Formula 1 legend and 7-time world champion has taken onto a new adventure during the season break. The British driver was seen snowboarding with his friends in the cold and snowy mountains. Formula 1 drivers cook themselves in the heat inside the car all year. This is a reason why most people prefer to go to cool places during their vacation.
Hamilton is not an exception and was seen sloping down the hills on his snowboard following his friends. From now on it's a test of time for the legend. He turns 40 this month and will race for Ferrari as their new driver in the 2025 season. He is also the oldest debutant at Ferrari.
The Italian team hasn't won any World Championship titles since the 2008 Formula 1 season. They have been facing a severe championship drought for the last one and a half decades. Maybe Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc are the pair that could end their drought and put the horse back on its legs.
F1 'GOAT' snowboarding
Before facing all those challenges the F1 GOAT went snowboarding in the icy mountains of Colorado. He went with some of his American friends and is enjoying the adventure. Fans are very nervous after seeing Hamilton doing snowboarding because of the one incident that no F1 fan can forget.
Back in 2013, another 7-time world champion Michael Schumacher had a life-changing Skiing accident in the French Alps. He went to Coma and after 6 months he came back to consciousness. Due to the impact, he is now paralysed and in a wheelchair according to many reports.
Schumacher went to help his friend stuck in the snow but before going there he got struck by a hard rock crashed on it head-first and had brain damage. Only his helmet saved him from dying or we would have lost Schumacher in a gruel accident. Lewis Hamilton has been trying the same kind of adventure which made the fans nervous. Some fans took to social media and posted their concerns regarding the safety of Lewis Hamilton. Most people say Ferrari will be the final team for the Brit before his retirement and Lewis rejoined with his old boss Fred Vasseur.
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