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Lewis Hamilton Stuns With Rare Solo Walk at Canadian GP
Lewis Hamilton Stuns With Rare Solo Walk at Canadian GP originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
Lewis Hamilton made an unexpected and eye-catching entrance at the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix—by walking alone.
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The seven-time world champion, known for his high-profile presence and typically being surrounded by security, surprised many onlookers in Montreal when he strolled across the artificial turf of the paddock entirely unaccompanied.
As captured by F1 photographer Kym Illman, Hamilton walked the full 150 meters casually dressed and seemingly relaxed, with no entourage or team members nearby.
'It's not something we're used to seeing,' Illman noted. 'Lewis very rarely goes anywhere without at least one security guard nearby.'
Lewis Hamilton in the media pen after the 2025 Spanish subtle shift in routine sparked intrigue throughout the paddock. Whether it was a personal choice for some quiet time or a reflection of increased comfort at this stage of his career, Hamilton's solo walk carried weight—especially considering how carefully managed every appearance in F1 tends to be.
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Hamilton, who is competing with Ferrari in his debut season with the team, has long balanced his celebrity status with his racing commitments. With a packed crowd expected at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve and pressure mounting mid-season, his moment of solitude stood out as a rare glimpse of calm.
In a sport where every move is often choreographed and scrutinized, Hamilton's quiet walk made a statement—just a man walking to work.
Whether it was intentional symbolism or simply a personal moment, the scene was a reminder even in F1's most high-octane environments, there's still space for humanity—and surprise.
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This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 12, 2025, where it first appeared.
