‘I’ll stick to driving on the track’ – Hamilton on Golf with Brady

‘I’ll stick to driving on the track’ – Hamilton on Golf with Brady

 

 

 
Hamilton joined seven-time Super Bowl winner Brady as the pair swapped sports for ‘The Big Pilot’ golf challenge hosted by IWC at the 18-hole Miami Beach Golf Club on Wednesday. They teamed up to take on American football running back Marcus Allen and CEO of non-profit Dibia DREAM, Brandon Okpalobi, for a longest-drive and closest-to-the-pin challenge. The event was organised to raise money for underprivileged children in Miami. Mercedes planning Miami GP ‘experiments’ to improve 2022 carHamilton’s telling admission as Mercedes face up to harsh realityHamilton hits back at Red Bull’s Marko over retirement digHamilton, who claimed it was the first time he had picked up a golf club in three years, complained his swing was a little rusty and joked that he would stick to ‘driving on the track’. The 37-year-old Briton also poked fun at his and Mercedes’ miserable start to the 2022 F1 season. Related F1’s big chance in the US – will Miami’s debut impress? Verstappen reveals spectacular F1 helmet for Miami GPSome guy with 7 world titles, and Tom Brady @LewisHamilton T90mDEQ4sQ— Tom Brady (@TomBrady) May 4, 2022“Finally, I’m going to win something this year,” Hamilton smiled after putting his ball within a few feet of the pin. After a day of relaxing in the Miami sun, Hamilton’s focus will return to on-track matters as he prepares for this weekend’s inaugural Miami Grand Prix. Related Mercedes planning Miami GP ‘experiments’ to improve F1 car EXCLUSIVE: Are we a major step closer to a female F1 driver?Hamilton is only seventh in the drivers’ championship on 28 points, 58 points adrift of early championship leader Charles Leclerc and 21 behind fourth-placed Mercedes teammate George Russell. Despite enduring a difficult start to F1’s new era as Mercedes struggle to get to grips with the severe porpoising issues that have hampered their W13 car, Hamilton has insisted he has no plans to quit. “4“Working on my masterpiece, I’ll be the one to decide when it’s finished,” he wrote in a cryptic social media post last week. 14 world titles in a single tweet. @TomBrady #IWCMiami s04LjhBqfH— Lewis Hamilton (@LewisHamilton) May 4, 2022 

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