Comments on: Hamilton: F1 needs to do ‘way more’ to help W Series drivers

By: Phil Anglin

Phil Anglin — Tue, 16 Aug 2022 01:13:25 +0000

In reply to caroline. You absolutely are spot on. Lewis continues to whine about whatever class of victim he announces for that day, when reality is that a woman who is competitive in F1 would have about 8 teams to choose from. Of course, if a woman was given vastly superior equipment to their competitors they may be competitive, it certainly worked for Lewis who has been an above average driver in the fastest car on the track.

By: Muzza

Muzza — Mon, 15 Aug 2022 20:41:14 +0000

In reply to caroline. Hi Todd Powell. Changed your name?

By: Muzza

Muzza — Mon, 15 Aug 2022 20:39:51 +0000

In reply to Todd Powell. Wow, you must have just arrived from the 18th century.

By: caroline

caroline — Mon, 15 Aug 2022 18:07:42 +0000

lewis has a severe case of victim complex, which he also likes to push on other people just so he can talk and get more attention, or in this case probably get some action from young women. it’s 2022 and the average person doesn’t care about gender, race, or sexuality. if any of these women were capable of being within a tenth of the slowest f1 driver then someone would be putting them in a car asap just for the publicity and financial opportunities alone. but no one is doing this which goes to show that they cannot come close to competing with men, just like any other physical sport. as a woman i find it most offensive that people like lewis use such a patronizing tone towards the w series as if these women are ever going to make it to f1, rather than just simply admiring it for what it is, a female racing league and nothing more. it’s not a stepping stone to anything higher, especially f1. people don’t watch women’s track and think “i can’t wait to see these girls competing with men at the olympics someday”, because that’s not the purpose and it’s also a biological impossibility. f1 is no different, it’s a male series that is simply too demanding for anyone born as a female. any woman, or especially man, who cannot accept this fact needs to be institutionalised.

By: Todd Powell

Todd Powell — Mon, 15 Aug 2022 17:44:15 +0000

Like most other sports that are still segregated, women could never physically compete with men in F1. This is why none of the W series drivers ever progress into F2 or F1. It’s nothing personal, it just how we are built as humans. Even W series champion Jamie Chadwick recently admitted this in a GMM article (another GMM article that was conveniently not posted here [even though this site is a GMM aggregate] – along with Hamilton admitting he lied to the FIA about his jewelry to cause trouble). The closest the world of motorsports have ever gotten to having a female champion in any serious level of racing was Michelle Mouton coming in second place in the 1982 WRC championship, and years ago she also admitted women cannot compete with men in these competitions and it took everything she had to even come in second (and a lot of that was down to bad luck for her male competitors, other season results show this). She said women have a “maternal instinct” that prevents them from taking as many risks than men, which also shows in every other form of work and why women make less than men on average in most countries (work less dangerous jobs = make less money).

And if one really needs more examples of this, just read about when Serena and Venus Williams thought they were the best in the world and challenged Karsten Braasch (who was already age 31 and ranked 200 in the world). He easily beat both of them while drinking beer and smoking cigarettes while playing. Needless to say, they never challenged another pro male player to a game of tennis and now laugh about even trying, because even they have accepted logic.

By: Nabisco2019

Nabisco2019 — Mon, 15 Aug 2022 15:41:37 +0000

Should be easy. Just get their rich parents to buy their way into F1. Just like Stroll and Latifi