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In high-pressure sports like Formula 1, emotions can run high, leading to public displays of frustration. Drivers often apologise afterwards, especially on social media, to address their behaviour and explain their perspective. Hamilton's apology after the Dutch Grand Prix aimed to clarify his actions and manage public perception.
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