After Lewis Hamilton criticized the Hungarian government for its proposed child protection law targeting the country’s LGBTQ + community, Justice Minister Judit Varga and Fidesz MP Tamás Deutsch strike back against the British driver. The seven-time master driver criticized the law by calling it “cowardly, misleading and unacceptable”. Hamilton claimed the proposed law would prohibit the display of homosexuality in young people.
Hungary’s Justice Minister and Fidesz MP hit back Lewis Hamilton
Both Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga and Fidesz MP Tamás Deutsch hit back on Lewis Hamilton after the Mercedes F1 driver beat the Hungarian government for misleading the people about the Child Protection Act. Deutsch wrote on Facebook that Hamilton criticized the Hungarian government for not having any children himself. “Lewis Hamilton has 7 World Cup victories, an accolade, a rainbow opinion, but no child. That’s it,” wrote Deutsch.
Similarly, Vargas suggested that the Briton stick to driving when she wrote on Facebook: “I regret that Lewis Hamilton joined the international fake news production camp today by attacking our Child Protection Act. Protection Hungarian children remain the task of Hungarian parents. ” and not by foreign racing drivers. ”While Deutsch and Vargas strike back at Hamilton for interfering in their country’s politics even though they are racing drivers, one can expect this to be just the beginning.
Lewis Hamilton takes the lead in the F1 drivers’ championship after the Hungarian GP
The Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday was a thrilling race as Esteban Ocon won his first race in front of four-time driver champion Sebastian Vettel in second and reigning driver champion Lewis Hamilton in third. Hamilton’s third place gave him the lead in the drivers’ standings after title rival Max Verstappen was only able to finish the race in tenth place.
Lewis Hamilton reacts to the result of the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix
Mercedes F1 driver Lewis Hamilton congratulated Alpine and Esteban Ocon on their first F1 win and recognized the difficulty of the race. In his post-race interview, Hamilton said: “I would like to congratulate the Alpine team and Esteban on their first win – he’s been a shining star for a long time. It was a tough race and I had nothing left.” The end. In view of the overall development, we have to be satisfied with P3. “
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