Lewis Hamilton: Ferrari driver “overwhelmed” with support after the dog Rosko died before the Great Singapore Award | F1 news

Luis Hamilton says he “flooded” with the support of the support he received after his dog Rosko’s death earlier this week.

After I missed the tire test with his Ferrari team to stay next to his dog, Hamilton announced on Monday that Rosko had passed away In the previous evening, “in my arms” after he was placed in a coma last week.

The 40 -year -old Rusco adopted in 2013, along with Baldoing second, Coco, who died in 2020 due to a suspected heart attack.

“It was amazing to see support from many people around the world. It is an overwhelming thing to see how help Rosko and touched people,” Hamilton said before the Grand Prix in Singapore this week.

“The delicate messages that I received were lifting a level. Anyone knew how to lose a pet, knowing how long they have.

“I read somewhere that sadness is the last love of love and I am definitely feeling it.”

Hamilton Rosko took some races, including in the British Grand Prix 2024, where he finished a two -and -a -half -year tour.

Ferrari driver revealed that his mother lost her dog this summer and lost another friend in September.

“I remember yourself that every day will improve a bit, just to grow a positive mental position during the difficult stage,” Hamilton said.

“While the world is relatively dark outside this ring. There is a lot of negativity. There are wars everywhere, there are conflicts everywhere, and issues in governments and people are struggling. There is a greater contrast between the poor and the wealthy.

“But through this experience, there is a lot of sympathy, and a lot of love and care that gives me a lot of hope in humanity. To experience this, this is what Rosko has taught.”

Hamilton “optimistic” about GP opportunities in Singapore

Hamilton spent a difficult weekend again in Baku after qualifying in only twelfth place and ranked eighth, after more than half a minute behind Max Versaben, who won the race -winning.

He was a better performance in the previous two race, as he was only one tenth behind his teammate Charles Licerk in Zandvurt and Mondza, a much lower deficit compared to races earlier this season.

“I feel optimistic. There are many positives that should be taken from the last race. I definitely feel better in the car,” Hamilton said.

“This was a generally good path for me in the past. I am very excited about Ferrari’s experience here for the first time and the various characteristics that I compared to my previous cars and know if we can implement better. If we can qualify better, we will have a much better result.”

On paper, the narrow limits of Singapore and the great dependence on traction should fit on the Ferrari. Leclerc has taken the only Ferrari site in the pole in The Hungarorn in August, another circle where a high package of landing is used.

Hot temperatures will also prefer Ferrari and winner of the fourth grand prize race in Singapore, Hamilton, “positive”, can have a strong result.

“It is a path that has gone well and has begun to feel a great improvement in the car since the summer vacation. However, the results have not shown that it is yet, but it will happen. I hope it is at the end of this week,” he said.

“The presence of well -known places like Baku, and how the car interacts, in the hope that I can start steps in a few steps from the last race and I hope we can bear this during this weekend.”

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Friday, October 3
8.05 in the morning: F1 academy practice
10 am: The Grand Prize race in Singapore (the session begins at 10:30 am)
11.55 am: F1 Academy qualified
12.40 pm: The press conference of the team’s career
1.45 pm: Grand Prize race training in Singapore (the session begins at 2 pm)
3.15 pm: F1 offer

Saturday 4 October
7.55 am: F1 1 Academy Race
10.15 in the morning: The Grand Prize race in Singapore Three (the session begins at 10:30 am)
1 pm: qualified accumulation in Greater Singapore
2 pm: Grand Prize race qualifiers in Singapore*
4 pm: Ted any books

Sunday, October 5
8.20 am: F1 2 Academy Race
11.30 AM: Grand Prix Sunday: Singapore GP Build-up
1 pm: The Grand Prix in Singapore
3 pm: The Flag Flag: Singapore GP reaction
4 pm: Ted Book

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