Lewis Hamilton is not happy with Fernando Alonso calling him an idiot and will not be speaking with his arch-rival because of that.
Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton started the race from the second row. The two drivers couldn’t hold themselves, not having a clean start.
The two drivers collided on the very first lap of the Belgian GP race. So much so that Hamilton was lifted by Alpine and damaged his Mercedes’ floor.
Though, the responsibility for the crash was taken by Hamilton. Apparently, the Briton didn’t leave his former teammate a room. However, it also infuriated Alonso, and he called him an idiot.
Now, when asked Hamilton whether he will be talking to Alonso about the crash and resolving things. The Briton replied he would have, but now he won’t because of Alonso’s words.
#BelgianGP 🇧🇪: Lewis Hamilton was asked if he would speak to Alonso, Hamilton said: “No. I would have until I heard what he said.”
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“I don’t really have a response to it,” said Alonso. “I know how things feel in the heat of the moment. It’s nice to know how he feels about me! It’s better it’s out in the open. It wasn’t intentional, I take responsibility for it, it’s what adults do.”
Also read: Lewis Hamilton takes blame for collision with 2-time World Champion on opening lap of Belgium GP
Lewis Hamilton is dejected with lack of a result
After being promoted to the second row before the start of the race, Hamilton hoped for a better day than the rest of the weekend. However, his race ended in the first lap itself.
Of course, Hamilton feels disappointed with the lack of result on Sunday, especially when his team gained momentum after so many positive results.
lewis hamilton going on a hike on a nice sunday evening pic.twitter.com/OBrC6jwz9m
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“It really has [been a difficult weekend],” said Hamilton. “You always wanna see it’s through to the end of the race so to lose a race through something that happened so quickly, and also unintentionally, this sort of stuff happens.”
“It’s motor racing, when you’re driving at these speeds. But, it’s painful as always.”
Also read: Lewis Hamilton left the track at midnight only after he figured out how to win the 2022 Belgian GP
