In the latest development, the Mercedes F1 team’s $73 billion partner has stepped up to support Lewis Hamilton in his life mission. The partner in question is UBS, who pledged to help Mission 44, the seven-time world champion.
UBS has been a global partner of Formula 1 and is now a precious partner of Mercedes for over a decade. As per the official statements by Mission 44, UBS announced a four-year partnership. The partnership will look to boost diversity, equality, and inclusion toward the wider social impact work.
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The investment by the Swiss financial institution will look to collaborate to enhance and create a better education system for the underserved community. It will also look to amplify diversity in STEM subjects and motorsport domestically (the UK) and internationally.
UBS is a Swiss-based multinational investment bank and financial institution. It is the largest Swiss banking institution and maintains its position as the largest private bank in the world.
Mission 44 is Hamilton’s pride
The seven-time world champion has achieved so much in life to be proud of. However, to him, his actual pride sets in Mission 44. The project is the brainchild of the British driver and received huge recognition over the years.
Talking about this, Hamilton once shared, “The thing I’m most proud of is Mission 44.” He then said that Mission 44 is potentially one of the most diverse non-profit organizations operating in the United Kingdom.
Lewis Hamilton explains the impact and change Ignite and Mission 44 have had 👇 pic.twitter.com/vUW0tX6y0i
— Sky Sports F1 (@SkySportsF1) February 15, 2023
The working process of the project includes the school visit, which the Mercedes star has done himself and found impeccable results. Furthermore, the positive feedback Mission 44 has been receiving, made him even more proud.
The Mercedes icon shared the “best race” of his career
The former McLaren star has recently opened up on the “best race” of his career. Speaking in a video made by Mercedes, Lewis Hamilton revealed that the 2021 Brazilian Grand Prix win was his best race.
In the video made on the British driver’s ten years of success at the team, Hamilton shared that there were multiple reasons why the race in Sao Paulo is so special to him.
From being emotionally moved by the Coronavirus’ effect in Brazil, where over half a million people lost their lives, to having endless admiration for Ayrton Senna, the race win was one to remember for a long time as it speaks volumes.