Hamilton’s Post Race Behavior Atrocious ***spoilers***

1-define class
2-based on ur definition when did Lewis pretend to have class?
All I have seen is Lewis lecture speak about ecological and political movement.
He aims to be hip hop and hangs out with celebrities. He is not trying to be roger Moore or Sean Connery with his tats.

Hamilton wants to be the 2pac of formula one. He tries to go away from his clean cut image,but he kinda fails.

He is a popular figure but I’d not say classy. He behaves like new money. Class would be more Button in my book.


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Yep they are very happy for a Brit to win. Most teams are in the uk and the Uk are , with Italy, the soul of Motorsport so I get it


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Wrong.
Dad born in Baden Baden.
Me French born and raised spent all my summer in either lido so ponpoza Italy or Baden Baden Germany till I was 11.
So u should not make assumptions otherwise I’m going to assume you are secretly a Lewis fan


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"British fans are the BEST"

Will this fact get published in the Hamilton Commission Report ?

 

I've never heard of Chris Rosales. A google search revealed perilously little.

 

2pac from leafy Stevenage
LOL

 

He has a massive 493 followers on Instagram. So a major and leading source in this….
now he has 494 followers. This oracle may not be missed!

ciao
Oscar

 

Credit where it's due, Jesus only had 12 followers so this guy may be on to something.

 

and one of them killed him…
Max only had one follower and he almost killed him…..

Ciao
Oscar

 

Not quite as simple as that: if you put another driver up against the wall on the inside, and you can see they are wheel to wheel with you as you enter the corner, you know they are going to understeer. So if you are on the outside and you have a 33 point championship lead, then discretion is the better part of valour. Max is known to be hard (they even formulated the late move rules with him in mind) but he is smart and he will learn.

Apparently the (in)famous FIA diagram says that if a car is overlapping yours on the inside of a corner, it's their corner.

Anyway, the stewards ruled, Max lost 25 points of his lead (PER saved him the other one) and Red Bull have a big bill. I still think VER will be WC this year, but it will be interesting to see what happens next.

Hopefully, no one will get hurt.

 

No, he betrayed him.

 

Are you sure he os the One in need of therapy?

 

It's always a racing incidente...even when it's a stupid One or done on purpose...m

 

Trying to stay on topic, Lewis's post race showboating was dismal. No mention of Max, running all over the track like a hooligan (after his trademark slow tour of the runoffs); he's at best, nontraditional. Maybe his valet didn't have the opportunity to whisper in his ear that he should acknowledge the possible injury to his fellow driver. But no. None of that and actually the opposite. The public wasn't shielded from the real Lewis Hamilton this time. "Max was driving aggressively". Really? Because he left you for dead at the start? Aggressive because he was leading a Grand Prix? Or while you were challengine him for the lead?

Let me get this clear in my head - who is the more aggressive driver; the one leading or the one who is attempting to pass him? Hmmmmm. Well the Stewards and practically everyone else have weighed in and obviously, Lewis was to put it mildly, wrong. But let's not overlook the elephant in the room.

The need to take risks at the beginning of the race can be explained in many ways, most of which are part of racing. But there is one reason that is contrived, artificial, and unnecessary. A driver in the lead has three laps or so to make a "run for the hills" before he is assessed a handicap - DRS. This aspect of Formula One has been responsible for much discontent with the sport. How can anyone defend a race result where the driver/team that led for 70 laps is deprived of the victory in the final minutes simply because the winner had enjoyed multiple DRS slingshots over the last few laps? Is this what we want from our sport? I for one do not.

 

There is a very quaint bridge in Brooklyn that I can get you for cheap...

 

I agree with this. Hamilton drove a good race that has to be said. he caught Leclerc fair and square... no denying that. It's the lack of genuine concern for Verstappen that was glaring to me. It shows that the rest of Hamilton's behaviors are carefully curated.... this was a rare misstep.
It calls into question all of his "actions"....

 

Looks like we are stuck with DRS. Maybe NASCAR can imitate F1 for once?

+1

 

You made a lot of really salient points here.

 

Well, I get your point, but it's basically the same thing Charles Leclerc was saying as well. It was the aftermath that made it seem more than only a racing incident.

 

275gtb6c posting P&R comment. 30-day thread ban.

 

I'm just imagine the salivating tabloid glee and faux outrage if Lewis had married an underwear model and then divorced within the same year.