Replying to @Pavlo__Escobar @F1BigData
Yeah, Lewis would’ve probably celebrated at the moment, but we’ve all seen the way his dad brought him up. Once he realise what happened was entirely against the interest of the sport. Well, I can’t say for certain, but more likely he would’ve done the right thing.
Last year, the Oklahoma girls basketball team did a similar thing where they realised they won under illegal circumstances and gave back the trophy.
We’re living in a world where a girls basketball team has more honour and integrity than Max Verstappen. Let that sink in.
As for Silverstone… If you think that was attempted murder, then what the hell was Brazil where Max missed the entire corner and went so far over that he basically went into Argentina? Or Saudi Arabia, where he slammed his brakes on with more force than any roadcar could ever produce directly in front of his rival? He lost any right to complain about Silverstone. The second that dirty driver pulled those disgusting tactics.
Replying to @dystainak
What exactly have you seen that’s led you to that conclusion? I’m genuinely curious, because “people are coming to realise Lewis was the bad guy all along” is quite a confident statement to make without actually explaining what these people have supposedly discovered.
Somethings never change though.
🤖 Made with AI
Replying to @aj346 @ManarrHosam
It’s okay to accept when you’re wrong. It’s the right thing to do.
Only proper pathetic losers have to pretend to be winners, when the entire world saw them lose. Don’t forget about this. Oh no, wait, of course you can’t. 🤣
Replying to @am27852
Maybe should stop gloating about your loser being given a championship he wasn’t good enough to win. Karma’s coming home to roost pal, your goat just got caught out by a small puddle.












