Lewis Hamilton Received An X-rated message From Mercedes engineer, See Why

Lewis Hamilton Received An X-rated message From Mercedes engineer, See Why

After the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes engineer sent him an X-rated message.

Touchaheart reports that MERCEDES has battled for performance in 2022, with its star, Lewis Hamilton, finishing tenth in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Sunday.

This online news outlet has learned that Lewis Hamilton’s race engineer uttered an X-rated obscenity after the seven-time champion was only able to score one point in Jeddah, a contemporary economic metropolis and gateway for pilgrimages to the Islamic holy cities of Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia.

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Touchaheart Nigeria reports Mercedes troubles have put Lewis Hamilton 29 points down in the standings after only two races.

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As the cars stopped in parc ferme after Sunday’s race, Hamilton said: “Another tough day in the office guys, but thank you so much for trying.” However, Hamilton’s race engineer Peter Bonnington replied: “Yeah, hopefully not too many more s*** days, Lewis.”

Moments after the race, Hamilton was confused as to whether he scored a point from his top 10 finish. After the chequered flag, Bono said: “OK Lewis, that’s P10. Sorry about that.”

Hamilton replied: “Is there even a point for that position?” Mercedes will be hoping for a bounce-back at the next race in Australia to close the gap on their rivals.

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Touchaheart Nigeria on the Italian branch of Motorsport.com, the Silver Arrows may be bringing a number of changes to Melbourne. To ensure the team gets to grips with their challenges, a fresh aerodynamic package might be introduced ahead of schedule.

The new parts were supposed to debut in Imola or Spain, but that date could be pushed up. Toto Wolff, the team’s president, warned his squad that they would “not going to rest” until they were back battling at the front after a dismal performance in Jeddah.

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He said: “We were right in the middle of those fun games in the front, and talking as an F1 stakeholder and benefiting from a great show, that is really spectacular to look at.

“But on the other side, it is extremely painful to be not part of those fun games, and by quite a chunk of laptime deficit. We’re not going to rest until we are back in the mix.

“But you’re absolutely right: it’s no fun at all. [It’s] an exercise in humility, and it’s going to make us stronger in the end, even though it’s not funny right now.”