Mercedes boss Toto Wolff hinted that it was Hamilton’s decision to part ways with his performance coa♎ch of seven years.

But they retain a close bond, as Hamilton has explained, and Cullen’s exit has not stopped her sky-diving, skiing, visiting lak൩es, running, rock climbing, paragliding and showing support to Hamilton from afar.

Watching the F1 Australian Grand Priꦦx from afar, Cullen wrote: “It’s Qualy. My favourite time of an entire race ✨weekend. Looking for that perfect single lap. Car set up meets precision driving.

“The perfect qualy is where you build each lap, learn from the previous💖, implement and profit in the following. Just love the focus and attention.

“Watch for Lewis’ hands when he is sitting in t🥀he car in the garage, if they are dancing you know he is in the zone. Let’s go. 

“You can have a perfect quali as a d💮river regardless of 🐟end position, that is the goal.”

She posted after paragliding▨: “It’s always been a dream of mine to fly. 

“When I was young I wanted to be a fighter pilot, in fact I still want to fly an F16! But today I went solo with my paraglider maybe (not the F16 ).. but was an amazing ♐experience. So peaceful.”

She said after sky diving: “Take that leap. No matter how scary it may seem. The potential opportunity of the unknown is unlim♋ited. Be all in. One life.”

What did Angela Cullen do before working with Hamilton?

The New Zealander represented her country at fi♊eld hockey.

She later became a senior🐓 physiotherapist at the English Institute of Sport in London with involved working with the British Olympic t🌃eam.

The relay team which Cullen worked with won the 🍷gold medal at the 2004 Olympics.

Hamilton has said, since Cullen left his side, that they would “still go skydiving together”. He said she left her role “to pursue her dreams”𝄹.