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There’s so much I want to say but I truly don’t know how to gather my thoughts into words.

Williams rushed Logan out of F2 and into F1 prematurely. They gave him a seat, yes, but not the opportunity to succeed in it.

Logan waited weekends for upgrades his teammate had long since received. Logan had to drive in 2024 with parts from 2023 because of how unprepared the team was. Logan sat and watched from the sidelines as his car was given to his teammate. Logan returned the following race and drove the very same chassis his teammate crashed.

Logan did all of this with a smile.

Logan deserved so much better.

James Vowles has graced us with the following statement:

I do find it quite ironic that they “need to maximise every points-scoring opportunity in a remarkably tight midfield battle” after completely glossing over the fact that the driver who did in fact originally bring home points this past weekend was disqualified due to an illegal floor caused by team error.

And “investing in our young drivers in the Williams Racing Driver Academy” will only do so much if you shove those same drivers into a seat and leave them to fend for themselves when it matters.

I hope Logan knows how many of us love and support him. I hope Logan knows that I watched him drive in the junior series and there’s no doubt in my mind that he has the skills to succeed if given the opportunity. I hope Logan knows that I will keep cheering him on no matter where he decides to go next.

And as for Williams … I will keep supporting their drivers but I certainly will not be supporting a team who has tried to paint themselves as lovable underdogs but repeatedly shown their true colors throughout this past season.

I’m sure there’s something I forgot to add, but my heart hurts and my thoughts are a veritable mess.

But, no matter where Logan ends up landing, be that IndyCar or another series, I can’t wait for him to kick ass.

Lando has backed McLaren from day 1, when they’ve given him a shit car. Shit strategy. And shit team orders. And they find it more important to protect Oscar’s feelings??

MCLAREN PITTED LANDO FIRST. If they wanted Oscar in front, pit him first. He had a 3 second gap, and should have told Oscar to close the gap. As they have always told Lando. ALWAYS. If you can close the gap, the place is yours. McLaren even said on the radio Oscar couldn’t catch him. By rights Lando should have won on that. If Oscar doesn’t have the pace in the last stint that’s too bad.

Not only has this made Lando look bad (as if EVERY other driver on the grid wouldn’t have done the same thing). But it’s robbed Oscar of winning his first race fair and square. But it’s also ruined the 1-2.