“Hate in Their Hearts” – Lewis Hamilton Responds to Ugly Booing at Belgian GP

The seven-time world champion, Lewis Hamilton, endured a tough weekend so far at the Spa-Francorchamps. The Briton qualified P3 for the Belgian Grand Prix, behind arch-rival Max Verstappen and his potential future teammate George Russell.

The event took place at Max Verstappen’s birthplace, Belgium, and was attended by many of his fans, who reflected their displeasure with Hamilton by booing and jeering. The same incident occurred during the Hungarian GP qualifying when the Knight was hooted at by the Orange Army after he secured the pole position.

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Meanwhile, the reigning champion, Lewis Hamilton, opens up on the hate and negativity spread by other fans. In addition, the Briton acknowledges the constant support he receives from his fans.

You encourage me to push and never give up: Lewis Hamilton

After the qualifying session of the Belgian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton shared a message from his official Instagram account for his fans who attended the event in the rain. He wrote: “I’d like to just thank each and every one of you here at the race supporting me #teamlh.”

“I know you sat in the rain all day and it’s miserable, but knowing you are here encourages me to push and never give up.”

“I also know you stand alongside a lot of people who boo me and have hate in their hearts towards me, so thank you from the bottom of my heart for sticking with me. Love conquers all and we gotta whole lot of love to give,” added Hamilton.

Verstappen fans urged to behave during the Dutch Grand Prix

F1 returns to the Netherlands for the first time since 1985. The race is scheduled to take place as the second leg of the second triple-header of the season.

It’s an enormous boost for the title contender, Max Verstappen, as the race will take place in his backyard, and one can surely expect an electrifying atmosphere from the Orange Army around the Zandvoort circuit.

Meanwhile, Dutch GP organizer Jan Lammers has urged his countrymen to behave during the event and not to wail on for what happened at the opening lap at the British GP.

“Sport should unite people and we should not get hooligan situations like in football. It’s logical that everyone has their own preferences, but let’s deal with it in a civilized way. In such a way that we surprise Hamilton with our sportsmanship and hospitality,” said Jan Lammers.

“We are talking about a seven-time World Champion who can be compared to a Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo. You have to welcome them to the stadium with a big round of applause and not judge them on one incident.” [h/t Planet F1]

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Can Max Verstappen come victorious over Lewis Hamilton at the Belgian GP or WILL the Briton will make a splendid comeback? What do you think? Let us know in the comments section below.