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Thanks for the clarification, as long as we are clear that there is a distinction between his attitude outside the cockpit ( i don't disagree this has been questionable at times but he is the most marketable driver in the field and this naturally comes with more media scrutiny) and his approach to racing which I believe has been pretty consistent since he entered F1. I would suggest the real evidence lies in the results he's achieved after tough periods and Valencia was a prime example. You won't find many drivers fighting their way back up to 4th the way he did after everything that happened last Sunday or even going back to Monaco - throwing one up the inside of Maldonado after serving a drive through for the clash with Massa. Mentally I think he is as tough as they come - this is why he never moved across for Alonso and a more experienced pro like Massa does.