Lewis Hamilton says sometimes the F1 drama 'feels like a bit of a Kardashian show happening here'...
Lewis Hamilton believes the off-track happenings in Formula 1 are like living in reality television, saying he has heard “entertaining” stories of late.
Red Bull have been even further in the spotlight in recent weeks after the team orders fallout from Brazil, when Max Verstappen refused to give sixth place back to Sergio Perez at the end of the race, though both drivers and the team say that issue has now been ironed out. “I mean, it feels like a bit of a Kardashian show happening here,” Hamilton said with a chuckle to Channel 4 when asked for his thoughts on the season’s off-track drama, ‘cost cap gate, to name but one’ element of it.
Hamilton was speaking ahead of the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, with the 2021 event having seen Verstappen crowned World Champion in controversial circumstances.
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