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Sky Next Generation reporter Ruby was midway through interviewing Daniel Ricciardo when Lewis Hamilton crossed the line to clinch pole position Watch the reactions 😊 🎥 Sky Sport Formel 1 #HungarianGP

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🎯 Relieved to come through that game. It was nip and tuck the whole way and I was fortunate to get over the line 😊 Huge respect for Peter, absolute gentleman and legend of our sport 🙏 Dirk up next.

🎯 Relieved to come through that game. It was nip and tuck the whole way and I was fortunate to get over the line 😊 Huge respect for Peter, absolute gentleman and legend of our sport 🙏 Dirk up next.

Ross Smith

20,892 views • 1 year ago

#F1 | Lewis Hamilton says the new F1 Movie would’ve inspired him more to get into the sport as a 8 year old: “And that’s really the goal, I guess, to kinda show the sport in a different way.” “When I got to formula 1 there was a fan following but it felt so hard for people to relate to it (…) I think this movie enables that [relatability].”

#F1 | Lewis Hamilton says the new F1 Movie would’ve inspired him more to get into the sport as a 8 year old: “And that’s really the goal, I guess, to kinda show the sport in a different way.” “When I got to formula 1 there was a fan following but it felt so hard for people to relate to it (…) I think this movie enables that [relatability].”

deni

21,977 views • 1 year ago

Jackie Stewart: "[Lewis Hamilton is] one of the greatest drivers of all time, with a tremendous record in Formula 1. The season that he's had must have been really difficult for him, and he's dealt with it quite well." "I don't know how long his contract is. He'll make his own mind up, whether he wants to retire. We all have to retire at a certain time. I was lucky enough to think as early as April that I was going to retire at the end of the season. And that was the right thing for me to do. So I think Lewis will decide when it's right for him to resign from the sport. I think he'll stay in the sport in some form or another. I hope he does. So let's wait and see." [via Sky Sports / Autosport awards]

Jackie Stewart: "[Lewis Hamilton is] one of the greatest drivers of all time, with a tremendous record in Formula 1. The season that he's had must have been really difficult for him, and he's dealt with it quite well." "I don't know how long his contract is. He'll make his own mind up, whether he wants to retire. We all have to retire at a certain time. I was lucky enough to think as early as April that I was going to retire at the end of the season. And that was the right thing for me to do. So I think Lewis will decide when it's right for him to resign from the sport. I think he'll stay in the sport in some form or another. I hope he does. So let's wait and see." [via Sky Sports / Autosport awards]

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32,156 views • 6 months ago

I’ve known Raymond since he was a young boy training at my old amateur gym, Barnsley Star Boxing Club.. I’ve seen how hard he’s worked and how dedicated he is to the sport. I know first hand the financial pressure boxing can put on parents, buying boots, shorts, vests, travelling to shows. That’s why it means so much to be in a position to give back ❤️ Proud to sponsor Raymond with new kit and help support the next generation 🥊 BOXXER | Sky Sports Boxing | Horizon CC Official

I’ve known Raymond since he was a young boy training at my old amateur gym, Barnsley Star Boxing Club.. I’ve seen how hard he’s worked and how dedicated he is to the sport. I know first hand the financial pressure boxing can put on parents, buying boots, shorts, vests, travelling to shows. That’s why it means so much to be in a position to give back ❤️ Proud to sponsor Raymond with new kit and help support the next generation 🥊 BOXXER | Sky Sports Boxing | Horizon CC Official

Callum Simpson

11,793 views • 1 year ago

Sir Lewis Hamilton's journey from the end of 2021 to his triumph at the British GP in 2024 ~ Narrated by Martin Brundle, for Sky Sports. HAD to share it here for the geoblocked. "...when you look at all the clips of his story the past two years, my goodness, he has been through the wringer hasn't he. that was so PAINFUL to see some of the stuff..." 🥺❤️‍🩹 (DISCLAIMER : AD'21 imagery)

Sir Lewis Hamilton's journey from the end of 2021 to his triumph at the British GP in 2024 ~ Narrated by Martin Brundle, for Sky Sports. HAD to share it here for the geoblocked. "...when you look at all the clips of his story the past two years, my goodness, he has been through the wringer hasn't he. that was so PAINFUL to see some of the stuff..." 🥺❤️‍🩹 (DISCLAIMER : AD'21 imagery)

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1,107,394 views • 2 years ago

I don’t know how some of you would have handled watching F1 when I was a kid. In the USA we now have more options than ever to watch Formula 1. Yes you can watch the Sky broadcast via Apple TV. Yes, you can use just F1TV. Stop complaining. Just shut up and watch.

I don’t know how some of you would have handled watching F1 when I was a kid. In the USA we now have more options than ever to watch Formula 1. Yes you can watch the Sky broadcast via Apple TV. Yes, you can use just F1TV. Stop complaining. Just shut up and watch.

Vincenzo Landino 🏎️

24,747 views • 4 months ago

Q: Which Black athlete has inspired you the most? Naomi Schiff: The athlete that inspired me the most in my journey would have to be Lewis Hamilton. I think it's a no-brainer anyway that in a sport like ours there are very few people of colour and definitely very few people who are Black and so Lewis very quickly became the identifiable role model for me in my career and I was lucky that firstly I had him to look up to but also that he was incredibly good at what he does and incredibly successful so, two in one. [via Sky Sports UK | Black History Month 'The Moments That Make Us' series]

Q: Which Black athlete has inspired you the most? Naomi Schiff: The athlete that inspired me the most in my journey would have to be Lewis Hamilton. I think it's a no-brainer anyway that in a sport like ours there are very few people of colour and definitely very few people who are Black and so Lewis very quickly became the identifiable role model for me in my career and I was lucky that firstly I had him to look up to but also that he was incredibly good at what he does and incredibly successful so, two in one. [via Sky Sports UK | Black History Month 'The Moments That Make Us' series]

sim

32,102 views • 9 months ago

Next Friday, the final part of our Limitless Sky documentary will be yours. Going to Joshua Tree and recording at rancho de la luna was an experience we will never forget and it’s really cool that through this doc you get to experience it as well. 🧡🦂🌵 🎥: Pat & Nick Demarais

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L.S. Dunes

13,653 views • 2 years ago

Okay woah!!! This is so cool! Paul Oz: "Lewis Hamilton winning at Silverstone in 2024 was big for the sport, huge for Lewis' fans, and emotional for the driver. A new F1 benchmark ninth win at the same circuit, after announcing departure from his record-breaking partnership with Mercedes, against the run of form, and also at his home race." "Discussions with Team Lewis soon afterwards led to the birth of this concept to celebrate the milestone in bronze, but was unfortunately a project that I couldn't complete in time before the move to Ferrari. Lewis commissioned a painting from me to gift to Mercedes upon his departure instead." "Here is the culmination of 11 month's modelling through digital and physical modelling and into metalwork, to creat in hyper-realistic bronze, unveiling now in the build up towards Silverstone and on show at Selfridges Oxford St for all of next week; 'Lewis Silverstone IX. Based on the concept of my most renowned sculpture of Ayrton Senna for McLaren, but now being Lewis with Union Flag held aloft as he celebrated through that Silverstone victory lap."

Okay woah!!! This is so cool! Paul Oz: "Lewis Hamilton winning at Silverstone in 2024 was big for the sport, huge for Lewis' fans, and emotional for the driver. A new F1 benchmark ninth win at the same circuit, after announcing departure from his record-breaking partnership with Mercedes, against the run of form, and also at his home race." "Discussions with Team Lewis soon afterwards led to the birth of this concept to celebrate the milestone in bronze, but was unfortunately a project that I couldn't complete in time before the move to Ferrari. Lewis commissioned a painting from me to gift to Mercedes upon his departure instead." "Here is the culmination of 11 month's modelling through digital and physical modelling and into metalwork, to creat in hyper-realistic bronze, unveiling now in the build up towards Silverstone and on show at Selfridges Oxford St for all of next week; 'Lewis Silverstone IX. Based on the concept of my most renowned sculpture of Ayrton Senna for McLaren, but now being Lewis with Union Flag held aloft as he celebrated through that Silverstone victory lap."

sin ⁴⁴

56,692 views • 1 year ago

In 2020, at the Formula 1 Styrian Grand Prix, Stephanie Travers became the first black woman to stand on the Formula 1 podium. As Trackside Fluid Engineer for Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team, Steph was responsible for analysing all fluids within the car over a race weekend. To celebrate #NationalEngineeringDay, we spoke to Steph about what inspired her to pursue engineering, that special moment with Lewis Hamilton, and the work we're is doing to drive change and inspire the next generation of talented engineers from around the world. Read more about Steph’s incredible journey in ‘Against the Flow’ by Esses: This is Engineering Royal Academy of Engineering

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Mission 44

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🎥|| Susie Wolff talking about the moment when Lewis Hamilton helped her open a bottle of champagne on the podium! 🥹 “You know, Lewis was used to winning by that point, that he was popping champagne nearly every second weekend.” 😭😭 “I wasn’t on the podium quite so much so when I made it onto the podium at Snetterton, I couldn’t get the champagne open. He had to take it from me and help me open it!” “We often reminisce of those days. Obviously he went on to become one of the all time greats and I think, quite clear because he was outstanding through karting and to junior formulas but we speak fondly of those days. Obviously, look back and feel great for the journey that we had.”

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MAGA was okay with Donald Trump mocking a disabled reporter right in front of the cameras. MAGA was okay with him bragging on tape about sexually assaulting women. MAGA was okay when he sent his followers to storm the Capitol on January 6th in what many described as an attempt to murder elected officials and overturn the election. MAGA was okay with him trying to steal the 2020 election and refusing to accept the results. They defended him through all of it. No red line was crossed. But now, suddenly, many in MAGA have decided they’ve had enough of Donald Trump. And the one thing that finally broke their loyalty? The price of gas.

MAGA was okay with Donald Trump mocking a disabled reporter right in front of the cameras. MAGA was okay with him bragging on tape about sexually assaulting women. MAGA was okay when he sent his followers to storm the Capitol on January 6th in what many described as an attempt to murder elected officials and overturn the election. MAGA was okay with him trying to steal the 2020 election and refusing to accept the results. They defended him through all of it. No red line was crossed. But now, suddenly, many in MAGA have decided they’ve had enough of Donald Trump. And the one thing that finally broke their loyalty? The price of gas.

Bev 🇨🇦

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🚨| Sir Lewis Hamilton reflecting on the sprint. "I won't say that [the car feels better]. It was the same as it was in qualifying, you know. But the pace was decent and it felt a little bit better in race trim than it did in qualifying. The delta wasn't as big to everyone around and I managed to avoid the drama at Turn 1." "I didn't really position my car that particularly well. I saw Alonso on the inside so I went a bit to the right and then left the door open for Charles. So lots of improvements to still be made." "Otherwise the start was good. It's a shame I couldn't get close enough to get in the top three. But I'm hoping for a better qualifying today, so fingers crossed." - F1 2025 USGP -

🚨| Sir Lewis Hamilton reflecting on the sprint. "I won't say that [the car feels better]. It was the same as it was in qualifying, you know. But the pace was decent and it felt a little bit better in race trim than it did in qualifying. The delta wasn't as big to everyone around and I managed to avoid the drama at Turn 1." "I didn't really position my car that particularly well. I saw Alonso on the inside so I went a bit to the right and then left the door open for Charles. So lots of improvements to still be made." "Otherwise the start was good. It's a shame I couldn't get close enough to get in the top three. But I'm hoping for a better qualifying today, so fingers crossed." - F1 2025 USGP -

sim

93,149 views • 9 months ago

GRABFOOD GFSN BUS talk about tsunami prediction while they were in phuket 🐶we stayed up talking all night 🐱I was lying there talking with sky and the next morning we had to wake up really early, but the two of us just couldn’t sleep 🐶he told me the tsunami was supposed to hit Japan around 5am, which would mean around 2–3am in Thailand 🐱so I was lying there, talking with sky, kinda stressed and sky’s like eui. At first I was like “should we just go to sleep or what?” and sky said “It’s almost 2am”. Then I was like “2am? That’s when the tsunami’s supposed to hit? eui” 🐱so I said “let’s reserve a tree in front of our room, so we can climb it” Sky said “we wouldn’t make it in time”, then he added “I brought running shoes”. And I was like “would I even be able to run fast enough?” 🐱sky told me “JUST FOLLOW BEHIND ME”😭 🐱At that point I was like “I’m doomed”. So I said “can I sleep first then? If it comes, can you wake me up?”. Sky replied sth like “but our place is the first one in line facing the wave”. So I was stressed. In the end, I said “alright, let’s just sleep” 🗣️so what time did you actually sleep? 🐱we slept sometime after 2, nearly 3am. We kept talking and talking until like 3 TMI😭 #GFMegaSaleลดแรงตัวจริง ⋆𐙚₊ #สกายนานิ #skynani ˚⊹♡

GRABFOOD GFSN BUS talk about tsunami prediction while they were in phuket 🐶we stayed up talking all night 🐱I was lying there talking with sky and the next morning we had to wake up really early, but the two of us just couldn’t sleep 🐶he told me the tsunami was supposed to hit Japan around 5am, which would mean around 2–3am in Thailand 🐱so I was lying there, talking with sky, kinda stressed and sky’s like eui. At first I was like “should we just go to sleep or what?” and sky said “It’s almost 2am”. Then I was like “2am? That’s when the tsunami’s supposed to hit? eui” 🐱so I said “let’s reserve a tree in front of our room, so we can climb it” Sky said “we wouldn’t make it in time”, then he added “I brought running shoes”. And I was like “would I even be able to run fast enough?” 🐱sky told me “JUST FOLLOW BEHIND ME”😭 🐱At that point I was like “I’m doomed”. So I said “can I sleep first then? If it comes, can you wake me up?”. Sky replied sth like “but our place is the first one in line facing the wave”. So I was stressed. In the end, I said “alright, let’s just sleep” 🗣️so what time did you actually sleep? 🐱we slept sometime after 2, nearly 3am. We kept talking and talking until like 3 TMI😭 #GFMegaSaleลดแรงตัวจริง ⋆𐙚₊ #สกายนานิ #skynani ˚⊹♡

Mikey😢😉🥑 #waitin4WU

83,830 views • 1 year ago

Lewis Hamilton to Sky Sports Italy: "I think all weekend I've been really, really strong. Qualifying really didn't show the true pace. I think we had a few problems through qualifying, which meant that I was further back than I should have been." "And anyways, today, of course none of us really knew what the true pace was going to be, but I felt great from the get-go and was obviously closing the gap right at the end to Charles. A couple more laps and I think I would have had Charles, so maybe one or two more laps." "So there's lots and lots of positives to take from it. We've got a lot of work to do to catch Mercedes, but it's not impossible. So a big congratulations to everyone back at the factory. I'm really, really proud of the work we've [done]. But we've still got to keep pushing, keep digging deep. I'll keep pushing into the next race." #F1 || #AustralianGP

Lewis Hamilton to Sky Sports Italy: "I think all weekend I've been really, really strong. Qualifying really didn't show the true pace. I think we had a few problems through qualifying, which meant that I was further back than I should have been." "And anyways, today, of course none of us really knew what the true pace was going to be, but I felt great from the get-go and was obviously closing the gap right at the end to Charles. A couple more laps and I think I would have had Charles, so maybe one or two more laps." "So there's lots and lots of positives to take from it. We've got a lot of work to do to catch Mercedes, but it's not impossible. So a big congratulations to everyone back at the factory. I'm really, really proud of the work we've [done]. But we've still got to keep pushing, keep digging deep. I'll keep pushing into the next race." #F1 || #AustralianGP

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181,935 views • 4 months ago

🚨 Kimi BREAKS George 🚨 George Russell was lucky in some ways that Lewis Hamilton never adapted to the zero-pod concept - that high centre of gravity, forward-leaning seating position over the front axle, and chronically weak rear end of the Mercedes W13 through W15. Now that the F1 zero-pod era is over, Toto Wolff appears to have accepted the new reality: George Russell is firmly the number two driver at Mercedes. Russell himself seems to understand the brief - maximize points and stay out of Kimi Antonelli’s way. Kimi Antonelli has broken George Russell mentally. The only way George can out-qualify him these days is with a cheeky last-second Q3 flyer as the clock expires. No matter what he does, Kimi is right there - or quicker. Russell has looked off the pace in qualifying more often than not, and the pattern of needing last-gasp laps just to stay close (or getting beaten anyway) has been noticeable to Hamilton, Verstappen, and even Toto Wolff. The intra-team battles have been intense, but Kimi is clearly the leader now. It’s obvious that Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen see echoes of themselves in the young Italian, while Russell knows he’s there to fill the seat, feed data, and help develop the next superstar. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton sits second in the Formula 1 championship with multiple podiums and purple sectors in a sub-par Ferrari - exactly the kind of GOAT-level performance George Russell knows only Antonelli and Verstappen can realistically replicate.

🚨 Kimi BREAKS George 🚨 George Russell was lucky in some ways that Lewis Hamilton never adapted to the zero-pod concept - that high centre of gravity, forward-leaning seating position over the front axle, and chronically weak rear end of the Mercedes W13 through W15. Now that the F1 zero-pod era is over, Toto Wolff appears to have accepted the new reality: George Russell is firmly the number two driver at Mercedes. Russell himself seems to understand the brief - maximize points and stay out of Kimi Antonelli’s way. Kimi Antonelli has broken George Russell mentally. The only way George can out-qualify him these days is with a cheeky last-second Q3 flyer as the clock expires. No matter what he does, Kimi is right there - or quicker. Russell has looked off the pace in qualifying more often than not, and the pattern of needing last-gasp laps just to stay close (or getting beaten anyway) has been noticeable to Hamilton, Verstappen, and even Toto Wolff. The intra-team battles have been intense, but Kimi is clearly the leader now. It’s obvious that Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen see echoes of themselves in the young Italian, while Russell knows he’s there to fill the seat, feed data, and help develop the next superstar. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton sits second in the Formula 1 championship with multiple podiums and purple sectors in a sub-par Ferrari - exactly the kind of GOAT-level performance George Russell knows only Antonelli and Verstappen can realistically replicate.

Clinton Desveaux

284,459 views • 1 month ago

EXCLUSIVE ANALYSIS: "This Is Trump's Attempt To Pull The UFO File Back Under Executive Control, Unfortunately, It Was Defanged A Long Time Ago!" Top UFO/Alien Disclosure Researcher, Daniel Liszt AKA Dark Journalist, Reveals The Truth About The White House/Pentagon's So-Called 'Alien Disclosure!' "They Are Moving Into An Emergency Powers Situation For A UFO Threat / Sky Event! The Next Piece Is That UFOs Are An Imminent Threat!" PLUS, Learn How VP Vance Predicted The Day Of Disclosure- May 8th- 2 Months Ago! Dark Journalist 🔴WATCH/SHARE THE LIVE X STREAM HERE:

EXCLUSIVE ANALYSIS: "This Is Trump's Attempt To Pull The UFO File Back Under Executive Control, Unfortunately, It Was Defanged A Long Time Ago!" Top UFO/Alien Disclosure Researcher, Daniel Liszt AKA Dark Journalist, Reveals The Truth About The White House/Pentagon's So-Called 'Alien Disclosure!' "They Are Moving Into An Emergency Powers Situation For A UFO Threat / Sky Event! The Next Piece Is That UFOs Are An Imminent Threat!" PLUS, Learn How VP Vance Predicted The Day Of Disclosure- May 8th- 2 Months Ago! Dark Journalist 🔴WATCH/SHARE THE LIVE X STREAM HERE:

Alex Jones

105,029 views • 2 months ago

"That's all about letting them race" Interlagos 2021 After starting the Sprint in dead last and Sunday's race in P10, Lewis Hamilton had already made up 8 places as he took on his world championship rival, Max Verstappen, for the lead. After chipping away at his advantage Lap 48 saw the big move. Chasing the Red Bull down the Reta Oposta, he attempted to dance his black Mercedes around the outside at the Descida do Lago. Max defended with all his lack of finesse and, once again, sent both of them off track, keeping his position in the process. The political war between the garages erupted instantly, as both sides argued their case for or against a penalty. Red Bull's Jonathan Wheatley infamously claimed: "Michael, that's all about letting them race", while Mercedes argued he gained a lasting advantage by pushing Lewis off. Upon review, Max was let off without punishment by the stewards, not for the first time that season. When informed of the decision, Lewis Hamilton sarcastically exclaimed: "Of course, man". Martin Brundle ominously proclaimed that Max now knew that he could just do it again. The tension during the next laps was more than palpable. An unprecedented title fight was reaching its climax. In the end, quality prevailed as Lewis teed up his young rival through the Senna Esses, giving him no chance down the following straight and, under the roar of a São Paulo home crowd, Lewis took what he'd later call his "most special victory to date". Ironically it was the standard set by the FIA on that very day which would come back to bite Red Bull in the Abu Dhabi Finale.

"That's all about letting them race" Interlagos 2021 After starting the Sprint in dead last and Sunday's race in P10, Lewis Hamilton had already made up 8 places as he took on his world championship rival, Max Verstappen, for the lead. After chipping away at his advantage Lap 48 saw the big move. Chasing the Red Bull down the Reta Oposta, he attempted to dance his black Mercedes around the outside at the Descida do Lago. Max defended with all his lack of finesse and, once again, sent both of them off track, keeping his position in the process. The political war between the garages erupted instantly, as both sides argued their case for or against a penalty. Red Bull's Jonathan Wheatley infamously claimed: "Michael, that's all about letting them race", while Mercedes argued he gained a lasting advantage by pushing Lewis off. Upon review, Max was let off without punishment by the stewards, not for the first time that season. When informed of the decision, Lewis Hamilton sarcastically exclaimed: "Of course, man". Martin Brundle ominously proclaimed that Max now knew that he could just do it again. The tension during the next laps was more than palpable. An unprecedented title fight was reaching its climax. In the end, quality prevailed as Lewis teed up his young rival through the Senna Esses, giving him no chance down the following straight and, under the roar of a São Paulo home crowd, Lewis took what he'd later call his "most special victory to date". Ironically it was the standard set by the FIA on that very day which would come back to bite Red Bull in the Abu Dhabi Finale.

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79,250 views • 2 months ago