Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton has visited Gaza aid operations in Egypt, touring the Rafah crossing and Red Crescent warehouses to see how supplies are coordinated.
The 41-year-old has spoken out about ending conflicts and supporting those in need.
Watched his guy get overtaken three times by his own teammate starting from P21 and only got bailed out from the burning humiliation by team sabotage but this was their takeaway. You have to admire their shamelessness if nothing else.
Liam Lawson on his contact with Charles??
“I feel like it was exactly like his GP2 move in Abu Dhabi on Albon years ago. He did the same kind of thing. So, maybe it’s his speciality.”
- Lost P2 in Silverstone.
- Lost P3 in Belgium.
- Lost P2 in Hungary.
- Lost P2 in Madrid.
- Lost P1 in Mexico.
- Lost top 6 streak in Brazil.
It hurts.
Whatever happens in the next round or two, I'm proud of what Hamilton has managed to do this season. The results and the championship standings are absolutely not representative to what he has shown us.
Yeah, there might have been a few bozo moments here and there and some unfair penalties, but he is back. He has the pace. He just needs the car to deliver.
On the other hand, I've already accepted the fact that this team is far too gone operationally. Even a WCC seems impossible.
I'll take a few more wins and pole positions before he either retires or goes to McLaren.
The Ferrari is so poor in these conditions around this track. Leclerc getting folded by the Alpines and Aston Martins on pace is showing the natural level of the car, just not good.
So now we know:
- Leclerc's camp "leaks" things to certain outlets, like @Auto_Racer_it
- These outlets put out "news" mixed with opinions to control narratives
Basically no italian Ferrari source can be trusted. Even if they get info, it's loaded with an agenda from 1 side.