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Originally Posted by Artemis
During 'Free Practice 3' DRS malfunctioned on Hamilton's car too. Only once the issue got sorted out he managed to clock a competitive lap. If DRS had malfunctioned during the race, Hamilton could not have moved through traffic the way he did with DRS active. During the Emilia Romagna race he spent most of the race desperately trailing behind Gasly in a so-called 'DRS train'. He finished P14, upgraded to P13 after Ocon getting a penalty.
DRS malfunction on Verstappen's car during the first half undeniably impacted the first half of his race in an adverse way: stuck behind Russell.
Bottas finished only 5.4 seconds behind Hamilton. Not bad for an Alfa Romeo on worn tires (fitted during lap 34/66).
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The guy is just trolling. He hates Max and is a butthurt Lewis fan. Today was going his way then his week ahead was ruined by Charles DNF. I’m no Max fan but you have to give to him, every race he has finished he has won.