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Formula 1 legend Lewis Hamilton has previously revealed plans to legally change his name. Hamilton, 40, is often regarded as the best driver in F1 's rich history, having won seven world titles. So far in his career, the Brit has won 105 races, secured 202 podiums and collected 4941.5 points.
Damson Idris didn’t hold back when asked if he could beat Lewis Hamilton admitting the F1 icon is “fast in every way.”
Lewis Hamilton had a heartbreaking moment during the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix when he accidentally ran over a groundhog on the track. The incident happened on Lap 12 at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve in Montreal.
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How Lewis Hamilton and Apple brought F1 racing to the big screenRacing legend Lewis Hamilton, a producer on an upcoming movie starring Brad Pitt as a fictional Formula 1 driver, wanted the film to show the reality of what it looks, feels and sounds like to speed around a track at 200 miles per hour.
Lewis Hamilton Fought For Equal Treatment Before His First F1 Win: 'I Remember Arguing' originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Lewis Hamilton has opened up about the behind-the-scenes battle that preceded his first-ever Formula 1 victory and how it came down to demanding equal treatment.
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PlanetF1.com on MSNHamilton’s cryptic statement as Ferrari driver wishes ‘I could tell you what’s happening’Lewis Hamilton has intriguingly stated he wishes he could say more about what’s going on at Ferrari after once again missing out on a podium and calling for upgrades. Hamilton lined up ahead of Charles Leclerc at the Canadian Grand Prix,
Joseph Kosinski builds a high-powered movie out of Bruckheimer clichés, but that wouldn't matter if the races were as dramatic as they are flashy.