Lewis Hamilton: Grid penalty| Brazil| Physio| Scooter| Max verstappen

Sir Lewis Carl Davidson Hamilton MBE HonFREng is a British racing driver. He currently competes in Formula One for Mercedes, having previously driven for McLaren from 2007 to 2012.

Lewis Hamilton: Grid penalty| Brazil| Physio| Scooter| Max verstappen

Grid penalty:

Lewis Hamilton was given a five-place grid penalty Friday for this weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix after his team decided to give him a new engine. It’s the second time the Mercedes driver has exceeded the limit of three engines for the season.

But, as his Mercedes team waited on the delayed arrival of freight containers following last weekend’s race in Mexico, the seven-time champion was unable to confirm his plight.

Brazil:

Lewis Hamilton’s championship bid has suffered a fresh setback with another five-place grid penalty confirmed for an engine change at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Hamilton will start no higher than sixth on the grid for Sunday’s race in Brazil due to the penalty.

Hamilton is 19 points behind Max Verstappen in the championship with only three races to go after this Sunday.

Physio:

Lewis Hamilton has opened on his close relationship with physiotherapist Angela Cullen and paid tribute to the Kiwi for her unwavering omnipresence and contribution to his success in F1. … Hamilton explained how he had always struggled without a dedicated physiotherapist before hooking up with Cullen.

The 47-year-old married mom of two was assigned to Hamilton in 2016 by Hintsa Performance, the science-based high-performance coaching company founded by the late Dr. Aki Hintsa, the orthopaedic and trauma surgery specialist who looked after two-time world champion Mika Hakkinen during his career in F1.

Scooter:

Lewis Hamilton still hasn’t signed on the dotted line to be a Mercedes F1 driver in 2021 – perhaps now he will – with the launch of the Xiaomi Mi Electric Scooter Pro 2 – Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Edition. This is a smart, electric scooter capable of 25km/h and a 45km range.

Max Verstappen:

AUSTIN: Max held off a charging Lewis Hamilton to win the United States Grand Prix on Sunday and extend his Formula One world championship lead to 12 points. Verstappen, in a Red Bull, claimed his first victory at the Circuit of the Americas in front of 140,000 fans. … Hamilton admitted Red Bull were stronger.