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That’s right and I support Hamilton 100%!
🚨 | TENSIONS RISE AT FERRARI!
PJ: “From what I know, Hamilton is not very well liked within Ferrari. His behaviour is almost the opposite of what the employees and engineers expect. The way he conducts himself hasn’t exactly made him popular.”
“There is no preference for Hamilton over Leclerc, and I challenge anyone with inside information to say otherwise.”
“Hamilton knows how to play politics very well. For years, he’s had the backing of the media, particularly the British press, which has strongly supported him. That’s how he’s managed to push certain narratives.”
Hamilton is reportedly trying to gain political influence within Ferrari through the media, using public statements to shape opinion and getting close to John Elkann as though he wants to take control of the team.
“He’s a master of politics. He played politics against Alonso and politically destroyed him that season.”
Leclerc is also reportedly very angry about what happened in Mexico and believes his relationship with Hamilton has deteriorated.
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🚨 | TENSIONS RISE AT FERRARI!
PJ: “From what I know, Hamilton is not very well liked within Ferrari. His behaviour is almost the opposite of what the employees and engineers expect. The way he conducts himself hasn’t exactly made him popular.”
“There is no preference for Hamilton over Leclerc, and I challenge anyone with inside information to say otherwise.”
“Hamilton knows how to play politics very well. For years, he’s had the backing of the media, particularly the British press, which has strongly supported him. That’s how he’s managed to push certain narratives.”
Hamilton is reportedly trying to gain political influence within Ferrari through the media, using public statements to shape opinion and getting close to John Elkann as though he wants to take control of the team.
“He’s a master of politics. He played politics against Alonso and politically destroyed him that season.”
Leclerc is also reportedly very angry about what happened in Mexico and believes his relationship with Hamilton has deteriorated.
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Red Bull racing thanking Charles Leclerc for gifting Max another victory. You can’t make this up! 😭😭😭
#F1 #MexicoGP #LewisHamilton
"It's really Fred Vasseur. He needs to start to act I think there...
Charles was bouncing over the inside into Lewis. He was not holding the line. So already that was too much from Charles. So he messed up already there."
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Red Bull Racing did not thank Charles Leclerc. The photo is edited; official images from the team's Mexico GP victory celebration show a pit board reading "MAX WINS."
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🔴 Damon Hill believes Charles Leclerc's attempted pass on Lewis Hamilton in Mexico was far too bold.
The former F1 champion criticised the aggressive move around the outside and suggested Charles Leclerc's frustration after losing pole to Lewis Hamilton may have played a part.
Urgh!!! Delusional.
You said it was a deserved penalty, Lewis was pretty unhappy. How do you move forward?
Charles: "Well I will speak with Lewis. I think we both didn't make the corner.
I don't know if Lewis's point was for me to get P3, but at least having a Red Bull second, I felt it was worth it to kind of keep the position and see what happens.
I could also be unhappy with how much Lewis pushed me off the track out of Turn 1 but I think it's racing when you are fighting for a win, it is the way it should be."
im looking at this footage without sound and it's incredible how Charles believes his own shit version of events!
Dana Thorson retweeted
Matt is the biggest Charles fanboy and even he can admit that Charles was never going to make that corner. It was bold and unnecessary.
He drives like his seat is under threat which is not the case—he’s the golden boy at Ferrari. He will do anything to get ahead of his teammate even if it costs the team and himself valuable points. In Monza he raced Lewis so hard and eventually got a DNF, yesterday he does the same thing and failed to get a podium.
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"It's really Fred Vasseur. He needs to start to act I think there...
Charles was bouncing over the inside into Lewis. He was not holding the line. So already that was too much from Charles. So he messed up already there."
The one real talent Charles has is with his words....pair skating with his words...
🚨| Charles Leclerc: "We both completely miss the corner and then clearly we both brake too late and I couldn't make the corner so I cut it. My initial objective was to give the position back to Lewis but unfortunately there was Max who was between us and well I asked on the radio but clearly we thought it wasn't clear enough for me to drop back to 3rd. So as a result we stayed in the lead. We're going to review it I'm sure it's going to be one of the talking points in debriefing."
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To agree with Max.... 😇
Q: I just spoke to Charles and he said he didn't give the position back because you were in between them, like what you had in Madrid
Max Verstappen: ''Yeah, but yeah. That's just- I don't think that should be allowed. you should give the position back to who lost it."
Q: Or take the penalty, which he did.
Max: ''Yeah but usually its 10 seconds, and now all of a sudden it's just 5. I think that's very strange too.''
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SPEAK your mind LEWIS and forever hold your peace. This needed to be said.🙏
'I think it's a mentality thing. It's like do or die. Like, either I win, or none of us do.'
Lewis Hamilton: "Before I joined this team, when I was in Mercedes, I watched and witnessed the back-and-forth between Charles and Carlos. Several races where they were battling so much that the person ahead just pulled away, and they had the pace to actually win the race."
"It’s one thing when that's happening in fourth and fifth as opposed to first and second, and you lose the win. That's significant. The guy is 28 years old, so I don't think it's an age thing. I think it's a mentality thing. It's like do or die. Like, either I win, or none of us do, and it shouldn't be that. It should be, us having got that one-two, which is still a good feeling."
"At Silverstone, I could have gone all kamikaze on him and taken him off and lost us the the win, but instead a one-two was there, and I think we got a one-two, or was it a one-three? I'm happy for the team to have experienced that. I'm hopeful we'll work towards a better place in the future."
F1 2026 | Mexico
I wonder who Toto was referring to....
⭐️ TOTO WOLFF: "ANTONELLI DEVERIA SERVIR DE EXEMPLO PARA ALGUNS MIMADOS QUE TEMOS NA F1"⭐️
Toto Wolff, chefe de equipe da Mercedes e responsável por colocar Kimi Antonelli na F1:
"Essa ideia de vencer a qualquer custo, egoísta, oportunista, implacável em benefício próprio, esse modelo de piloto de corrida morreu. Com Kimi Antonelli temos um novo campeão que representa valores. Humildade, integridade, lealdade, respeito. Ser você mesmo.
Ele deveria servir de exemplo para alguns mimados que temos na Fórmula 1. Aqueles que não param de choramingar no rádio. Que só sabem reclamar e bater o carro. Olhem para esse garoto de 20 anos e pensem no que vocês precisam fazer para melhorar. Esse é o recado"
