37-Year-Old Lewis Hamilton Leaves F1 World Stunned With Sleek ‘Parkour’ Moves at Hungarian GP

Lewis Hamilton is in Hungary and back to enjoying life on track after his disastrous start to the 2022 F1 season. The seven-time world champion looks more cheerful around the circuit and this jolly behavior can be credited to the four podiums in as many races.

And if there’s one thing we know, it’s a happy Hamilton likes a ride on his scooter. That’s exactly how the Mercedes man arrived for his presser ahead of the Hungarian GP. On a scooter and in style!

Lewis Hamilton arrives for his Hungarian GP press conference in style and Twitter can’t handle the suave

Hamilton, on his scooter, is a common sight for many on the track. The scooter is Hamilton’s preferred mode of transport to cover the ground on track from one press conference to the next. And in a bizarre incident, Hamilton had even faced backlash for it once.

However, the scooter incident we’re talking about was one of utmost suave and style as the Mercedes man jumped onto a deck. The world champion casually showcased his parkour skills as he hopped onto the deck and Twitter paid attention.

37 years young Hamilton casually showcasing his agility is a real eye-opener. F1 is an extremely physical sport and the drivers need to stay in peak physical condition. This is exactly how Hamilton made the parkour moves look so easy.

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The ease with which the seven-time world champion could move around was astonishing. In such a physical condition, Hamilton can race forever.

Hamilton reacts to Toto Wolff’s retirement comments

Well before the seven-time world champion showcased the potential of the longevity of his F1 career, Toto Wolff, the Mercedes boss, made his prediction. After Hamilton’s 300th race, the Austrian commented on the Brit’s contract that expires in 2023.

He said, “We talked a few weeks ago about how long a partnership can go and the figure discussed was about five to 10 years, so I think we can go to 400 [races].”

We’re not sure about the seriousness of Wolff’s comments, but the word obviously reached Hamilton’s ear. The seven-time champion reacted with a simple: “That’s a lot of races!” followed by the most natural reaction to the comment.

Lewis Hamilton still has a year left on his contract, but there is little to no evidence that we will see the Briton hanging up his helmet soon.

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