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  1. Hi Mr Hamilton,
    Ferrari / Italiani don’t need to kneel to prove they are not racists!
    Maybe you out of ignorance, or maybe because you are always around having fun on the track, or maybe you are enjoying your money around the world as a rich man who will NOT KNOW, OR DOES NOT EVEN, THAT WE DO NOT NEED TO DO BEAUTIFUL ONLY WHEN SOMETHING UGLY HAPPENS AS IN AMERICA TO THAT POOR MAN KILLED, AS ALL DAYS FOR TENS AND TENS OF YEARS WE WELCOME HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS OF CLANDESTINES (AND NOT ALL GOOD AND GOOD!) AT OUR EXPENSES AND SELLING HEALTH CARE, CLANDEDTINI THAT NO ONE IN EUROPE WANTS, NOT EVEN HIS COUNTRY THAT HAS SEEN GOOD TO EXIT FROM THE EU TO LESS THE PROBLEM OF IRREGULAR IMMIGRANTS.
    A REAL INVASION OF ITALY!
    EVEN TODAY AT THE TIME OF COVID, THEY ARE ALREADY SICK IN A COUNTRY THAT HAS BORDERS CLOSED BUT NOT FOR THEM!
    PERSONALLY I HAVE NEVER SEEN YOU HERE TO GIVE A HAND, DRESSED IN BLACK MAYBE!
    I HAVE NEVER HEARD THAT YOU HAVE MADE MONEY TO THE ITALIANS FOR IMMIGRANTS OR HAVE MADE CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE WORK AND THE HELP GIVEN TO THESE PEOPLE BUT, I DISAPPOINTLY KNOW THAT YOU KNOW ONLY WHAT HAPPENS IN THE BOX AND ON THE TRACK.
    YOU THINK OF IT TWICE BEFORE TALKING, LOOK WELL AROUND, AND DO NOT BEAUTIFUL ONLY ON BIG OCCASIONS, BECAUSE WE HAVE DONE ALL THE DAYS HERE!
    Best regards from Italy
    Have fun on the track
    AND ALWAYS: FORZA FERRARI!
    Best
    Marco

  3. hi lewis I think you are a wonderful person.for what you do for the younger people is wonderful.just to let you know I would stand bye you and say black life matters.it doze not matter where you come from we should all be able to live the way we want to

  4. F1 boycotted South Africa during apartheid as did most other sports (sadly not all and F1 a little late).
    What did the boycott achieve?
    It showed the people of South Africa that the world cared and it showed the Government, their behaviour was unacceptable.
    It didn’t end apartheid, but it helped.
    Taking a knee is a public display that racism is unacceptable and Black Lives Matter. It is a stain on F1 that 6 drivers chose not to make that display.

    To the fools who criticised Lewis for taking a knee, of course all lives matter, that’s a given. Unfortunately some fools need a reminder that Black Lives Matter AS WELL.

    I hope to see ALL F1 drivers take a knee before every GP and any driver not willing to show support, you face a very awkward discussion with your grandchildren in the future.

  5. I have to say I have developed a great deal of respect for you and your fight against racism. As a single mum to 3 biracial sons, 1 of which is crazy about F1 he’s 11 now and has been crazy about it since age 5. His dream is to be an f1 driver but he has so much going against him , financial and his ethnicity. As a mum you want your kids dreams to come true and I tell my kids they have the power to succeed at anything they put their minds to but reality is getting into f1 is extremely difficult even for a white person and he feels saddened that the colour of his skin could effect his future. He’s such a great kid, hardworking at school, very bright, god fearing, respectful, kind, cheerful with the cheekiest smile and loved by all his peers. He has a determination though that I hope and pray will help him achieve all he sets out to do. He has never seen the colour of his skin as a problem before until the tragic recent events and all the news of BLM, He has always been proud of his roots and the colour of his skin. He deeply admires all you are doing to stand against racism and to want more diversity in f1 too. Maybe one day with all your hard work he might be racing in f1 too. So please keep up the fight and the awareness, as people are listening, people are talking more and more about racism and they are being educated to something they often felt didn’t exist. I pray that one day everyone can be as equals. God willing ?? Well done Lewis don’t listen to any haters, keep getting your voice heard x

  6. We have been fans for a long time Lewis but you have now lost that. Your “taking a knee” was totally inappropriate. You are a privileged human…part of the HUMAN race. This BLM group are a dangerous Marxist group…go and look at their website!!! The only one we should kneel too is God almighty. You could do so much for far better and more worthy causes than this one that seeks to tear our world down. And you my friend is one they will come after. You have so disappointed so many fans…we are gutted.

  7. I agree…
    I like the majority of sane people believe in ending all discrimination but I also believe ALL LIVES MATTER regardless of race, religion, ethnic group, nationality, colour, sex or sexual orientation.
    To say BLM is racist, to say ALL LIVES MATTER is not.
    Read the BLM webpage then decide if you agree with their policies.
    Who will Lewis call if his home is burgled or his family is harmed or threatened, will he expect a defunded police force to turn up – oh there wont be one if BLM has their way, so who will there be????

  8. You become a hatemonger. I was your big fan, I’m not anymore. Aren’t you afraid that karma will find you, somewhere in the corner at 250? I don’t wish you anything bad of course, but don’t be racist towards whites. Because a lot of black people misinterpret!! your clenched fist.
    Motosport fan

  9. Lewis

    How dare you!

    I have supported you throughout your career, and never seen the colour of your skin…in my eyes you were simply a fantastic British driver.

    You are now an extremely successful, and rich individual, who has built his career upon the support we as British supporters of formula one have provided.

    You are extremely talented, and thoroughly deserve the riches your success has afforded you…but how dare you ridicule others, who do not have a racist bone in there body, to somehow suggest that refusing to ‘take a knee’ is somehow disrespectful?

    I am not going to try and disrespect your growth to world champion, as many are trying to do! But rest assured, after your recent comments, I will never again consider you to be an ambassador for the uk in motor sport!

    Taking a knee is a symbolic statement brought about by politicians in support of organisations like BLM. I would greatly appreciate you taking a look at the BLM website, and there agenda. As a lifelong fan of yours, I would love to hear your opinion on where this Marxist organisation wants to take this world.

    Why couldn’t you just remain the extremely talented icon we all adored? Unless you can convince me otherwise of your agenda, I will never support you again!

  10. Lewis I have no doubt that you will NOT read this but I think someone needs to tell you how hypocritical you are being about slavery.
    It isn’t just the black race that have suffered from slavery, if you look back at the HISTORY OF THE COMPANY YOU WORK/DRIVE FOR you will see that during the war they admitted to using 40,000 SLAVES in their factories supporting the Nazi party who were the most oppressive political regime of modern times.
    The Nazis differed from other regimes throughout history which used slave labour. Romans and Greeks, for example, valued and revered their forced labourers while the Nazis treated them with immense cruelty using slave labourers like cattle, to be worked to death.
    Daimler, which owns Mercedes, admitted as far back as 1986 that it had employed 40,000 forced labourers under appalling conditions during the war enabling it to reap massive profits.
    I know this isn’t black history and so is probably of no interest to you but do a little bit of research (there is lots available on the internet) before posing as holier than though about matters that you obviously have no knowledge.
    I for one will no longer follow you or your sport any more until you recognise that yours is not the only race, religion, ethnic group, nationality, colour, sex, sexual orientation or group of people who fell they are not treated equally.
    I like the majority of sane people believe in ending all discrimination but I also believe ALL LIVES MATTER regardless of race, religion, ethnic group, nationality, colour, sex or sexual orientation.
    To say BLM is racist, to say ALL LIVES MATTER is not.
    Stop looking down from your prestigious and pampered lifestyle and acting like A DUMB SHEEP LIKE THE PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLERS AND START THINKING FOR YOURSELF.
    Further information about nazis and slavery is available at https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2663635/Revealed-How-Nazis-helped-German-companies-Bosch-Mercedes-Deutsche-Bank-VW-VERY-rich-using-slave-labor.html if you choose to read it.

  11. Bonjour Lewis,
    this has been years since i followed F1,,since Villeneuve has quit the Sport and i wonder how techno has evolved in the “helmet world” ?
    we all can see the driving wheel with so much button but how about the helmet?? and i need an appreciation from someone who wear one as his life protector,,,
    they are looking as aerodynamique as the cars??
    am i right??
    je ne sais pas si vous allez me repondre but i am trying,,,,,,maybe you will !

    Have a good season ,the best for you and “have fun”

    thanks,Merci
    Gef

  12. I have been a loyal fan since Lewis was racing, I followed your career and always supported you.
    Unfortunately now you think the English people think you are a racism when you don’t even live in England and it saddens me.
    I was a great fan of Michael scumhaker and I hope you will beat his record.
    White lies matter just as much and am very sorry I cannot suppprt you any more and hope bottas wins this year.
    I don’t suppose I will get a reply.

  13. Hi I would like to get in contact with Mr Hamilton with reference to a private matter about Animal liberation. It is about a book I have written and I need to check legally I am ok saying what I have said and also I would love him to read it and write a review for it as it is about content that would interest him. I have sent an email to the team address. The book is with the publisher so I am hoping for a speedy response if possible. I want to use my platform to help the innocent and I admire Mr Hamilton for the way he uses his. I really hope you reply and can help me. Thank you.

  14. my friend lewis
    I’m sending you this message to make you realise where are we going in this era of over politics
    I know you have at heart good intention about fighting racism as a black man myself I understand that
    I respect what you did since day once in F1
    but there’s something you can’t end and this is racism don’t jump into the hype van specially with black lives matter they are using you for their own interest and worse they really don’t care about black people to start with
    mostly black lives matter hates successful blacks like you
    if they really cared like they said they with try to raise the black community
    up to now outside rioting threatning people and mostly act with pure hatred and racism against non blacks they did nothing
    don’t fall into the white supremacie thing because you are the proof that white supremacy doesn’t exist if it was the case you’d never reach such a level of achievement if it was the case you wouldn’t have a chance to get where you were right now
    the killing of blacks by cops aren’t that high as the media tried to show you george floyd was the 2nd or 3rd one this year so far last year 9 has been killed the number of black killed by cops is falling

    strangely in the CHAZ 4 black has been killed by the CHAZ «police» or the rioters who took over the place where black lives matter should matter but they were the only victims
    you talked about inclusivity in F1 by saying there’s no blacks outside yourself in F1
    as a driver it’s true you’re the only one don’t forget that willy t ribbs tested a brabham back in 86 and he has been invited by bernie ecclestone
    there’s blacks who work in F1 I see it many times over the years
    don’t mix inclusivity and well deserved place once again you are the proof that you can reach F1 being black and you have a lot of talent to back this up
    I don’t want to see blacks or women in F1 for the sake of inclusivity with no skills to justify their presence
    so just focus about racing forget the politics it’s dead weight in your career and want you to end your career just like you started

    I know you are pretty busy with racing wich I couldn’t wait any longer!
    do what you can do best : WINNING!
    do it for your fans friends and family

    take care of yourself and I wish to see you in person

  15. Hi Lewis. Good luck in the upcoming season. Wish you all the best. I was wondering if you could do something about the Chinese Grand Prix. Due to draconian laws passed by the Chinese government I was wondering if you could speak out about it or possibly trying to get the race suspended indefinitely. I realize that large corporate sums are involved, but with the new awareness finally taking hold around the world I feel it’s the right time for change no matter what the Color of your skin is. Thanks for taking the time to read this and warmest regards
    Nick Gallagher

  16. HI

    Cannot find a contact link off the Lewis website so have sent email here.

    I have to say that appaling as slavery is there are many facets and the piece below is here to put another facet into the dark and lamentable crime as described by lewis.

    Slavery of Africans by Africans

    Various societies in Africa and Asia enslaved prisoners of war. Slavery was also widely practiced amongst the Indians in the Northwest Coast and Eastern Woodlands of the United States, as well as on the islands in the Caribbean Sea. Lynn H. Nelson, from the Department of History of Kansas University, noted that African complicity was an integral part of the African slave trade.
    “It is difficult to determine when slavery became an important economic factor in African history. Certainly African enslaved each other from an early date; this is a common feature of most societies pursuing an agriculture based on manual labor. By about 900 A.D., however, a regular slave-trade had developed between the Niger River valley and the Muslims of Spain. With Negroes brought from West Africa and Slavs from Russia, the Spanish Muslim capital of Cordoba became one of the greatest slave-markets in the world. With the decline of Muslim Spain, this bulk of this trade shifted to East Africa. By this time, some peoples of Africa had come to depend upon the slave trade, and Zanzibar had become the great slave emporium. Wars between African tribes were not fought to kill, but to take prisoners who could be exchanged with Arab slave-traders for imported goods. It has been estimated that 25% of the slaves taken out of Africa ended up in Muslim lands. Even more important, this centuries-old trade had rooted the institution in the African economy and had established the general pattern of that trade.”[25]
    Zayde Antrim has also pointed out that African slavery was in existence well before the arrival of the Europeans.
    “Not only was slavery an established institution in West Africa before European traders arrived, but Africans were also involved in a trans-Saharan trade in slaves along these routes. African rulers and merchants were thus able to tap into preexisting methods and networks of enslavement to supply European demand for slaves. Enslavement was most often a byproduct of local warfare, kidnapping, or the manipulation of religious and judicial institutions. Military, political, and religious authority within West Africa determined who controlled access to the Atlantic slave trade. And some African elites, such as those in the Dahomey and Ashanti empires, took advantage of this control and used it to their profit by enslaving and selling other Africans to European traders.”[26]
    Hugh Thomas in his book on the history of Slavery, The Slave Trade, has detailed the African involvement in the production of victims for slavery. African monarchs often bought slaves from dealers, in order to sell them again to Europeans, to other Africans, or to Arabs especially. The rulers of Benin, the kings of Ashanti, Congo, and Dahomey; and the Vili rulers of Loango, sold great numbers of slaves over many generations. Jean Barbot, who was on a slave ship during the 17th century said “the slaves [whom the African monarchs] possess and sell are prisoners of war, or, if from among themselves, are condemned to slavery for some crime. But there are also those who have been kidnapped by their compatriots, these being mainly children…”. The Muslims in Africa also had a heavy interest in the slave trade. Hugh Thomas noted that the Muslims traded their African slaves to many countries, selling them as far off as Java and India in the Middle Ages; and even to the Chinese.[27]

    Richard Hellie in Slavery in Russia 1450-1725 says,
    “In Africa down to the 1930’s, the various tribes continued to raid one another to capture slaves both for domestic use and to sell to outsiders. Moreover, in spite of the picture presented in Alex Haley’s Roots, white slave traders almost never entered the interior in pursuit of prey but rather purchased their cargo from Africans at the ocean front; coastal Africans would not allow Europeans either into or through their own countries …some scholars claimed that slavery in Africa was a response to the international slave trade, but it is now obvious that (Black) slavery was an old domestic institution that was adapted for supplying the international market when it developed.” [28]
    Hellie’s view was echoed by Thomas Jackson in American Renaissance.
    “Among the Tuareg of the southern Sahara, during the 19th century 70-90% of the population were probably slaves. In the Sahel and the savannah, half the population might be slaves, while in the forests the figure could be as low as 10 to 20 percent. Professor Oliver in “The African Experience” argues that the European and American demand for slaves may not have increased the supply. White slave traders almost never ventured into the interior and were dependent on a varying supply over which they had no control. They followed the flow of captives rather than create it, shifting their bases up and down the coast according to where tribal wars were producing the most slaves. Africa clung to slavery long after it was abolished elsewhere. Between the world wars, Liberia, founded by freed American slaves, was censured by the League of Nations for practising slavery.” [29]
    An article from the Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Society in Florida shows how widespread slavery was at that time.
    “At the dawn of the transatlantic trade, slavery was not new, nor were Africans the only people to be enslaved. Slavery is mentioned in the Bible, and most ancient societies including Egypt, China, India, Mexico, Peru and Greece made use of slave labor. Slaves were usually prisoners of war, conquered peoples, debtors or criminals. In Europe, the Roman Empire took slaves from every nation it overcame, including England, France, Spain and Germany. Slavery persisted in the Mediterranean Basin throughout the 17th century.

    The institution of slavery was present in Africa long before the arrival of Europeans on its shores – slaves had been taken from parts of the continent since the time of ancient Egypt. In the early 19th century, caravans of 18,000 to 20,000 black Africans were brought to Cairo for resale, and slaves of every color were sold in the great markets of North Africa, even as late as the first part of the 20th century.

    …By 1650, most of the coastal states in Europe had possessions in the Americas. The Spaniards dominated Central America, the Dutch and Portuguese colonized in Brazil, and the English and the French had settlements primarily in the West Indies and North America. All of these countries eventually imported slaves from Africa to support their American colonies. European royalty, nobility and leading merchants were the principal supporters and benefactors of the slave trade.”[30]
    The Economist admitted that the British, French, Spanish and Portuguese were not the only people involved in the African slave trade.
    “In Africa, slavery was accepted as the norm in most societies. Before Europeans arrived, and long after, millions of Africans were marched north across the desert by Arab traders. Most had been taken in war. The guns given in exchange helped wars to multiply and grow larger. Prisoners who might earlier have been absorbed into the victor’s army or workforce, or killed, were now fed to European and American ships seeking human cargo, from Gambia round to Mozambique. Other Africans were sold as slaves because they owed a debt; some even by their own families. Some, like Equiano, were simply grabbed; though only in the early years by Europeans, because that upset relations with the African coastal kings, who wanted to keep control of the trade.”

    “Between the mid-15th century and the late 19th, 12m Africans, about a third of them women, made that voyage. Whites had found a new world, and needed blacks to exploit it. Seized – by other blacks, not whites – force-marched to the coast carrying ivory or copper, then inspected like animals, sold and crammed into ships, they made the 30-40-day voyage chained and forced to lie in their own ordure and vomit. Then taken out, inspected again and resold, they were branded and forced to dig in mines, clear land, plant and harvest sugar.”

    “Gradually in the 18th century an anti-slavery lobby built up in Europe, notably in Britain, the superpower of the seas. In 1772 Lord Mansfield, a judge, ruled that a runaway slave there could not be forced back by his master to the West Indies. The ruling was interpreted (questionably, but this was the effect) as confirming that there could be no slavery in Britain. In America, it created fears that Britain might try to abolish slavery in its colonies. The desire to maintain slavery was not the least motive for the American war of independence, in which some blacks fought on the British side. In 1807 Britain banned the slave trade, and began using its navy to stop it. But slavery itself did not end in the British Caribbean until 1838, in the United States (in practice) 1865, in Spanish-owned Cuba 1886, in Brazil 1888. The memory of slavery and its lasting social effects sour race relations in Europe and America to this day.”[31]
    Karl

  17. Hey Lewis, i know this page is managed for you and that theres no doubt thousands of messages to you most probably daily and that you yourself will not ever see this but why not msg you.
    Firstly i hope you have kept well and have good prep for the new season and hope you have an awesome opener when we get underway.
    Also wanted to share that i was lucky enough to win and A45 the other week and has become my dream car (that i could potentially afford at some point in my life) Since i drove one at MB world. I was living in dreamland and was going to invite you to get away from your hectic lifestyle and get back to just hanging out with an average Joe and i guess a normal family life , since you have now moved on from that due to your talent and devoted father and family. Truely inspirational! I live 20mins away from Snetterton and was going to invite you to show me how to drive the new car I have won. Now you can see why i’m living in dreamland but hey why not? What a story to tell the grandkids when i get old lol.
    I guess there are many fans that would give an arm and a leg just to hang out with you but would also splash it across social media, which i would understand but totally does not respect you and your privacy which no matter how famous you are, still fully deserve.
    Im also intrested in you and your personality away from what everyone see in the news and social media. Notting Hill (the film) always makes me think this and how the famous are behind social media and the news. I guess this is why i had those thoughts and am living in dreamland.
    Anyway, all the best. Hope Roscoe is doing well, you gave Coco the best life she could ever have hoped for. Keep safe and keep that positive energy spreading throughout the world. Im routing for you and cannot wait for the season to begin.

    Team LH will smash it this year and bring home a record equalling world championship!

    Thanks for reading if you did.

    Regards Dean

  18. Hi I was wondering if it would be possible for a photo of Lewis to put on a floral tribute I am having made for my brother who was one of your greatest fans. He had a severe heart condition and was given only months to live but unfortunately 4weeks later he passed away.
    He was a fantastic brother who at 58years has passed too soon.
    I want my tribute to show his passion for you Mr Hamilton as you and your racing team

  20. Lewis as a dog dad I’d like to say sorry for your loss. We love are dog children. Good luck this season and have a great Juneteenth day .Peace! J.R.MAZURE .USA.

  21. Hi, Mr Hamilton how can the poorer people in life get to see or meet you. Seems like once people are rich and famous the people who watched and supported them fall into categories of least contact and importance. I not surprised by this, just wondering how it happens with all famous NOW people. I’m sure I’m not alone in my years of following your career. The good and bad time without faltering, but only those and such as those get close. I will continue my adoration for you and your amazing ability, which I’m sure will surpass your predecessor and cement your place as the GREATEST ever F1 Driver before the sport is forced into demise.

    Stephen cole

  22. Lewis I have a question for you. You have stated that all statues relating to the history in Great Britain that have even the slightest connection with slavery be torn down. Why then do you work for a company that during WW2 used hundreds of thousands of Jewish slaves to build war machines for Hitler. I personally have nothing against these company’s at these facts are History. Something that cannot be changed. So why is it ok to provoke race hatred in the UK by demanding statues be torn down in the name of BLM, yet earn huge wages from a company built on slavery?. That is very hypocritical. And no doubt you have lost a huge amount of respect from your British fans. After comments like that, many veterans who follow you will now turn our backs on you and Mercedes. You are a sports man and mentor to so many young kids of all races. Yes BLM but so do all other lives no matter there skin colour. To say BLM is racist, to say all lives matter is not.

  23. Dear Lewis
    I’m a mother of my son who was born premature 17weeks early . He was very sick baby. He has cerebral palsy. His name is Peter calls himself number Peter 1.
    He loves Formula 1, he is big Fan of Lewis Hamilton . He watch all the Races on the TV if anyone pass you he shouts.
    Please pass the message to him .
    We live near his hometown Letchwoth.
    My son doesn’t speak he is deaf. Can you do something special for him.
    I’m a full time carer for my son .

    He got bullied 3 occasions which is not easy for disabled person, it would be nice if you can lift spirit.

    Look forward to hearing from you.

    Thanks
    Kam (Mother)

  24. Good afternoon Lewis!

    Hoping that testing went well for you today! I’m a racing enthusiast and an aspiring amateur driver.
    My question is, what advice would you give for providing a cost-effective means for underprivileged kids to have an opportunity to participate in learning racing and motorsport?

  25. Good luck with your first race in Austria in July champ hammer time at last

  26. Dear Mr Hamilton,

    Whist not a particular fan of F1, I have been continually impressed by the great role model you are to all. That you share the experiences of a minority group within this country and that you have risen above the casual (and no doubt sometime deliberate) racism that all majorities endure, only adds to the quality of you example.

    As a 64 year old middle England (white) family (with no particular skills ? it is heartening to see your example and I can only applaud it and thank you for the extremely positive messages and example to you continually provide to UK society; something we all benefit from (even for those who are unaware of your good example).

    Please accept my heart felt thanks,

    Best wishes,
    Stephen.

    p.s. I really hope you win this year.. ? … although I know for many you are already the ‘goat’ ?

  27. Hi Lewis, While your stance on racism is admirable there is something bigger than all of us going on. The riots are a PSYOP funded by globalists inc George Soros . The globalists have taken over 99 % of the mainstream news. Get informed, stay safe.

  28. Dear Lewis, I am a big Fan of you. It would be a great honour for me to meet you one in your F1 car 🙂
    Nadi, 39years, Frankfurt/Germany

  29. Hi Lewis,

    I hope you are well and enjoying your, “unplanned vacation” in 2020. A dear friend of our family, Alex, was in a terrible automobile accident this May, 2020. He was driving his Miata and was injured severely in a head on collision (head trauma, fractured neck, pelvis, both femurs, and much more).

    Anyway, he is a top Mercedes Benz Tech in Devon, Pennsylvania, USA and is a big F1 fan of yours and the Mercedes Petronas F1 Team. After many operations he headed for a long and painful rehab now and I thought if there was something you could do to lift his spirits that would be much appreciated.

    I love what you are doing for the overall good of the world and especially the animals. I know you receive hundreds of these type of requests, but I thought I would try to help lift the spirits of a good friend and his family.

    Be safe, drive fast/smart and good luck on your quest for your 7th World Championship!

    Mark Gaydos – longtime F1 Fan

  30. Hi my name is mark and I’m a big fan.
    I’ve recently started a GT SPORT racing community with a you tube channel. I was just wondering whether you would fancy sponsoring the channel to help our little community grow. We are not asking for any money just maybe a message we could include on our channel that would help raise awareness of our racing family. And of course your more than welcome to join in if you ever feel like it.

    Cheers
    Mark
    BCGT RACING

  31. Hi Lewis please could you do me the honour is sending a signed photo for my friend Janet’s 40th birthday on 20th June. We were booked for a 4 night Glamping British Grand Prix at Silverstone to celebrate but it has been cancelled. You are her hero and the trip was her bucket list desire. Thank you Val Mathewson

  32. This email is written with the hope that you could help me, My partner and soul mate Karl Webber went into hospital 3 days ago to discover he has three masses one in his liver, spine and his lungs as you can image this came as a massive shock. Karl has loved F1 all his life and his children are all named after racers We have Mark Webber, Jenson and We have a daughter Sienna if she was a boy it would be senna. He has a bucket list and on it is to be able to be able to watch the F1, we always watch F1 religiously this has been come family thing. This year not being able to watch it has been very strange as it had be come a family event. Karl still wears his F1 tee shirt on Sunday to support the F1. My hope is that you would be able to help make his dream come true to see the F1. My dream would be to see it in monico but Karl would love to see it anywhere in the world. He has been to sliver stone with his father just be his father died, We both love F1 and of course its a common joke in our house as I think lewis is so handsome. Any help that you maybe able to offer would help me make Karl a happy man. Kind regards Vanessa Smith

  33. Hi Lewis, my name is Reece and I’m 8, I’ve always wanted to be a F1 driver, so after corona my mum said I could do go kart lessons and your the best and you’ve always inspire me.

  34. Hi Lewis….hope you and your family are safe and well. I wondered if you might be able to help me with a surprise for wife. It’s our 20th Wedding anniversary on Tues 19th May and we were meant to over in Monaco for the week to see you in the GP as a special surprise. Now we will be at home in Ely!! Is there any chance you could send her a video message to wish her a Happy Anniversary by any chance….it would make her day! Her name is Lyn Haynes.
    All the best
    Mark

  35. Hi guys
    I’m Hope from Kenya and have loved F1 since childhood and still do. Also a big fan of Lewis and appreciate his work a lot.
    All the best

  36. Hi Lewis, My husband turns 40 on Thursday 9th April and all his celebrations have been cancelled, he is a huge fan and has been to nearly all your races at silver stone and has been to Monza GP. Please could you wish him Happy Birthday it would mean the world to him. I pray you are able to make his day special as at the are self isolating and cannot arrange anything for his birthday. Thanks Louise (his wife)

  37. Mr. Lewis Hamilton, you love you. Iam writing to you in the name of my son, who is a fan of Hamilton, and challenge me. If I can talk to you, he will get an excellent mark of admission to the university. I hope that you will help me while we are a family We enjoy watching your races. We love you very, very much. Please send any message in the name to my son Sanad Younis so that he studies and succeeds

  38. Hi lewis hamilton i am from malta me and my cousin wants to tell you that you are doing really great in this season although now i don’t know if you are racing because of the corona virus.

  39. Dear Lewis

    We assume you are extremely busy with preparing your self for the 2020 F1 season, the season you will achieve your seventh world championship title

    We are returning to Silverstone this year 2020

    We would like to meet you in person just for a short meeting

    Is it at all possible to arrange a meeting with you

    It would be such a pleasure, especially as my wife is big fan of you

    What is the best way to meet up with you in person?

    We wish you all the best
    God Bless
    Lawrence and Jill

  40. Hi Lewis

    It’s a sunny Sunday March 1st

    We wish you all the very best for this years season of F1 ?

    We are returning back to Silverstone July this year 2020

    We would like to meet you for a few minutes
    Is it possible we could arrange a meeting with you for July 17th practice day?
    God Bless
    Lawrence and Jill

  41. Hiya Lewis, my older brother called Billy is a really big fan of you and formula 1. On the 26th March 2020 he’s turning 21. I was hoping if you could say happy birthday on that day. Please can you get back to me and I will require some information as to how my brother can receive this from you. This will mean a lot to him. Thank you, Emily.

  42. Hi Lewis, hope this message finds you well.

    As a surprise 60th Birthday present for my partner, I’ve booked him weekend tickets to see the British Grand Prix in July 2020. For several years he’s sat avidly watching every race willing you to win from his comfy armchair in the living room, whilst muttering under his breath ‘I’d love to watch him race live one day’ gave me the inspiration to actually do it for his special birthday! To top the icing on the cake ‘pardon the pun’ ? it would be great to actually meet you in person If that’s possible, please can you advise how I would go about arranging this?

    Kind Regards
    Elaine

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