Lewis Hamilton has been utilizing F1’s break well as he has been spending quality time with his family. Over the past few weeks, the Briton has shared several posts on social media, where he has been spending time with his ‘loved ones’.
And now Hamilton has shared another post on social media, but this time to inspire his millions of fans. The 38-year-old wants all his fans to know that they are not alone and that each one is ‘special’ in some way or the other.
Lewis Hamilton shares a motivating message for his fans
Hamilton shared an Instagram story on April 23 to deliver an important message to his fans. A snippet of the 38-year-old’s post read, “Know how wonderful and special you are. Be kind to yourself today. Take a moment to thank the little you inside. There is nothing you cannot do”.
He then ended his post by suggesting all his fans stay on the path they are on no matter how many times they fall. Hamilton said that he is there for his fans and that they are ‘not alone’.
After sharing the post in English, Hamilton also shared the same message in Portuguese. He most likely did so to reach out to his Brazilian fans, having been granted honorary citizenship of the country last year.
Hamilton’s 2023 season gets off to a decent start
After a disappointing 2022 season in which he finished sixth in the championship, Lewis Hamilton has had a decent start to his 2023 campaign. The Mercedes driver has so far had two fifth-place finishes in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia and an outstanding second-place finish in the last race in Australia.
The 38-year-old just finished behind championship leader Max Verstappen and crucially ahead of third-placed Fernando Alonso. Consequently of these results, Hamilton has scored 38 points so far and finds himself fourth in the championship.
He is just seven points behind third-placed Alonso and a further nine points behind second-placed Sergio Perez. However, crucially for Hamilton, he is 20 points clear of his Mercedes teammate George Russell, having lost in the championship fight to the 25-year-old last season.
After three reasonably strong races, Hamilton will now hope to carry forward this momentum to the next race in Baku. The Azerbaijan Grand Prix will take place from April 28 to 30.
