London.- Lewis Hamilton He has revealed that he made the “most difficult decision” of his life by “saying goodbye” to his 12 -year -old bulldog, Roscoe, the legend of the Formula 1.
Hamilton was absent from a tire test in Italy on Friday to be with his sick pet, which had been hospitalized with pneumonia.
The pilot of Ferrari 40 years explained that Roscoe died in his arms on Sunday.
“After four days with life support, fighting with all the force I had, I had to make the most difficult decision of my life and say goodbye to Roscoe. He never stopped fighting, until the same end,” Hamilton wrote on Instagram.
“I feel so grateful and honored to have shared my life with such a beautiful soul, an angel and a true friend. Bring Roscoe to my life was the best decision I have made and I will always treasure the memories we create together,” he continued.
“It is one of the most painful experiences, and I feel a deep connection with all those who have gone through the loss of a beloved pet,” Hamilton said.
Roscoe was a usual presence in the Paddock of Formula 1 and in important events such as prize ceremonies since the seven -time world champion adopted it in 2013.
Hamilton will return to action with his Ferrari at the Singapore Grand Prix this weekend.
“I have suffered a lot,” confesses Márquez
After five years of Calvary, Marc Márquez achieved his seventh world title on MotoGP on Sunday, conquered after “suffering a lot” and having even thought about retiring.
“I have lost several years of my career with these injuries, but those years have taught me a lot. I previously reacted by instinct, now I try to calculate a little more,” he explained Monday in a virtual encounter with the press.
Between 2019 and 2024, Márquez suffered four operations on the right arm after his fracture of humerus in Jerez in 2020. He has suffered more than 100 falls on the track and 30 large awards have been lost.
In the midst of that “very dark” period in 2023, he remembers having made “the most difficult decision of my career”: leave deep or “finish my career.”
