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Yuriiii!!!!!!! Yay!!!!!! One kohaena, please??!! ;3
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"Everyone's come up to me like this past week, you know, 'how did you celebrate?' And I'm like, I didn't celebrate. My celebration was reposting everybody's videos. And then I saw these videos of kids and so many of my fans just watching the race and how it meant to them. And that, for me, made that day a thousand times bigger than it would have been if it was just a normal, normal win. Because I know that they're my ride or dies." "I've always said we win and we lose together because it's far bigger than just me in the car. I've got my whole team. I've got people that travel around the world. And I remember when I was a kid before, even, you know, when I first started racing and I never, ever thought that I would have anyone but my, my mom supporting me, you know? So over the years, as you start to see people decide to choose and come on the journey with you and you see that grow and grow and you have a community, everyone in life is going through something and battling and we all support each other. You know, it's really, it's really the most amazing thing." "I think my parents can't believe the support and love that, that we get. My mom's so proud and grateful to everybody. And I think for me to see the young kids, particularly, be excited and wearing the, wearing the red top as well, you know, it's really, really, really amazing moment."
Getting some extra laps in (virtually) 🎮
LEWIS DOING AN INTERVIEW WITH SUPERSPORTTV WHICH WILL BE RELEASED LATER THIS WEEKEND | 25.06.26
Lewis Hamilton reveals the impact of fans shouting “don't forget who you are” had on him. He also tells the story of the first time he heard it in Milan, after a fan shouted it out from the bushes. “I think the significance and the importance of it is, people watching our sport, at least in my experience, forget that it’s quite a lonely road. I didn’t have anybody around me telling me what to think or reminding me ‘don’t forget who you are.’ Then when you come across a fan shouting out to help remind you and saying it several times, and it really registering with me. It’s a real positive message, an uplifting message, and one I’m incredibly grateful for.”