Lewis Hamilton Grieves the Death of His Dog
Lewis Hamilton, the famous Formula 1 driver, has shared that his dog, Roscoe, has passed away. He announced the sad news before the Singapore Grand Prix. Hamilton expressed his grief and thanked fans for their support during this difficult time.
Roscoe was a constant companion to Hamilton. The bulldog often appeared with Hamilton at races and other events. Roscoe was a beloved member of Hamilton’s family.
“Roscoe has been with me for so long. I’m very, very grateful for all those years,” Hamilton said. He added that he feels lost without Roscoe.
Support from Fans
Hamilton has received an outpouring of support from fans and the racing community. Many have sent messages of condolence. Hamilton said he is touched by the kindness he has received.
“I really appreciate all the messages. I know how many of you loved Roscoe,” Hamilton stated. He acknowledged the positive impact Roscoe had on many people’s lives.
Focus on the Race
Despite his personal loss, Hamilton is focused on the Singapore Grand Prix. He aims to perform well and honor Roscoe’s memory. The race will be challenging, but Hamilton is determined to give his best effort.
He said that he would try to stay focused while in Singapore. He wanted to go out and race for his friend, Roscoe.
Remembering Roscoe
Roscoe was more than just a pet to Hamilton. He was a loyal friend and a source of comfort. Roscoe’s presence will be deeply missed.
Hamilton often spoke about the joy Roscoe brought to his life. He considered Roscoe a member of his family. The loss is a significant blow to Hamilton.
Hamilton’s Gratitude
Hamilton expressed gratitude for the years he had with Roscoe. He also thanked everyone for their support. He said Roscoe’s memory will live on.
He is also thankful to those who have sent kind messages during this difficult time.
Source: skysports.com
