Lewis Hamilton secured second place at the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix for Ferrari and later addressed the presence of Kim Kardashian in his garage during the weekend.
Hamilton finished the race in the principality with 18 points, moving him to second in the drivers' championship ahead of Mercedes driver George Russell. Speaking to media after the podium, the British driver highlighted Kardashian's role among his supporters.
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Lewis Hamilton delivered his strongest result yet with Ferrari by finishing second in the Canadian Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion started fifth and overtook both Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen during the race in Montreal. He outpaced teammate Charles Leclerc across most of the weekend.
Kim Kardashian watched the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday alongside her sister Khloe to support boyfriend Lewis Hamilton, who finished second behind winner Kimi Antonelli.
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Lewis Hamilton delivered a strong performance to finish second at the Canadian Grand Prix, marking his best result with Ferrari. Commentators noted his pace appeared to affect team-mate Charles Leclerc.
George Russell claimed pole position for Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix, with Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli alongside him on the front row.
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Lewis Hamilton led a Ferrari one-two in second practice for the Monaco Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion set the fastest time of 1m13.026s ahead of teammate Charles Leclerc.
Esteban Ocon drew laughs from Formula 1 fans by suggesting seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton star in a reality TV show titled 'Keeping Up With The Hamiltons'. The Haas driver made the cheeky remark during an F1.com video asking drivers who would suit reality television, nodding to unconfirmed rumors of Hamilton dating Kim Kardashian. Online reactions highlighted Ocon's quick wit and banter.
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Lewis Hamilton described his maiden podium with Ferrari at the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix as one of the hardest of his career while claiming he is 'back to his best' mentally and physically. The seven-time world champion finished third at Shanghai behind dominant Mercedes drivers, outqualifying teammate Charles Leclerc, after 26 grand prix starts with the Scuderia—the longest wait for a first podium in team history. Sitting fourth in the drivers' standings, he credited intense winter training, team support, and family for the emotional milestone.