Well, Hamilton often prefers to use public opinion and paddock politics rather than direct face-to-face confrontation!
Actually, this isn't Hamilton's first mention of Chen Xiangbei. On the contrary, as early as the Australian race, he was quietly making remarks when faced with media questions.
From Chen Xiangbei's perspective, you might as well directly say I'm a rookie who can't even see the tail lights in the paddock.
"Oh~~~!"
With these words, the paddock was instantly in an uproar.
Even though everyone sensed some arrogance from Chen Xiangbei, they didn't expect him to be this bold.
Directly challenging an ascending world champion is indeed a bit over-the-top arrogance.
Even the two commentators in the broadcasting room showed expressions of amusement.
South Korean guest Park Dongxu was particularly excited and said, "Red, this Chinese driver Bei has completely offended Hamilton now; he will experience what real world champion power means."
