“Thank you Brazil, I love you,” Lewis Hamilton “speechless” on being granted honorary citizenship of Brazil
Lewis Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton the former 7 times Formula One Champion has finally been granted the honorary citizenship of Brazil after months of speculation on the part of the media and all the other Brazilian government personnel related to the fiasco.
Lewis Hamilton over the years has never shied away from sharing his love for Brazil and has many a time shed light on how much he loves the country. Upon being given the honorary citizenship of Brazil Hamilton has expressed gratitude toward Brazil.
Via his Instagram account Hamilton has said, “Speechless. Today I was granted honorary citizenship to one of my favorite places in the world. I don’t really have the words right now. Thank you Brazil, I love you. I can’t wait to see you again.”
Hamilton is on top of the moon after getting what he has been yearning for years and has not in any sense held back from sharing his appreciation for the gesture by Brazil.
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Brazil has always been a happy hunting ground for Lewis Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton so far in his long and illustrious career has had many successful outings in Brazil and most recently during last season’s Brazilian Grand Prix the Brit after starting from P10 was able to storm through the grid and was able to get to the chequered flag ahead of the rest of the competition.
Lewis was able to finish ahead of his fiercest rival Max Verstappen who came second followed by Hamilton’s former teammate Valtteri Bottas.
This season’s Brazilian Grand Prix is scheduled to take place on the 13th of November and given now that Hamilton has got the honorary citizenship of Brazil, the scenes in Brazil are going to be crazy when the time comes for Formula One to head to Brazil.
Lewis is a fan favorite in Brazil and is adored by fans for the thrilling and slick moves that the Brit can pull off every now and then. At the moment Mercedes are not where they want to be in terms of extracting performance from the car but they are progressing.
There are still quite a few races to go till November and Hamilton would be hoping that by the time Brazil approaches his team would be able to get on top of their problems so that he would have the chance of winning the race in Brazil and put on a great show for his die-hard fans.
Rishabh Negi
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