Well the team doesn't show this.
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George Russell claimed his first Formula One sprint race win at the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix, maintaining his perfect start to the season after a closely fought contest that highlighted both Mercedes’ strengths and the evolving competitive order under the 2026 regulations.
Well the team doesn't show this.
I suppose it’s a tough job for you, coming here every race weekend and digging through a folder of excuses to defend him. As always, it’s never his fault. It’s always the fault of the brakes, the tires, the team, or the other drivers. "Il Predestinato" is incapable of doing anything wrong.woocasz wrote: ↑ The first chicane, that's a racing incident, not sure what Hamilton was expecting after his late dive, a wave through?
Hamilton was very aggressive with his divebomb at T1, so he got the same treatment at T2.
Leclerc stayed on the racing line like any other driver would do. Lewis should have backed off like Piastri did with Max. Palmer and Coulthard said exactly the same thing.
edu2703 wrote: ↑06 Sep 2026, 16:25I suppose it’s a tough job for you, coming here every race weekend and digging through a folder of excuses to defend him. As always, it’s never his fault. It’s always the fault of the brakes, the tires, the team, or the other drivers. "Il Predestinato" is incapable of doing anything wrong.woocasz wrote: ↑ The first chicane, that's a racing incident, not sure what Hamilton was expecting after his late dive, a wave through?
Hamilton was very aggressive with his divebomb at T1, so he got the same treatment at T2.
Leclerc stayed on the racing line like any other driver would do. Lewis should have backed off like Piastri did with Max. Palmer and Coulthard said exactly the same thing.
By the way, I’m not interested in hearing arguments. Leclerc pushed Hamilton off the track in an unnecessary move, then ruined his own race with a rookie mistake, and nothing is going to make me think otherwise.
You’ve been quiet all weekend, but you only turn up when there’s something wrong with Charles.edu2703 wrote: ↑06 Sep 2026, 16:25I suppose it’s a tough job for you, coming here every race weekend and digging through a folder of excuses to defend him. As always, it’s never his fault. It’s always the fault of the brakes, the tires, the team, or the other drivers. "Il Predestinato" is incapable of doing anything wrong.woocasz wrote: ↑ The first chicane, that's a racing incident, not sure what Hamilton was expecting after his late dive, a wave through?
Hamilton was very aggressive with his divebomb at T1, so he got the same treatment at T2.
Leclerc stayed on the racing line like any other driver would do. Lewis should have backed off like Piastri did with Max. Palmer and Coulthard said exactly the same thing.
By the way, I’m not interested in hearing arguments. Leclerc pushed Hamilton off the track in an unnecessary move, then ruined his own race with a rookie mistake, and nothing is going to make me think otherwise.
It’s neither of their team. They are employees and the org they represent isn’t doing enough.
The audacity to claim Ferrari has an "owner." And for that owner to be the guy trailing his teammate in the championship and who ended his own race today with a clumsy mistake.woocasz wrote: ↑ What people (cult44) need to understand is that this is Leclercs team. He was there before Lewis and will be there when Lewis retires.
If you went to the trouble of digging through my profile just to find out where I’m from and make a ridiculous assumption, maybe you should have dug a little deeper. You could have found comments I made last year calling for Hamilton to retire back when he couldn't even make it out of Q1 in qualifying, or the many comments praising Leclerc’s performance in races where he did well.woocasz wrote: ↑06 Sep 2026, 16:35You’ve been quiet all weekend, but you only turn up when there’s something wrong with Charles.
I’ve noticed you’re from Brazil and you think Hamilton is the second Senna – well, guess what, he isn’t and he never will be.
I’ve got some bad news for you and all of Charles’s haters – it was another AI glitch.
Mate, that’s even more embarrassing. Shows that you’re way too quick to throw the retire and number 2 card. Just take it down a notch.edu2703 wrote: ↑06 Sep 2026, 16:54If you went to the trouble of digging through my profile just to find out where I’m from and make a ridiculous assumption, maybe you should have dug a little deeper. You could have found comments I made last year calling for Hamilton to retire back when he couldn't even make it out of Q1 in qualifying, or the many comments praising Leclerc’s performance in races where he did well.woocasz wrote: ↑06 Sep 2026, 16:35You’ve been quiet all weekend, but you only turn up when there’s something wrong with Charles.
I’ve noticed you’re from Brazil and you think Hamilton is the second Senna – well, guess what, he isn’t and he never will be.
I’ve got some bad news for you and all of Charles’s haters – it was another AI glitch.
I don’t belong to the "Cult44" you talk about, nor am I a Leclerc hater who only shows up when he screws up and vanishes when he wins or gets a podium. Stop with this nonsense of thinking that everyone who criticizes your favorite driver is a cultist like you.