Plenty of Beef At Lewis Hamilton's Last Supper

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The end of another eventful F1 season means Lewis Hamilton’s final ride with Mercedes, ending the most culturally significant era of our generation. And it wouldn’t be a finale without the annual driver dinner. It was a VERY spicy last supper.

Let’s lay the groundwork. Organized by Hamilton and paid for by his former teammate Valtteri Bottas, the dinner included 17 drivers at the table, with all but two driving teams represented. Esteban Ocon also got the invite, despite not racing for Alpine this weekend.

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Now let’s spill the tea. It’s safe to assume George Russell and Max Verstappen don’t like each other. In their ongoing war of words following last week’s Qatar Grand Prix, the pair sat on opposite ends of the dinner. Lando Norris said the quiet part out loud.

Norris posted this despite sitting next to Max for the entire dinner, while Russell was with Hamilton. We can only imagine the tension in the wake of Verstappen’s most recent response.

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We need the tea 😮‍💨 #F1 #formula1 #f1memes #georgerussell #maxverstappen #fypシ゚ #fyp

It wasn’t all beef. The drivers overall were grateful to share one last moment together, and to celebrate a legend in Hamilton during our favorite F1 tradition.

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Being stylish used to be about who was the most avant-garde, wearing the latest designer lines, and dominating the red carpet. 2024 moved from the runway to the vibes and nowhere is that more evident than in the New York Times' Best Style of 2024 list. 

The 63-person list is really an aura check and sports dominated the year. It didn’t matter if you wore sweats to your nine-figure job (hello, Alex Cooper). It’s because you wore sweats to your nine-figure job!  From Cooper to Angel Reese to Olympic shooter Kim Yeji, style is really an all-encompassing term for those who stuck the landing.

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