Nice little article on Lewis on F1-Live. I'll quote just one paragraph:
"I'm in a unique position," the Briton is quoted as saying by the Daily Mail. "Nobody has felt exactly the same things as I've felt. The only person I really take advice from is my dad."
It is not only the dad thing. Each sentence is talking volumes.
I'm in a unique position - well, isn't every driver in his own unique position..? Is he trying to tell us his position is extra-unique just because he thinks he is, er, more unique than the other drivers..?
Nobody has felt exactly the same things as I've felt - so he is not just uber-unique, he also knows for fact how everyone else ever felt. Guess that is part of his uniqueness... darn Jedi mind tricks... No. Really.

And, of course, the dad factor. Well OK, the dad wants the best for his son and family, but what kind of advice can he give when it comes to real driving stuff? Except how to hit kindergarten with uber-expensive super car..? I mean, I've been driving Gran Turismo 4 for a year, and a bit of Race Driver 3 and latest GRID... not to mention countless Need for Speed games. Heck I can give much more useful advices than Antony... and, well, it shows (Antony, not me).
Rest of article is almost as much ridiculous. Take a look and you''ll find that, addressing reporters, Lewis thinks that (quote):
you know me - I don't bullpoo. You help me get my message across.. Last guy who was getting his message across was, like, Gandhi. Jesus maybe? We don't get ordinary people getting message across every day, now, do we?
And Lewis is ordinary guy, because reporters have also learned that (quote):
You help me shine as a normal person to the public. That's why these people are standing outside waiting to see me.. So there we go. He shines as normal person, and has his message across while shining (like a normal person normally do). And like every normal person, he is uber-unique and he feels the way no one ever felt before (for fact!), which is also so normal. And shining. And unique. And much more.

At the end of day, I'm just finding him so amusing that,thinking of it, I'm kind of glad he is there. F1 would be so much more boring without him. He's the best thing that could happen to F1... after Hulk Hogan.

You can have it in any colour - as long as it's black. Or red. Or blue. Or green. Or white. Or navy blue. Or...