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This is what I was alluding too. Not all celebrities with wealth lose the plot. Some do though. Some surround themselves with the wrong people. Lewis, to me, looks on the verge.
Which ex F1 driver did Lewis have a go at?
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This is what I was alluding too. Not all celebrities with wealth lose the plot. Some do though. Some surround themselves with the wrong people. Lewis, to me, looks on the verge.
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Just going by Google...it reckons Hamilton is worth circa 240M and Wolff around 400M.
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How did Wolff accumulate his money ?
Doesn't he own shares in Mercedes Racing (and previously in Williams that he divested years back)? That might account for a lot of his value.
Mostly shares from what I've heard.
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Wow, there is some bull in this thread.
On reddit Will Buxton confirmed the asking Rosberg not to do the interviews was a plain lie because Buxton was the one scheduled to do the interview and they often change before the race simply based on what celebrities/ex drivers attend the weekend and are happy to do it. FOM don't contact Patrick Stewart and he wouldn't come to a race just because of an interview, but if they find out Stewart is attending then they contact him and ask if he fancies doing the interview and whoever is scheduled gets cancelled.
In effect Buxton and a few other regulars are on call to do it and if no one is interested/no one sensible is available then they stick with them.
So the half the narrative of this thread and the talk back then on Hamilton having a grudge against Rosberg is literally just made up nonsense over something that quite literally never happened.
Then the original reason for the thread, he was standing up for the other drivers over lots of commentators picking certain drivers to pieces... which is obviously something to tear him apart for.
On reddit Will Buxton confirmed the asking Rosberg not to do the interviews was a plain lie because Buxton was the one scheduled to do the interview and they often change before the race simply based on what celebrities/ex drivers attend the weekend and are happy to do it. FOM don't contact Patrick Stewart and he wouldn't come to a race just because of an interview, but if they find out Stewart is attending then they contact him and ask if he fancies doing the interview and whoever is scheduled gets cancelled.
In effect Buxton and a few other regulars are on call to do it and if no one is interested/no one sensible is available then they stick with them.
So the half the narrative of this thread and the talk back then on Hamilton having a grudge against Rosberg is literally just made up nonsense over something that quite literally never happened.
Then the original reason for the thread, he was standing up for the other drivers over lots of commentators picking certain drivers to pieces... which is obviously something to tear him apart for.