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Lewis Hamilton debuts new look ahead of his transfer to F1 Team Ferrari

A fan wondered whether the new choice was a tribute to Ferrari

GRAND Prix ace Sir Lewis Hamilton freshens up ahead of his transfer to F1 team Ferrari — with a bushy red hairdo.

The seven-times world champ, 39, who will leave Mercedes at the end of the year, revealed his new look on a break in Brazil.

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Lewis Hamilton showed off his new bushy red hairdo in BrazilCredit: Instagram
It's a notable change from his tight plaited braidsCredit: Tim Goode / PA Wire

His tight plaited braids have been replaced with fluffy locks that billowed from under a sun hat.

A fan joked: “Maybe it’s a tribute to Ferrari’s classic red livery.”

Hamilton has been world champion a joint-record seven times - in 2008, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020.

In 2008, aged 23, he became the youngest ever world champion after five wins and a further five podiums took him to the title by a single point.

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2014 saw him enjoy Mercedes F1 W05 Hybrid's dominance, taking 11 wins en route to his second world title.

Team-mate Rosberg pushed him all the way with the championship only decided in the final race.

In 2017 he won the Mexican Grand Prix and defended his title again in 2018, before doing the same in 2020.

Hamilton won the Turkish Grand Prix to go level with the legendary Michael Schumacher in 2020.

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His astonishing achievements were recognised and he was knighted in December 2021 for his services to sport.

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He has had personal sponsorship deals with Bose, L'Oreal, Mercedes-Benz, Monster Energy, Police, Puma, Sony, Tommy Hilfiger, Vodafone-USD.

Hamilton is said to be raking in an additional £16.6million from these sponsorship deals.

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