Hamilton 'not listening to any of the hype' in Monaco

So Lewis, after an incredibly strong Montreal race from you, you come to Monaco with a lot of people tipping you and Ferrari as favourites. Do you believe the hype? Is this an excellent opportunity for you and the team? I'm not listening to any of the hype, I'm just trying to take the learning from each weekend and try to move forward. I think that's really what I'm focused on this weekend. We know Charles is committed to the team now, we know you're looking to go on and on with Ferrari. How good is the partnership? How challenging is it? You've never vetoed a team mate or anything like that over your career. You seem to be winning the arm wrestle now a little bit, but is it good competition between you? We've had one race, we've had one good race, well two good races maybe this year against him. So I mean there's only been five races, it's still a long way to go, but I think we work well together and I think we collaborate well I think together with the team and I think we're pushing the team collectively with Fred and with all the amazing players in the background, all the engineers that are working so hard on the car. I think we work really well together, I think there's a real good harmony in the team now. How much more confident do you have for this weekend, especially comparing last year's Monaco GP coming from a very successful weekend that you had? I think it's a lot different this whole year in terms of compared to last year. A lot of things, a lot of pawns have moved, managed to move a lot of things on the chessboard and reposition myself I think within the team. We're working really well together, I've got the right engineer that I need now, I think engineers now that I need, they're doing a great job and I feel like I've obviously had input into this year's car and it's moving in the direction that I particularly like. So you know these things take time and I'm grateful that we are where we are but we've got a lot of work to go towards. I think it's there's no given, it's not a given that we're going to be competitive everywhere we go.