The Mercedes F1 star, according to the North American, ought to have already won nine world championships.
Serena Williams and Lewis Hamilton have a friendship that is marked by similar social struggles, iconic fashion pieces, and distinctive styles. The former tennis great highlighted their friendship by supporting the Mercedes driver against criticism from Toto Wolff.
Wolff’s statement was the beginning of it all. The Mercedes team principal claimed that his desire to fulfill Lewis Hamilton’s dream of winning his eighth Formula One World Championship was driven by personal resentment. Wolff did, however, also make a number of remarks about the way the 2021 season was run, which resulted in Hamilton losing the championship as a result of a number of bad choices.
Serena defends Hamilton from Wolff’s criticism, demonstrating her friendship with him.
Williams also supported the British driver, posting the following on Instagram: “He should have had 9 already. But…lemme be quiet.“Even with the PA News Agency, Serena discusses the problem and provides an explanation. “We are living in a hamster wheel where time passes so quickly that it doesn’t feel like it has been two years. You can see how quickly the pecking order changes.
But, we have to look forward, learn from the past, and push now to make Lewis win quickly again. I have a personal anger and drive to make him win the eighth title because he should have it.” Hamilton is a topic of discussion among tennis players.
Not just Naomi Osaka, but also Serena Williams. As we previously reported, Naomi revealed that she watched the Netflix series Drive to Survive primarily to see what the Formula 1 champion was wearing when she shared multiple screenshots of Hamilton’s outfits from the Las Vegas F1 GP on Instagram.
The Japanese celebrity, who will eventually return to the court in 2024 following a maternity leave, celebrated the British Mercedes champion’s stylistic iconicity by sharing a series of posts in which she praised Hamilton’s sense of style and his best ensembles.
Like Hamilton, Osaka is a style and fashion icon who is also committed to social justice and the fight against inequality
