Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris arrive at F1 Monaco Grand Prix on motorcycles
Lewis Hamil🐼ton swaps red Italian bike for red Italian car

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris made a stellar entrance to the F1 Monaco G🉐rand Prix on motorcycles.
Formula 1 drivers, particularly Hamilton, have never🎃 hidden the🅺ir passion for speed on two wheels.
Hamilton has been spotted on th💦e streets of Monaco riding his motorbike in the past, but his entrance to the grand prix media day on Thursday꧟ turned heads.
He rode in on his custom MV Agusta F4 LH44 - the machine he released in partnership with the famous manufac♛turer in🐎 2017.
ജLewis Hamilton arriving at the track for Meℱdia Day.
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Except this time, it took on a fresh meaning.
Hamilto🌠n is driving at the Monaco Grand Prix in the red of Ferr🍃ari for the first time after a high-profile exit from Mercedes.
So rocking up to the circuit on the 🌸red bike of a fellow Italian manufacturer was an ic🍨onic look.
MV Agusta dominated the premier class of motorcycle racing in the late 1950s, 60s✃ and 70s.
Through John Surtees, Gary Hocking, Mike Hailwood, Giacomꦕi Agostini and Phil Read, it was the domina♛nt motorcycle manufacturer in racing until 1975 when the Japanese brands took over.
Hamilto🍰n’s test of a Superbike in 2018 remains racing folklore. He notoriously fell.
Toto Wolff explained earlier this year: “Secretly - they didn’t tell me - they went te🦂sting in Jerez and one of my heads of strategy was a motorbike guy, one of the engineers, and I couldn’t get hold of him for two days.
“And then calling Lewis, his engineer picked up and said ‘it’s all good, all is fine, we’ve jus🃏t finished biking and just whatever ✱you hear he’s fine’.”
Hamilton’s arrival in Monaco - where he will swap his red Italian bike for a red Italian cꦕar - is his latest outing on two wheels.
F1 rival Norris, another local resident✤ of M🍷onaco, also arrived for his media duties on Thursday on a bike, complete with leather jacket.

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