After Winning Maiden Championship, Lewis Hamilton Stepped Back in Time to Celebrate With Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger

Going back in time when the seven time world champion, Lewis Hamilton, was just about coming into his own with his very first F1 championship. He gave an interview where he shared some of his most humbling experiences.

After winning the 2008 title, Hamilton went back to his hometown, a town where, as a little child, he faced a lot of hardships. He wanted to go back and see where it began, and how far he’d come. Lewis shared that it was a very humbling experience of being grateful for having achieved everything that he did, and for also realizing how hard he’s had to work to make it happen.

The interviewer pointed it out that it was rather nice of the Briton to have taken his then-girlfriend and Pussycat Dolls singer, Nicole Scherzinger. She continued to ask if Nicole liked it there?

To this, Hamilton smiled and said, “I just wanted to show where my life began and she was quite, I mean, can’t say she loved the place but she was just happy that I shared it with her.”

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A young Lewis also delved into his personal life and shared the wonderful support that his family has provided him with.

Lewis Hamilton once got emotional whilst appreciating the support he gets from his family

Further in the interview, the host showed Hamilton a little video that he had never seen of his family cheering him on. It was a video full of celebrations in happiness of watching Hamilton win in real time.

The interviewer asked Lewis if he’d seen this. Watching the footage, an emotional Lewis rejoiced and couldn’t seem to stop smiling. He spotted people in the video with excitement, saying, “My little cousin at the front. They’re so happy, wow. My aunties.”

He continued to state, “My family, they’re amazing people. And me, obviously I’ve got my close family, my immediate family but I’m just close to all my aunties, my cousins. And fortunately, they got to come to the race and support me.”

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Lewis Hamilton has come a long way since his first championship. He, now, even holds the record of the most wins, with a total of 103 in F1 history. Lewis goes on to inspire so many budding drivers around the world, we can’t help but look back at how it all started.