Former professional kickboxer Andrew Tate berated Lewis Hamilton and it didn’t go well at all with the Mercedes star’s fans
Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate berated Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton and it has caused a severe outrage among fans. The pair were attending an F1 practice session ahead of the Grand Prix as they watched the drivers race on the track. Both the brothers decided to go off on a little rant aimed at the 7-time Formula World Drivers’ Champion. Andrew Tate started the slander by talking about how ‘easy’ it is to drive an F1 car:
“It’s not impressive, I can do that. Get in a car, start, go, left, right, f**k it I’ll go right now. Can’t beat me at this s**t, give me it, give me the car. They won’t give me the car because they know I’ll win. That’s why they won’t give me the car”, said Andrew. Tristan Tate then chimed in talking about how if Lewis Hamilton got out of his car and Tate had to fight him for the car, he would “break his spine”. The slander just didn’t stop there and the brothers went on to talk about how Hamilton would not be able to make any impression on the women he dates, like Nicole Scherzinger.
This is not the first time that Andrew Tate has been in the limelight for his distasteful remarks. Such defamation incidents have previously led to his ban on the platform, Twitter. Now, adding to the list of social media ban is the Meta platforms, Facebook, and Instagram alongside TikTok and fans feel it was inevitable, given his remarks over Hamilton. Following his rise to internet fame, the former kickboxer has received consistent flak for his controversial views on feminism, patriarchy, misogyny, and sexism. Henceforth, the Meta admins found their hands tied and were left with no option but to forbid Andrew Tate from using the platform.
As for Lewis Hamilton, the Mercedes star will be back in action as F1 resumes this weekend at the Belgian GP after a month-long F1 break. Hamilton had a poor start to the season but had a good streak leading to the summer break with five consecutive podium finishes. The Mercedes driver will be hoping for much of the same at the Belgian GP this weekend.
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