Lewis Hamilton abandoned everyone on his Instagram account, including his new Ferrari team and even his dog, Rocco.
It is the last detoxification of the social media that the star of Formula 1 has undertaken, with the original racing pilot of Stevenage, 40 years old, having previously abandoned everyone on his account in 2021.
He came after the controversial final of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in 2021, after Hamilton was beaten in the World Formula 1 championship by Max Verstappen during the last round of the race.
We do not know why Hamilton has chosen to remove all his subscribers this week, with oil tankers in the eyes of the eagle noticing the subtle change in his activity on social networks.
The former Mercedes driver has a huge 39.5 million followers on the social media platform, which makes him by far the most popular pilot in the Formula 1 circuit, with Verstappen with 14.2 million followers, while Lando Norris has 9.9 m.
The seven times world champion had followed less than ten other accounts before, after sending social media users to Meltdown at the start of this year, following his new Ferrari team on Instagram.
Lewis Hamilton surprised fans by undressing everyone, including his dog, Rocco, on Instagram
Hamilton, who is not Ferrari either, published several clichés of himself grated while he trains in the gymnasium
The 40-year-old racing driver also appeared at Met Gala earlier this month, sporting a suave white costume with a white beret
An X, @Fiagirly account had revealed that on January 1, Hamilton had followed six accounts, including its foundation, Mission 44, which strives to help young people offer young people.
Hamilton had also abandoned his clothing brand +44 as well as his brand of non -alcoholic drinks Almave.
Roscoe, his dog, also has 1.2 million followers on Instagram, but is now one less, Hamilton also unsubscribed his dog.
The first season of the British with the Scuderia has not sailed to date.
Despite the detoxification of the followers, he has always continued to publish on Instagram with the Formula 1 star with his torn physique on Tuesday,
Hamilton is currently seventh in the driver’s championship and has not obtained a podium so far this season – with its fifth place in Bahrain being its best result so far. Despite this, he was a certain success in this year’s sprint races, in particular by obtaining a victory in China.
But the 40 -year -old driver is now subject to a little pressure after finishing eighth when he last out in Miami.
In April, he seemed to say that an element of his Ferrari car had been “underperforming” compared to that of Charles Leclerc of his teammate.
Several Formula one in the eyes of the Eagle had noticed earlier this year that Hamilton had followed Ferrari before the start of the season
The former Mercedes pilot endured a difficult start to life with Ferrari and failed to obtain a podium finish after the first six races
“We found something on the car underperform for the last three races, so I hope when it will be corrected that I will start to get better results. I lose a little more than a tenth lap with this problem we have. I hope that by the next race is corrected, “Hamilton told Sky Sports.
In Florida last weekend, Hamilton had also been at the center of a controversial moment with his team. He had asked to let the old Leclerc attack Kimi Antonelli in the Mercedes.
But the way of the stands had not responded quickly enough to his request, Hamilton issuing a thorny response to the radio, saying: “Take a tea break while you are there.”
He explained later: “I always have my fire in my belly. I could feel a little to come up there.
“I’m not going to apologize for being a fighter. I’m not going to apologize for wanting it always. I know everyone in the team does it too.
“I didn’t think the decision came fairly quickly. And for sure, at that time, you say to yourself: “Come on!” But it’s really a bit.
“I have no problem with the team or with Charles. I think we could do better. But the car is not where we really have to be. In the end, we are fighting for the seventh and eighth.
The director of the team, Fred Vasseur, said after the race that he understood Hamilton’s frustrations and spoke to the pilot after the race.
“I had a discussion with Lewis, and I can perfectly understand frustration,” Vasseur told journalists.
“These are champions, they want to win races. We ask them to let their teammate go. It is not easy.
“It’s never easy, and I haven’t seen another team doing it, but that’s why we took responsibility for doing so because it is policy for the team.
“We first run for Ferrari, and honestly, I think that as a team, we did a good job.”
