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From Victory Celebrations to Friendly Rivalries: Inside the F1 Paddock at the Hungarian Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton marks his victory with a curry feast | Carlos Sainz spearheads playful banter on European football
Our correspondent in the F1 pits shares the behind-the-scenes insights you might have overlooked
Lewis Larkam of Crash.net provides a comprehensive summary of the latest news, developments, and bits of information gathered from the Budapest paddock following Thursday's press gatherings in anticipation of the Hungarian Grand Prix…
Lewis Hamilton Confesses to Revisiting British Grand Prix Triumph Footage
Following the race weekend, Lewis Hamilton revealed he took the time to view replays of his recent win at Silverstone, marking an end to his winless streak.
In response to a question on whether he marked his first Formula 1 victory in 945 days with any significant celebration, the seven-time world champion shared with Crash.net and other media outlets, “I wouldn't really describe it as extensive celebration. After flying back, I felt a deep sense of pride upon my return to London.”
"I spent the evening indoors, catching up on the highlights and enjoying a delightful curry meal with a few friends. The following morning, I took an exhilarating run through Hyde Park, likely sporting the widest grin I've ever had."
Carlos Sainz playfully ribbed his ex-McLaren colleague Lando Norris concerning England's loss to Spain in the Euro 2024 championship. Norris was present at the final match in Berlin, witnessing England's 2-1 defeat by Spain.
Sainz scribbled the note “2-1 viva Espana!!” on Norris’ parking sign at the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend.
Kevin Magnussen Initiates Discussions with Potential Teams
Kevin Magnussen has revealed that he is engaging in discussions with various teams to ensure his continued participation in F1 for the 2025 season.
The Danish driver, whose anticipated exit from Haas was officially announced on Thursday, mentioned that Carlos Sainz continues to be the key factor in the racing driver market.
"Magnussen noted, “He's the major player on the market at the moment. Every team with open spots is attempting to bring him on board.”
"I believe that eventually, some teams will start to lose their patience. He cannot continue to delay indefinitely. However, I'm confident he won't do that. He will make the choice that's right for him. It's only appropriate that he's taking his time to think about his next move. Once he makes his decision, everything else will fall into place rather swiftly."
Pierre Gasly is of the opinion that Alpine is presented with "three viable choices" as they make their selection for his upcoming team partner for the season of 2025.
"Ultimately, the decision isn't mine to make," remarked the French athlete. "I'm in favor of having the quickest competitor join us. It's clear to everyone who that is."
In response to inquiries about discussing a comeback to Enstone with departing Ferrari racer Sainz, Gasly stated, "I've done my part."
"In the end, my faith in the project we're creating alongside Alpine is unwavering, and I will always support the team. The next step is for him to decide on his own path."
Logan Sargeant discusses his hiatus from social media
Williams racer Logan Sargeant clarified the reasons behind his prolonged break from social media platforms.
"Sargeant mentioned, "It's an exhausting environment. When you're performing well, naturally, others seek to pull you down.
"Even when I perform well, there's a prevailing sense of negativity. It's not entirely bad, but the negative feedback is significant. This is a key reason why many athletes have stepped back from managing their own social media accounts."
"It provides individuals who have never encountered performing at such an elevated level with an opportunity to express how challenging it is."
Oliver Bearman Discusses the Double-Edged Sword of Media Attention
Oliver Bearman, set to join Haas in 2025, has acknowledged that the intense media attention he and his Formula 2 colleague, Mercedes' rising star Andrea Kimi Antonelli, have received is a mix of advantageous and challenging aspects.
Bearman elaborated, "It seems we share a common issue. In my opinion, Kimi and I are frequently discussed in the press, perhaps Kimi even more so than myself, primarily due to our outcomes not meeting our expectations. It's challenging, but it's something we have to deal with as part of our lives."
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