Hammy just wears his heart on his sleeve. In the post race, He didnt sound like he was blaming anyone, he was just disappointed in himself. He's a winner, he's used to winning, he wants to win all the time. I dont think thats a particularly bad trait to have for a sports man, afterall you want to have that drive to win. But hamilton just lets his emotions come out, just how he is.
Jenson is the epitomy of cool, he appears relaxed all the time.... I bet he isnt though, he just has a good poker face. Keeps his true emotions for himself later, just keeping them back until he's done whats needed and answered the questions and gone home. Still he does come across as more mature and ultimately more likable than hamilton. IE you could very easily imagine yourself having a laugh with Jenson down the pub. He's just very cool, calm, collected and relaxed. He just has to make sure he doesnt get too relaxed! (happens, Im sure it happened to mark foster (swimmer) at one point. Its very important not to be so nervous before a race that it cripples you, but you dont want to be so relaxed that theres no excitment, no adrenaline because that will do you in just as bad)
On to some key points:
McLaren: Pretty slick really, didn't expect them to be front row after practice for some reason, but they've clearly designed a wicked car.
Red Bull: I think they are just about level, race pace wise, with McLaren. Little bit more work and they will be close. Of course we are yet to see how they fare on different types of tracks.
Mercedes: Shame to see Schumacher out so early. Would of been interesting to see a proper scrap with Vettel.
Renault: Kimi performed well I thought, not bad for a first race back. Looking forward to more from him. Shame about his team mate who was unceramoniously kicked off the track Maldonado. Would of liked to see what he could convert that 3rd place to.
Ferrari: Oh dear. Something isnt right there. Personally I think their car is showing just how good Alonso is (that or just how off the boil Massa now is). The car clearly isnt that fast and is hard work to drive. Alonso's strong armed that thing to 5th place while the sister car languished at the back. I cant help but think, in the best car, Alonso would be devasting.
Williams: An early glimpse of a return to some kind of form? I hope so! Maldonado has good speed, just need to reign it in a bit. He's a bit scruffy with it. Senna clearly just isnt that quick a driver.
Sauber: Punching above their weight againg. Looks like they have a good car and they have two solid drivers in Perez and Kobayashi.
Other teams, much of a muchness though thought the new young guns this year made a good case for themselves. They're quite fiesty!
HRT: Why are you even here. 10 seconds off the pace? Not even in the same universe as everyone else.