@harrismonkey Lol at those saying this performance devalues Hamilton. Give your heads a wobble, let’s not forget Russell has 2 years experience and has spent 6000km testing 3 Mercedes cars over the last 3 years. It’s a great debut but perspective is important.
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@LukeSmithF1 Think I agree with Daniel. F1 did the right thing and waited to see if everyone was OK before showing the replays, but was it REALLY necessary to show them for the next 90 minutes? Just show them once or twice so viewers get the gist and move on....
@lady14298@karunchandhok He a 2 time champion and F1 veteran taking advantage of a young driver test....it’s just wrong and clearly done to gain a competitive advantage.
@o_ensan@karunchandhok Lol if you’re trying to justify this ruling by bringing Paffet up, someone who hasn’t driven GP and comparing to a double champ....then you’re really clutching at straws 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@ilikethepig@SanchezdeCastro@karunchandhok Typical Alonso though. Cried to the FIA about Hamilton, Cried to the FIA about Mclaren, Cried to the FIA about Piquet, Cried about the Ferrari, Cried about the Honda engine, now goes Crying to the FIA about a test. He deserves to test a kiddy kart never mind a young driver test
@SanchezdeCastro@ilikethepig@karunchandhok Not getting mad, it’s the principle. It’s clear Renault and Alonso went crying like babies to the FIA to get an advantage. It’s ok though, if that’s what Nandi needs to beat Ocon next year, let him do it