Lewis Hamilton stands out in a vibrant slogan T-shirt and blot print joggers as he arrives at the Silverstone circuit ahead of the Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton was seen arriving at the paddocks for preparations before the 70th Anniversary Formula One Grand Prix at the Silverstone circuit on Thursday.
The award-winning racing driver, 35, stood out in a vibrant outfit while proving safety comes first by sporting a protective face mask.
Sportsman Lewis is heading into the game with a 30-point lead as he goes in search of Michael Schumacher’s record haul of seven titles.
No rest for the wicked: Lewis Hamilton was seen arriving at the paddocks for preparations before the 70th Anniversary Formula One Grand Prix at the Silverstone circuit on Thursday
Cutting a typically cool figure, the media personality turned heads in a £125 Local Optimist Heritage crew neck jumper, teamed with blot print joggers.
The Mercedes driver maintained his colour display with his choice of footwear as he opted for a pair of chunky vibrant trainers.
A pale pink cap emblazoned with the word ‘personnel’ and circular-framed shades rounded off his appearance.
Safety comes first: The award-winning racing driver, 35, stood out in a vibrant outfit while sporting a protective face mask
Impressive: Sportsman Lewis is heading into the game with a 30-point lead as he goes in search of Michael Schumacher’s record haul of seven titles
Finnish driver Valtteri Bottas is setting his sights on overtaking Lewis to win his first world championship at the competition.
The fifth round of the season on Sunday will celebrate 70 years of Formula One. The voice of the competition Murray Walker, 96, called the very first Grand Prix at Silverstone in 1950.
Iconic commentator Murray recently revealed he believes Lewis will become best F1 driver ever – better than both Michael and Ayrton Senna.
Effortlessly cool: The media personality turned heads in a £125 Local Optimist Heritage crew neck jumper, teamed with blot print joggers
All in the details: A pale pink cap emblazoned with the word ‘personnel’ and circular-framed shades rounded off his appearance
Following his 87th career win at the British Grand Prix on Sunday, the Stevenage native is also now within four victories of the great German’s all-time win tally, too.
The F1 legend said on the Fast Lane podcast: ‘If you look at it in terms of statistics, Lewis already has more pole positions [91] than Michael Schumacher [68].
‘He has at least three years in him, if he doesn’t hurt himself, leave Mercedes or Mercedes decide to stop’, added Murray, who commentated for the BBC and ITV before his retirement in 2001.
What a man! Following his 87th career win at the British Grand Prix on Sunday (pictured), the Stevenage native is also now within four victories of the great German’s all-time win tally, too