The Australian Grand Prix was over. The person who drew the most attention during the race wasn't the winner, Hamilton, but the second-place finisher, Wu Shi.
However, Wu Shi declined interviews from most of the media. With all the current media frenzy, he didn't want to be in the public eye.
As for the major media outlets he had a good relationship with, they naturally wouldn't press him, waiting for a more suitable time for an interview.
Of course, just as there were media outlets that supported him, there were also those that tried to smear him.
For example, a certain media outlet suggested Wu Shi's car might have involved special modifications or cheating, and recommended the race officials conduct an investigation.
This accusation was absurd. After all, Wu Shi had no backing or connections in F1. Who would go to such lengths for him?
Instead of claiming Wu Shi's car had issues, it was more telling to bring up the case of second-generation drivers like Sainz and Verstappen.
