Piers Morgan Demeans Max Verstappen After Lewis Hamilton Masterclass at Interlagos

The Brazilian Grand Prix naturally attracted a lot of conversations among the F1 fans. Lewis Hamilton put up an exceptional show for his fans around the world. His rivalry with his Dutch counterpart Max Verstappen was the hot talking point of the whole weekend. The Briton finished on the top, with a 10.496 second-gap to second-placed Verstappen.

Reactions were coming in on social media on this ultimate rivalry for the championship. British TV host and broadcaster Piers Morgan also joined the conversation sooner than later sharing a demeaning tweet targeted at championship contender Max Verstappen.

Morgan was all praises for his fellow British icon who had shown exceptional performance on the track, redeeming his chances for this championship. He got several reactions to the tweet, and one amongst them was his son Spencer.

Morgan vs Morgan

Piers Morgan’s son Spencer was prompt to reply to his father’s tweet, in turn, taking a dig at his knowledge of the sport.

The tweet by Piers Morgan received more than 11k likes and around 800 retweets. He was also on his toes while replying to his son’s tweet, calling him a non-driver.

Where is this rivalry heading?

With three races left for the season and a 14 points gap between Hamilton and Verstappen, the fans are waiting for one of the best season finishes in Formula1. Max is currently on the top with nine wins this year, followed by Lewis, who has won 6 races, including the last one in Interlagos.

The Briton is aiming at becoming the all-time greatest by winning eight world championships while his Dutch counterpart is aiming at becoming the youngest world champion, the record currently held by Sebastian Vettel.

Red Bull is also eyeing the constructors’ championship this season, which Mercedes has consistently won the last seven years.

So where do you the think the fight will sway? Will Mercedes clinch both titles again, or will Red Bull finally end their dominance?

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