Portuguese Grand Prix – The best tweets of the weekend

New Formula 1 weekend in Portugal, and another victory for Mercedes with Lewis Hamilton. The Twitter sphere has, as usual, been excited by the events of this thrilling weekend, giving us the opportunity to show you the gems seen on the social network.

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Portuguese Grand Prix – The best tweets of the weekend

The best tweets of the weekend are back!

Esteban Ocon’s slip of the tongue was the funny moment of this early weekend, which got reactions from Canal Plus commentators:

First free practice session on Friday, notably marked by Sebastian Vettel stopping in McLaren’s pits instead of his team’s, Aston Martin.

During the second testing session on Friday, the helicopter got a little too close to the tarmac, giving us a scene worthy of a James Bond movie:

May 1 marks the anniversary date of the tragic death of the legend Ayrton Senna at the Imola circuit in 1994, an opportunity to remember the greatness of the Brazilian driver:

Saturday’s qualifying session went very badly for Daniel Ricciardo, eliminated in Q1 for the first time since Japan in 2019, not the best news for his fans:

The other highlight of this session was Sebastian Vettel’s return in Q3, for the first time in 16 Grand Prix:

The first places on the grid vaguely remind us of the 2020 season:

Bottas secures pole position and temporarily prevents Hamilton from getting his 100th pole in F1, the Mercedes garage is in turmoil:

The FFL nevertheless narrowly escaped disaster during these qualifications:

Kimi Räikkönen was scrutinized by fans at the start, but ultimately didn’t make it past the first lap, getting tangled up behind his teammate after being distracted by the buttons on his steering wheel, and he finishes his race in the gravel.

After some impressive overtaking moves between the leaders at the start of the race, it quickly becomes uneventful:

Mazepin received a penalty after hindering Perez, who was the leader on the track. The Russian had not necessarily had a successful weekend up to that point:

Red Bull went all out by keeping Perez on track with medium tires that were over 50 laps old:

But in the end, it’s always Hamilton who wins:

Despite the rumor that Mazepin had been elected by fans as “driver of the day,” it is ultimately Sergio Perez who claims this honorary title:

The Mexican had even been mistaken for a straggler by the potential winner Lewis Hamilton in the final laps:

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