The 2022 F1 season hasn’t been kind to Lewis Hamilton. As the Mercedes star appears to take part in the penultimate race of the season in Brazil, he found himself against the favor of luck. As Hamilton is on his way to start Saturday’s sprint from P8, he shared something “incredible” that inspired him.

In his recent Instagram story, Hamilton shared a video of a man playing the keyboard. However, he’s not an ordinary man, but a physical disability and an extremely talented individual. His skills got the seven-time world champion to give him a shout-out on social media.

Hamilton wrote, “I have just sat watching every video this man has posted and I’m so in awe. Something so special is channeling through him. I feel incredibly inspired. There is no excuse to not do something and to be great at it.”

“With practice and hard work you can do anything you put your mind to. This guys living proof,” further stated the Silver Arrows ace.

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The artist in question is Johnatha Bastos. He is a Brazilian and is quite popular for his talent and incredible work.

It’s now or never for Lewis Hamilton in Brazil

Lewis Hamilton is all set to appear for the season-defining race in Brazil. Even though the Abu Dhabi race is the very last race of the 2022 F1 season, the Sao Paulo race arguably means more to the Silver Arrows star.

Hamilton has always loved racing at the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace as the F1 world will never forget how he won the 2021 Brazilian Grand Prix despite a 25-place grid penalty. With Brazil being one of his happy hunting grounds, the Briton also received honorary citizenship of the South American country.

However, things look very different this time around for Hamilton. The man with 103 race wins in his career is still to win a race this season. Moreover, he finds himself trailing his new Mercedes teammate George Russell by 15 points after the Mexican Grand Prix.

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As the 37-year-old starts his sprint from P8, he is expected to gain places and find himself a better spot for tomorrow’s race. Can a good outing on Saturday get him the win he needs in 2022?