British racing star Lewis Hamilton, 41, says Rwanda Grand Prix will delay retirement
Seven-time Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton says Rwanda's new Grand Prix, due in the early 2030s, means he must keep racing for longer.
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Seven-time Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton says Rwanda's new Grand Prix, due in the early 2030s, means he must keep racing for longer.
Lewis Hamilton became the first Formula One driver in history to earn $100 million in a single year as his business empire accelerates beyond the racetrack.
Having been linked to Ferrari multiple times throughout his F1 career, Hamilton’s anticipated move to the Italian team marks a significant chapter in his racing journey.
British F1 maestro Lewis Hamilton stages a stellar comeback, securing the third spot in the latest season after a brief setback in 2022.
In a recent interview with CNBC, the seven-time world champion detailed the problems of balancing racing and personal life.
Forbes estimates that Hamilton’s overall earnings for the year, combining race earnings with endorsements, deals, and business ventures, will likely reach $65 million.
Hamilton has won seven World Drivers’ Championships, tying with Michael Schumacher, and holds records for the most wins in Formula One,