Angela Cullen has lately penned an emotional message after her shocking split with Lewis Hamilton. Cullen took to Instagram to share her thoughts after she parted ways with the British driver and the Mercedes team, respectively.
The sudden split between Hamilton and Cullen has come as a shocker to many. As the F1 world heals after seeing the remarkable duo get to their own ways, the New Zealander decided to reveal her next challenge and goal through a video.
On her official Instagram account, the former physio of the seven-time world champion wrote that when starting a new challenge and setting new goals, one has to surround themselves with obsessive people.
By obsessive, she meant that people who will be there, are obsessed with what the person wants to achieve. She also asked to “find people you trust” who are aligned with core values. People who can teach, inspire and, most of all, can share love and have fun along the way.
It was Lewis Hamilton who pulled the plug
By now, everyone’s well accustomed to the split between the two. As Hamilton is no longer seen with the blonde, makes it clear that the duo indeed parted ways, forever. However, who decided to do it at first?
People who still don’t know who pulled the plug, it was the Mercedes driver himself as Wolff spoke to the media after the news of the split between them broke out like wildfire.
The Silver Arrows boss shared that the F1 driver decided to call off the professional bonding. He said, “If things don’t work out anymore, we need to be honest about it and then bring change.”
Hamilton and Angela together, in Mercedes
Angela Cullen joined the Mercedes star back in 2016. She joined through the renowned Hintsa coaching organization and joined as a personal trainer to the Briton.
The duo was often spotted together, walking and chatting around the paddock during race weekend. If the New Zealander isn’t with Hamilton, she would be spotted babysitting Roscoe, the British driver’s pet bulldog.
When it comes to accolades, the duo worked together for a good seven years. In their time together, they won four individual titles and six team championships.
