What Happened To Lewis Hamilton? British Motorsports Racing Driver Health Condition Today
British racer Lewis Carl Davidson Hamilton is driving for Mercedes in Formula One. Hamilton owns several Formula One records, including the most victories, pole positions, and podium finishes.
He has also won a record-tying seven World Drivers’ League championships. In 1998, Hamilton, who was up in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, enrolled in the McLaren Young Driver Program.
Hamilton became the first and only black driver to compete in the Formula One championship due to a Formula One drive with McLaren from 2007 to 2012.
Lewis accomplished a great deal in his first season, coming in one point behind Kimi Räikkönen to take second place.
Why Is Lewis Hamilton Not Driving?
Due to Mercedes’ decision to run reigning Formula E champion Nyck de Vries in the opening training session for the French Grand Prix, seven-time F1 winner Lewis Hamilton will be obliged to stay away.
All ten Formula One team will have to field a “young driver” in two FP1 races in 2022. A racer who “may not have competed in more than two F1 World Championship Races during their career” is a rookie.
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De Vries will replace Hamilton during Friday’s first practice at the Circuit Paul Ricard. The Dutchman had previously experienced F1 earlier in the year when he participated in FP1 at the Spanish Grand Prix while driving for Williams.
Where Is Lewis Hamilton Now? His Illness And Injury Update
Lewis Hamilton is healthy and fine going after his career rather than focusing on other matters.
It is a common thing we know that athletes get injured many times during their games. Similarly, Lewis is also one of those athletes. A week before the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, Hamilton was having back pain.
Seven-time gold medalist stated he was “praying” for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix to conclude on Sunday in Baku and was gripping his back as he cautiously exited his Mercedes after taking fourth.
What Happened To Lewis Hamilton?
When Sergio Perez and Carlos Sainz collided at the Portier turn, racing was red-flagged with less than 30 seconds left, just as Hamilton appeared to be beating his fastest time from Q3.
Hamilton remained ninth since there was not enough time to finish the session.
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Due to unfortunate timing, the safety car has been present in Miami, Australia, and Saudi Arabia this season. Hamilton lost the Formula One title last year due to a late safety car at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
In the opening lap of the Spanish Grand Prix last week, he was likewise struck by Kevin Magnussen and dropped to 19th place. Later, he displayed speed that may have fought for the win.
