Zo reageert de wereld op straf Verstappen en diskwalificatie Hamilton

When you need a lie down but the sprint quali hasn't even started yet. #C4F1 pic.twitter.com/QXOzeynsVF

— Channel 4 F1® (@C4F1) November 13, 2021

Anyway, I'm sad for Lewis Hamilton & Lewis Hamilton only, he gave everything yesterday, all for nothing due to no fault of his own

— Kim • #LH100 (@K_Thorp) November 13, 2021

We know that @LewisHamilton will put his head down and not give up, probably drive like a bat outa hell. But my heart still ? for him. A season where so many f*ck ups were out of his control, he still gave it his all every single race. This one's gotta hurt though ? #BrazilGP

— ℝ????? (@RishcaAbrahams) November 13, 2021

Lewis Hamilton still proved to be the best racing driver in the world but unfortunately not even he can overcome prolonged ineptitude from his own team. It's all good though. Number 8 will have to wait a year

— ً (@SJbrigante) November 13, 2021

Let’s goooooo!

Hamilton will be in last place for the sprint, and then also far behind for the actual race.

I can smell a World Championship for Max.

— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) November 13, 2021

No matter who you support, what your view is of the decision, you have to admit you feel for Hamilton right now. At this stage of the championship when it wasn’t his fault. I’d be gutted for any driver in his shoes

— emma (@emmassimpson) November 13, 2021

there's been loads of F1 titles decided on controversies - and I absolutely don't think this one's over - but if Verstappen wins the sprint and the grand prix then Hamilton would need him to DNF to stay in it. sprint points taking a role feels weird. #F1 #BrazilGP

— Hazel Southwell (@HSouthwellFE) November 13, 2021

The stewards' decisions today seem reasonable. FIA usually - and rightly - takes a hard line on technical infringements, so Hamilton's exclusion was logical despite mitigating factors. And Verstappen broke parc ferme rules but with no “direct harm” caused, hence the big fine

— Edd Straw (@eddstrawF1) November 13, 2021

If - and it is a big if - Verstappen leaves the #BrazilGP +26 points in front (lead is currently 19) then match point one will come next Sunday in Qatar.

— Phillip Horton (@PHortonF1) November 13, 2021

Verstappen has everything to lose now. Different kind of pressure this. He’s soaked up every bit of pressure this year and now it’s all in his hands. I hope he can deliver.

— Ned (@F1Ned) November 13, 2021