Lewis Hamilton praises Kenya, sharing insights on African motorsport readiness and his ambition to race on the continent, highlighting Rwanda's potential.

Hamilton cut a disconsolate figure as he exited the paddock for the final time last season, but the Briton arrived in Melbourne in a sparkling mood reminiscent of the good form he exhibited this time last year in the lead-up to his first race in red.

Sh-t,” says Hamilton to no one in particular. “I’m nervous.” Soon enough, however, the seven-time Formula One world champion overcomes his anxiety and is standing face-to-face with a shiny black stallion named Aroma.

The F1 racer is keeping his interviews professional — and steering clear of spilling the tea on his "private" life.

Lewis Hamilton admits he fell short at Ferrari in 2025 and reveals the personal reset behind his renewed F1 2026