potentially deadly dictator

GEORGE RUSSELL AS TEXTPOSTS: PART 1

you are not out of paper

you have so much paper

it’s okay to function as intended

you are not out of ink

i just refilled that cartridge last month

you can connect to that computer you’re supposed to connect to

What went down with Kimi's car was nothing short of a clown show in retrospect. An issue that took George a split second to spot and identify on a broadcast replay in the cool down room took the Mercedes garage a legal five minutes and two pit stops to figure out despite having access to the broadcast feed in real time alongside several onboard feeds and telemetry.

i don't really take 'Italy' seriously as a concept

Wendy (Interviewer): It feels like the public can be quite harsh on you sometimes, and it feels like there is a double standard. For example, when you speak up about one better kind of facility for the drivers, people label that as complaining, and you are a professional deliverer to the media, being called too PR. Many fans find that very unfair and frustrating. And they feel like, just like anyone who truly follows your journey, they see you as a very honest, dedicated, and just simply maintain a very high professionalism. So, do you ever feel a bit painful to see all your genuine intentions being twisted like that? 

George: I think unfortunately that's the world we live in, and everybody has their right to their own opinion. And often a lot of these people who make these comments, they don't know me, they're not my fans, they don't know my journey or my values. So, I think it's also important not to take that to heart as well, because I see so much love as well, which I really appreciate, and the things that aren't so positive, it doesn't affect me. So, as I said, unfortunately that is the world we live in at the moment, where everybody has something negative to say. But I stand by my values, I stand by my people, my fans, and that's what means the most to me.

Wendy: Do you have words to your fans who feel unfair?