“Isn’t Karma A B*tch?”: Lewis Hamilton Savors Poetic Justice As Team LH44 Celebrates Fernando Alonso’s Downfall

Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso are two of the best drivers on the grid these days. Despite the fact that they have deep rivalries, there’s no denying that both of them can have their day when their time is right. However, this time in Mexico, Hamilton’s time was right and Alonso’s was the exact opposite, as fans react to this situation.

Hamilton, who finished the race in P2 behind Max Verstappen, saw his competitor from McLaren days end his race in DNF. As the race concluded, the three drivers, Verstappen, Hamilton, and Perez, went to the cooldown room and that was when the Mercedes driver was spotted staring at the Alpine driver’s DNF moment.

This comes right after the controversial comments from Alonso where he undermined Hamilton’s titles. In return, the Briton posted a photo of them from the McLaren days where Lewis was P1 at the 2007 United States GP podium and Alonso was P2. Ultimately, the Spaniard had to open up again to calm things down.

Hamilton fans react as Lewis Hamilton was spotted staring at Fernando Alonso

The cooldown footage showed Lewis Hamilton staring at the distraught Alpine driver when he had yet another engine issue. This is one of several times the Spaniard has suffered from a situation like this.

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As Hamilton fans saw the footage, they were quick to share their reactions on social media. Given below are some of the reactions taken from Twitter.

It was a decent race for the Briton, who started the race from P3 and finished a place ahead. As for Alonso, he lost yet another chance to pick up valuable points after starting from P9.

The Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso rivalry goes back to their McLaren days when rookie Hamilton joined the two-time world champion at the Woking-based team in 2007.

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Did you see the cooldown footage? And what was your favorite moment of the race?