This season's F1 race ended in a huge controversy! Although throughout the season' performance of Vistapan Jr., the Dutch driver is actually worthy of the honor of the driver's annual championship, but the last stop, because of the "strange operation" of the FIA and Sai Michael Massey, makes the world championship title of the driver of the little Verstappen appear to be somewhat insufficient, and even considered by many fans to be invincible. This season's drivers' world championship should belong to Hamilton, not to little Verstappen, who picked up the big bargain.
Despite the controversy, last night the FIA hosted the year-end awards ceremony in Paris, and Verstappen Jr. lifted the trophy of his first drivers' championship of his career. As the team champion, Mayben's team Leader Wolff and seven-time champion Hamilton were not unexpectedly absent from the award ceremony, and the Maybun Team did not even send their own car to the award ceremony venue. According to F1's statutes, the top three drivers of the year must attend the FIA year-end award ceremony, and all teams of cars must show up. It is clear that the Meiben team has still expressed its dissatisfaction with the FIA in its own way until now. Even though the Mayben team had previously made the decision to abandon the appeal and recognize the world champion with Verstappen Jr., for Wolff and Hamilton, the matter was really far from over.
Even from the current situation, perhaps because of Marcy's controversial decision this time, it is likely that 7 champions Hamilton will retire!
First, Wolfe's wife, on her personal social media, directly "fired" at Michael Massey. Susi Wolf said with a loud voice: "The decision of a person in the governing body (referring to the FIA) to apply the rules in a way that has never been done before in F1 directly determines the F1 drivers' world championship. Rules are rules that cannot be changed at the end of a match by one person at will. ”
According to sky sports reports, due to the impact of this incident, 7-time champion Hamilton's heart has been hit a lot. In an interview with the media, Wolfe even said something as serious as "he can't guarantee that Hamilton will return to F1 next year".
But at the same time, Wolff has also made it clear that he wants Hamilton to fight again next year. Leader Meben said: "It will take a long time to digest what happened on Sunday, I think we will never be able to overcome, it is completely impossible. As a driver, he certainly wouldn't. I very much hope hamilton will continue racing because he is the greatest driver of all time. Judging from the last four games, he has completely dominated the game. So we'll have to overcome the pain that last Sunday's events have caused him in the coming weeks and months. ”
Having won the drivers' championships on an equal footing with Schumacher, tied for F1 all-time, and even more than the car king in terms of individual wins, Hamilton doesn't have to prove himself on the track. Coupled with Hamilton's recent rise to the earl of The United Kingdom, personal honor and status reached new heights. Considering that the "deliberate suppression" of F1 events today makes him feel cold, perhaps the greatest driver in F1 history is really likely to choose to say goodbye?