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Hamilton on 'success predicting' Super Bowl, Chiefs left Grosjean downbeat
A driver who has made it a habit of making appearances at high profile events is Lewis Hamilton and with Kendrick Lamar, Samuel L. Jackson headlining the politically charged Super Bowl's halftime show, it was only natural he was there on the field. However, the Brit is currently hard at work preparing for his Ferrari debut which takes place in little over a month. Hamilton did have time, though, to watch last night's match between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs on TV.
As an NFL team owner, though, Hamilton did watch the game which decided the NFL champion last night. The Briton took to Instagram to share his feelings following the game. "Great game, great show. Mad respect to all the athletes who went out and gave it their all. Congrats to the Eagles. Deserved," said the Briton recognising the Eagles triumph. By the way, the last time the Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl, Lewis Hamilton won the F1 Drivers' title.
This is not the only strange coincidence that may predict a potential Lewis Hamilton success. During testing, with each of his teams in F1, the Briton has crashed ahead of his debut. A year later he has gone on to win the championship. Is this a glimpse of yet another potential era of dominance for Hamilton having crashed in Barcelona recently while testing for Ferrari? If anything is certain is that the 2025 season is dubbed to be one of the closest in the sport ever, according to many prominent figures in the paddock.
Lewis Hamilton on the Super Bowl last night, promoting his alcohol-free tequila
Grosjean, however, was downbeat after seeing the Kansas City Chiefs lose the title last night, with the Frenchman taking to twitter to let the world know how he felt about the outcome of the match.
Also Chiefs lost
— Romain Grosjean (@RGrosjean) February 10, 2025
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