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salem retweeted
🇵🇸 🏎️@LewisHamilton:
Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton visited Egypt's border with Gaza on Tuesday to observe the humanitarian aid effort for the territory.
Hamilton toured the Rafah border crossing and Egyptian Red Crescent warehouses in the city of El Arish, which borders Gaza, during his visit, local authorities said.
The British driver was also briefed on the process of preparing and coordinating humanitarian supplies before they are transported to Gaza. The 41-year-old is a longstanding supporter of humanitarian and charitable causes.
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Lewis Hamilton: "I'm here with the Egyptian Red Crescent as they load these boxes containing aid they have prepared to send to Gaza. They went to the Rafah border today, accompanied by their wonderful volunteers. They have more than 70,000 volunteers across Egypt, and over 2,000 people here volunteer every day to make sure these boxes are ready and packed as well as possible. They're fully ready to be
deployed. So we really need to put pressure on Israel to
reopen the crossing from the Palestinian side, because not enough trucks are getting through each day."
"The people in Gaza and Palestine are in such urgent need that they could hardly need this aid more than they do right now, so we really must apply pressure.
And work together to ensure this aid gets there. There is a great deal of it, and this center is just one of several different sites that also contain such wonderful supplies, full of food, medicine, and things that individuals and families in Palestine really need."
salem retweeted
'Lewis Hamilton has touched down in Egypt's North Sinai ahead of a planned visit to Rafah to see firsthand the humanitarian efforts supporting Gaza.'
'The seven-time F1 world champion is expected to visit aid warehouses and logistics facilities handling supplies destined for Gaza.'
'The visit follows years of Hamilton publicly advocating for Palestine, including a trip to Jordan last December, where he met Red Crescent aid workers and learned more about their humanitarian operations.'
✍️/📸 complexmena
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If anything, I hope it urges people reading this on f1twt to be curious to learn more about this point on our map, it's history, and it's importance in the present day.
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while we are here, if you’ve got the opportunity to help and don’t know where to start, here’s a link tree 👇🇵🇸
linktr.ee/ResourcesforPalest…
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The Rafah crossing is literally one of the most dangerous border crossings, and it’s where our aid trucks pass through. And people STILL have the audacity to call him performative!!! He’s literally putting everything on the line to go there and see everything for himself!!
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Good morning (🥹🤭) here's our piece on Lando Norris' Interlagos win, a pleasure to write, please read and support ❤️
Lando Norris was third by Turn 2 at a wet Interlagos and still won the São Paulo Grand Prix from pole, 14.6 seconds clear. All it took was a little bit of patience.
🏁 laptwentynine.com/lando-norr…
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god forbid a driver creates an academy to provide opportunities for kids who might not be born with a silver spoon in their mouth or family involved in motorsports 😭 having a championship should not be the deciding factor when you’re trying to open doors for the next gen
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Max Verstappen: "Actually, Lewis (Hamilton) had a very good first lap. He could really get through those cars, so I was a little bit disappointed that I couldn't make the same headway."
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imho completely valid + evidence-backed ability to say "these are my conditions" and stick it out for four laps on slicks under that same drizzle it was the lack of info on higher intensity rain that caused miscommunication + pit miss but enough from me its just couple points ❤️
"I lost a couple of points at the end, I thought the conditions were staying the same, because that's the last message that I got, the rain would stay like this. I was like, OK, these are my conditions, I can keep going. I didn't hear that it was raining more. So I stayed out a lap too long at the end and that made it tricky."
Also whilst i love to point out the level of miscommunication between the drivers and race engineers, the problem will always be more internal. We’ve seen it with Xavi, Adami and now Bozzi and Santi, they take the blame for what is mostly a much deeper issue of incompetence
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brother i’m pissed cuz lewis had the fucking pace man what is this p9 doesn’t do his race ANY justice
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'Hopefully at 41, I'll be still here racing.'
Kimi Antonelli on Lewis Hamilton's 400th Grand Prix: "He's incredible. First of all, how he can still perform at his age, like Fernando at the end of the day. To see him with the same hunger and determination is very cool, and inspirational as well. And it could be a good sign for me. I'm just 20, hopefully at 41, I'll be still here racing, and competing at the top."
"It's incredible what he has achieved. I mean, he has broken so many records and is still doing so. So very happy, and a big privilege to be able to race against him - and hopefully many more battles in the future."
F1 2026 | Brazil
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"Lewis has always been a very fair racer. I think on top of the stats of his career, the way he's achieved that has been very, very impressive as well. There's really not been much controversy at all. I can't really debate any of his accolades whatsoever. I think for me that's also a very important part. Both the stats, but also the way he's achieved it."
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400 Grand Prix starts. 7 World Championships. 1 legendary career.
Pure greatness from Lewis Hamilton. 👑



























