Lets clarify some bullshit claim for a moment here. Not even mentioning that Lewis is statically speaking the cleanest driver out there, I'll instead refer to what his peers have to say: The two cleanest drivers of the modern era, Jenson Button and Kimi Raikkonen, both praised Lewis for being a fair, respectful and clean driver on track. His biggest ever rival, Nico Rosberg, recollected that in their list of controversial moments, "Lewis' genius meant that it was usually my fault". His most controversial rival, Max Verstappen, had the following to say about Lewis following their battles in 2022: “It’s been really cool, especially when you race a driver and you know that you can go to the absolute limit. I guess you can trust each other to just race super-hard. That’s always really nice because you can see in the three races we’ve had it’s been really close to each other but predictable. Lewis has never felt something like: ‘Oh, we’re going to crash,’ or something. I always have full trust in Lewis that we all give each other enough space.” When he took on the king of dirty racing in Michael Schumacher at Monza in 2011, the German also referred to the battle as fun, clean and fair. Legendary F1 commentator Murray Walker noted that Lewis stood out between the other Greats of the sport on account of his fairness on track, a view that was also backed up by David Coulthard, both of whom had plenty of experience watching or even racing against the likes of Senna and Schumacher. And thats not even to mention the countless other drivers or team bosses including world champions Lando Norris and Sebastian Vettel, Daniel Ricciardo, George Russell, Oscar Piastri, Fred Vasseur, Zak Brown, Christian Horner, Toto Wolff and many more. So let's stop this weird agenda against Lewis on account of an unfortunate crash 5 years ago and a tough season 15 years ago which is basically all there is against him over his 20 year career.