Lewis Hamilton admits he ‘prays for everyone’s safety’ before every F1 race

Lewis Hamilton revealed that he prayed for everyone's safety while driving around the track at 'crazy high' speeds in Formula 1.


Lewis Hamilton admits he ‘prays for everyone’s safety’ before every F1 race

Lewis Hamilton (via IMAGO)

Formula 1 is an intense sport with the drivers racing over 230 mph during races. The drivers face extreme G-forces and exertion during the events, and the colossal crashes can prove to be fatal. Hence, Lewis Hamilton, who is loved by everyone on the grid revealed his pre-race routine.

Lewis Hamilton is often spotted listening to music and even praying before the start of the races. Hamilton revealed that he enjoyed praying before the beginning of any race in Formula 1. The Briton claimed that he prayed for the safety of all the drivers.

I pray every time before I race. I pray that everyone is safe.

Lewis Hamilton said in an interview

The sport has witnessed its fair share of drivers passing away during high-speed crashes while on track. Formula 1 has continued to work towards improving the safety of the drivers by implementing multiple safety measures. Hamilton has also been involved in multiple disastrous crashes from which he has thankfully walked away safely.

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Lewis Hamilton claims he doesn’t ‘fear death’ during his Formula 1 outing

Lewis Hamilton has participated in almost 300 races and isn’t exactly scared of participating in races. Hamilton revealed that he no longer feared dying while racing at high speeds on track. Regardless, the Briton reckoned that people had to respect the ‘crazy speeds’ that the drivers usually drive at during races.

I don’t, no. But still, we’re travelling at crazy speeds. You have to respect it. So that’s why I’m conscious of the time I spend with my family.

Lewis Hamilton added
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The 2024 season has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride for Hamilton. He has continued to attempt his best to score well in the inconsistent W15 in order to manage a great end to the season. The Brit will be seen repping the Red gear of Ferrari from 2025 onward.