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Lewis Hamilton Makes Heartfelt Revelation About His Dog Roscoe

Published 09/18/2021, 9:17 AM EDT

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Any fan who follows Lewis Hamilton on social media will not find his British Bulldog, Roscoe, a stranger. Over the years, the 36-year-old has forged an extremely close relationship with Roscoe, who often features in his Instagram stories. In fact, the British Bulldog has an account of his own, which has over 300k followers.

During a recent interaction with a few kids from the Netherlands, Hamilton shared kind words about Roscoe.

Lewis Hamilton reveals he tries to take Roscoe to every F1 race

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Although the Dutch Grand Prix is well in the past, Mercedes shared a video of Hamilton interacting with a few Dutch kids. They asked the Briton several questions, ranging from Dutch food to aspects about his life.

One of those kids asked the reigning world champion whether he takes Roscoe to all his races. While admitting the British Bulldog is getting old, he mentioned he attempts to take him to races as much as he can.

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He said“I try to take him to as many as possible, because Roscoe’s getting old. And I don’t know how long I’ll have him around. So, I’m trying to keep him with me everywhere.”

The 36-year-old also spoke about the importance of Roscoe in his life during his answer. He mentioned how the British Bulldog adds happiness to his life every time. “He’s my best friend,” said Hamilton. “I can confide in him, and he brings me happiness every day. When I go training, he’s sad when I leave. And when I get back, he’s super happy. It’s a funny interaction!”

Lewis Hamilton & Roscoe Steal the Show at the 2021 Met Gala in New York City

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Can Hamilton end his winless streak in Sochi?

The seven-time world champion is facing one of his longest streaks without a victory in recent memory. His last race win came in Silverstone, following which he failed to win the next four races, including last week in Monza.

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Despite that unfamiliar statistic, Hamilton is just five points behind championship leader Max Verstappen. However, the upcoming Russian Grand Prix plays to Mercedes‘ strengths, which could see the Briton claw his way back in an intense title fight with the Dutchman.

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Sanket Nair is an F1 Author at EssentiallySports. A Sports Management graduate, he is a huge fan of Sebastian Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo and hopes to see Red Bull break Mercedes' dominance and win the World Championship soon. Sanket has been hooked to the sport ever since he watched the battle for the 2010 World Championship go down to the wire at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
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