Tearful F1 Rookie Driver Consoled by Lewis Hamilton's Father After Pre-Race Crash Chaos
Anthony Hamilton consoled the Racing Bulls Formula One driver who crashed out of the formation lap of the Australian Grand ...
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Lewis Hamilton’s father shows class by consoling F1 rookie after crash
Lewis Hamilton's father Anthony Hamilton consoled Isack Hadjar after the F1 rookie crashed in Australia. Lewis Hamilton 's ...
Heartwarming moment sees Lewis Hamilton’s dad console F1 rookie after debut crash
Lewis Hamilton’s dad Anthony consoled Isack Hadjar in a heartwarming moment in the paddock after the rookie crashed out in a ...
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Lewis Hamilton's father in heartwarming gesture to distraught F1 star
Lewis Hamilton 's father, Anthony Hamilton, made a touching gesture to a distraught Formula 1 star after their Australian ...
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Lewis Hamilton's dad makes heartfelt gesture to Formula One rookie who suffered 'embarrassing' crash before the start of Australian Grand Prix
Racing Bulls star Isack Hadjar has thanked Lewis Hamilton's father after his 'embarrassing' crash in the Australian ... and that I did well yesterday. It's a nice gesture from him,' he told ...
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Heartwarming moment sees Lewis Hamilton’s dad console F1 rookie after debut crash
Recommended Lewis Hamilton swears over radio ... to drive past truck Heartwarming moment Lewis Hamilton’s dad consoles F1 rookie after debut crash Hadjar was visually devastated immediately ...
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Lewis Hamilton’s father rushes to console F1 debutant after shock Australian GP crash in heartwarming moment: ‘I felt…’
He was consoled by Lewis Hamilton's father. Isack Hadjar had a bittersweet F1 debut as he crashed his Racing Bulls car on the formation lap of the season-opening Australian GP. The accident ...
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Heartwarming moment sees Lewis Hamilton’s dad console F1 rookie after debut crash
Lewis Hamilton ... about how Hamilton, 40, is his racing idol. A gutted Hadjar said of his embrace with Hamilton: “He told me to keep my head high and be proud, did well yesterday.