Lewis Hamilton: "I'm here with the Egyptian Red Crescent as they load these boxes containing aid they have prepared to send to Gaza. They went to the Rafah border today, accompanied by their wonderful volunteers. They have more than 70,000 volunteers across Egypt, and over 2,000 people here volunteer every day to make sure these boxes are ready and packed as well as possible. They're fully ready to be
deployed. So we really need to put pressure on Israel to
reopen the crossing from the Palestinian side, because not enough trucks are getting through each day."
"The people in Gaza and Palestine are in such urgent need that they could hardly need this aid more than they do right now, so we really must apply pressure.
And work together to ensure this aid gets there. There is a great deal of it, and this center is just one of several different sites that also contain such wonderful supplies, full of food, medicine, and things that individuals and families in Palestine really need."
I’m not even sure what’s more delusional: the fact that some of you genuinely believe Lewis might go back to McLaren, or that some of you actually think Ferrari won’t renew his contract 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Lewis Hamilton visited the Rafah Border Crossing today to learn more about humanitarian aid operations and the logistics involved in delivering relief supplies to Palestinians in Gaza.
Lewis Hamilton arrived in North Sinai, Egypt, today ahead of a visit to Al Arish to learn more about humanitarian relief operations supporting Palestinians in Gaza.
He is expected to tour logistics and storage facilities to learn how aid shipments bound for Gaza are received, sorted, and prepared for delivery.
Lewis Hamilton flew from Brazil with George Russell and Toto Wolff following the Brazilian GP!
Toto Wolff: “George is going to be on that overnight flight, so maybe we'll have a drink, a constructor's drink.We're going to take Lewis also, so we'll see, maybe he needs one for the bed!”
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🚨 | FRED VASSEUR ADMITS FERRARI MAY HAVE BEEN TOO AGGRESSIVE WITH LEWIS HAMILTON'S TYRE STRATEGY AT THE BRAZILIAN GP!
Fred Vasseur: “But Fernando Alonso, on the Intermediates, was faster than us the next lap. We were perhaps a little too aggressive.”
Vasseur also highlighted Ferrari's lack of straight-line speed, tyre temperature struggles and Lewis's starting position as factors that complicated the race.
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🚨Lewis Hamilton: “The last message I got was that it was going to stay as drizzle, and I was like, ‘Okay, this is my moment to keep pushing,’ because I could stay out in those conditions.
“I didn't hear that it was raining more in the first sector, and I braked a bit late going into Turn 1 as well. Unfortunately, that lost us a couple of places, but otherwise, the team did a great job.”
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