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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.
Lewis Hamilton visits Rafah crossing to witness Gaza aid efforts
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As of today, Lewis Hamilton still holds the record for the largest margin of victory of the entire season
In Barcelona, he won by 19.561s
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Hi everyone,
I wanted to say a heartfelt thank you for all your messages. Your support means a great deal to me.
To the fans, colleagues and former colleagues who have taken the time to reach out as well, I’m truly grateful.
My love for this sport remains as strong as ever, and I’m grateful to share that passion with so many of you.
Thank you for your kindness and encouragement.
Esteban
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lewis has finished outside the points 12 times in 400 races
TWELVE
THREE PERCENT
A DIFFERENT LEVEL OF GREATNESS
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A Ferrari tirou de mim a certeza do octa. A equipe não tem a menor condição, competência e mentalidade para entregar a oportunidade disso à ele.
Embora ele tenha 100% de condições (talento e mentalidade) de ser campeão novamente.
Happy for them, because deep down, this is still the only team I would actually support in this sport, but it also makes me sad after the hardship Lewis went through and now just has to watch them be this successful again while he is at Ferrari. I know why he left etc. but still
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It’s incredibly frustrating watching Ferrari week in and out. If you look at Red Bull — once they rectified their issues, how many opportunities have they squandered once their car was competitive? I don’t think a single race that I can remember, they’ve capitalised and maximised every opportunity whereas Ferrari has thrown away several podiums and decent results simply because they can’t pull their thumbs out of their asses. Ferrari are operational infants in comparison to a team like Red Bull.
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🔵 Redbull … built a team , set a target , started winning championships from 2010-2013 , struggled with new regs 2014 and the engine , started rebuilding , got back in 2021 , dominated 2022 - 2023 and WDC in 2024
⚫️ Mercedes … built a team , set a target , started winning championships from 2014 - 2021 , got the new regs wrong , started rebuilding , champions again in 2026 new regs
🟠 McLaren … historic team , didn’t win since 2008 , failed two consecutive regs , made hard calls , started rebuilding , kept working in silence after a bad 2022 start , 2024 - 2025 top of the world
🔴 Ferrari …. Historic team
I would really like to know why Cedric hasn't taken over for a few races this season. Like, does Lewis really not see any issues with his communication with Santi?
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- 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.
There are far too many issues in this team to even dream of a title fight anytime soon. They would need a 2023 Red Bull-level of car to accomplish something like that atp.
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Ferrari should be ashamed with themselves. Max started on place behind us and somehow he is on the podium. Our engine is fcking shit and that is so concerning
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When a team is error prone AND not good at communicating, I'm not blaming the driver for not trusting them.
He literally overruled them 1hr prior and was correct. Think about it.
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Being a Hamilton fan has been agonising rollercoaster for the majority of this decade




















