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How is going to Paris is better for environmental impact than Baku? But to be fair, we don't know what type of private jet he uses.
Bro, we talking about seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton. I think he's worth it.
Because most teams, the drivers, the engineers, the support staff, and dare I say the press that cover this are closer geographically to Paris than Baku.
That's a pretty simple observation.
Also aren't the FIA offices in Paris?
That's what Lewis mentioned specifically as well (emphasis mine):
And many drivers live in Monaco
Right, they could’ve just trained to Paris. They probably wouldn’t, but they could
Yeah, and so could a lot of the teams from the UK. The Train of Great Speed would be the logical choice to get people from there to Paris.
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