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do you ever just sit by yourself and then you just IN HIS FIRST SEASON FOR MERCEDES GEORGE RUSSELL AFTER WINNING THE SPRINT YESTERDAY WINS THE SAO PAULO GRAND PRIX ON A SUNDAY ITS A 1-2 FOR MERCEDES ITS GORGEOUS FOR GEORGE ITS ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL? because same
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🚨 | ATENÇÃO! Nossa conta foi suspensa momentaneamente por um motivo que aparentemente envolve nossa foto de perfil.
Estamos tentando resolver, porém, estaremos por aqui atualizando tudo.
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I’ve realized that what hurt me the most this season wasn’t George not becoming champion, but the mistreatment he received and the continued disappointment from his own team. I can accept my driver not winning, but it’s the way everything happened that’s messing with me.
torger i hope one day your son goes through everything you put george through because that is the only way you will feel how much shit you put him through
fuck mercedes, fuck torger, fuck the zionellis, fuck marcus, fuck domenicalli, fuck shitaly, fuck f1 media, fuck the mercedes pitwall, strategists, engineers, mechanics who kept closing their eyes on his car issues, i hope you all di€ and long live king george 🩵
keep my driver out of your ferrari bs drama jfc
One great comparison to this whole Leclerc situation is when Hamilton and Russell were teammates.
Russell's selfishness showed in Zandvoort 2022 after he forced Mercedes to box and left Hamilton out to dry on his own. It showed that he really only cared about himself and winning the H2H and beating Hamilton. After that incident, leaving Hamilton furious, Mercedes spoke internally and he slowly started to change.
Can you guess his first words later that year after he crossed the line in Brazil when he won his first race in his F1 career?
"Come on team! 1-2, unbelievable!"
His first words were him praising the team and then thinking about the 1-2 and not his own victory. He was happy beating Hamilton, yes, but what mattered was the team.
From then on, Hamilton and Russell didn't really have any problems with rules of engagement.
Leclerc is simply too spoiled at Ferrari and that's the big, big problem Hamilton is refering to (imo). His mentality is simply the wrong one.
supporting george isn’t enough i would kill for bro
i just want to say thank you so much to the 63s who have accompanied george from the beginning of the season, from when we had hope until it was lost. i hope all our disappointments and george's will be repaid better 🤍
im proud to say i'm still standing with george, like even if he's finished last in every race, he's still my goat no matter what
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i would genuinely kill all of you for george russell to have a good thing happen to him in formula one
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i hope george can make some changes in his garage for next year, there's been several instances where they have been extremely incompetent and are part of the reason why george couldn't get a proper fight this year.
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Bro literally was about to pull a Spa 2.0 SOC rant charge and said “I’ll just shut the fuck up instead”. Toto apologizing on the radio immediately after this is literally the most eyebrow raising thing ever.
pooh you didn’t expect it? shocker! it’s not like it was horrible the entire season
🗣️ | Toto Wolff: “Vi George depois da corrida, na pesagem da FIA, e obviamente ele estava profundamente abalado com a situação. Foi uma grande demonstração de espírito esportivo da parte dele ir até Kimi. Conheço George há muito tempo e, para um piloto de corrida, este é um momento catastrófico. Talvez a corrida de hoje tenha sido um pouco o retrato da temporada dele.
Essa era uma corrida que ele poderia vencer. Tínhamos ritmo no carro e o deixamos na mão logo na primeira reta. A entrega de energia não foi o que esperávamos que fosse, então estou totalmente ao lado dele neste momento. Portanto, é absolutamente compreensível que ele não tenha cumprido os compromissos com a imprensa ou tenha deixado o circuito. Na verdade, eu teria ficado surpreso se ele tivesse permanecido.”
[@adamcooperF1]
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Finally, the most artificial championship in history has been decided. One day you’ll have to explain why, yet again, you chose not to air a single team radio about Russell’s technical struggles all race long. This looks dangerously close to selective censorship.























