Formula 1: Lewis Hamilton to seek advice from NFL legend Tom Brady ahead of the Miami GP: The seven-time Formula 1 champion, Lewis Hamilton will meet Tom Brady ahead of the Miami Grand Prix in an effort to return to his title-winning best form. Hamilton has not had a great start to the 2022 season as he has just accumulated 28 points from four races, and it seems he is in desperate need of some motivation. Follow Formula 1 updates on InsideSport.IN.
Broadly perceived as the best quarterback and one of the best players to have ever played in the National Football League. Brady will start his 23rd professional season at age of 45 later this year. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers shot-caller declared his retirement toward the beginning of February just to affirm he’d play one more season the next month.
Formula 1: Lewis Hamilton to seek advice from NFL LEGEND Tom Brady ahead of Miami GP after Imola NIGHTMARE
Throughout his career, Brady has made multiple remarkable comebacks from tough situations, and hence, his friend Lewis Hamilton would look for some wise counsel from the seven-time Super Bowl champion when he visits Florida one week from now. It is revealed that Hamilton will meet Tom Brady ahead of Formula 1’s debut at the Miami Grand Prix.
The highest point follows a horrible patch for Hamilton, which arrived at a new falling short on Sunday when he completed P13 in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, leaving him seventh in the standings. The 37-year-old’s best outcome after four races remains his third-place finish at the season-opener in Bahrain, and in that race too, Max Verstappen’s retirement helped him to be on the podium.
Formula 1: Lewis Hamilton to seek advice from NFL LEGEND Tom Brady ahead of Miami GP after Imola NIGHTMARE
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Mercedes were for some time gauge to battle in contrast with Red Bull and Ferrari this season, with ‘porpoising’ issues a continuous worry since the pre-season. Be that as it may, colleague George Russell is yet to finish lower than fifth in his debut season. Hamilton has looked shockingly below average now and again.
Both the Briton and team principal Toto Wolff have recognized a title shot that looks far off this season. “Sorry for what you have needed to drive today. I know this is undrivable and not what we deserved to score as a result. So we move from there, but this was a terrible race,” said Wolff.
“We will come out of this.” ❤️
— Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team (@MercedesAMGF1) April 25, 2022
Meanwhile, Brady, 44, won three Super Bowls in his initial five seasons as an NFL player. However, he also had to beat difficulty before he got back to American football’s highest point. There was a very long-term stand-by between his third and fourth rings (2004-14), yet he’s arrived at the midpoint of a title win each and every season from that point forward.
Formula 1: Lewis Hamilton to seek advice from NFL LEGEND Tom Brady ahead of Miami GP after Imola NIGHTMARE
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