Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton isn’t just a 7-time world champion, he is also a fashion icon. At every Grand Prix weekend, the Knight arrives at the paddock in style, different from every other driver on the grid.

This weekend is the final race of the season; a race that decides the fate of the 2021 championship. Knowing what lies ahead of him this weekend, Hamilton subtlely chose his outfit with a message for those who doubt him.

Lewis Hamilton arrives in Abu Dhabi in an all-purple outfit

This race weekend is the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Hamilton has arrived at the track alongside his physio, Angela Cullen, ahead of the final race of the season in a purple sweatshirt and trousers, wearing black sunglasses.

But, it gets even more interesting as, on the back of his sweatshirt, there is a message stating “F**k you,”. Knowing that Sunday’s race will be an intense one, Hamilton has given a clear message to his haters.

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Can Hamilton beat Verstappen in Abu Dhabi to claim his championship?

After winning the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in Jeddah, the Mercedes driver has now won three races in a row. The Brit gained 26 points, raising his driver’s championship total to 369.5.

Meanwhile, his arch-rival and title contender, Max Verstappen had to settle for second place and 18 points in Jeddah. They are tied on points as a result of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

The two title protagonists will now compete in the final race at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Who will be crowned world champion when they cross the finish line in the season’s final race? Tell us what you think in the comments section below.

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