Lewis Hamilton paid close attention to Queen Elizabeth II’s passing in a post on Instagram on Friday. The Queen of England died Thursday afternoon at the age of 96. His Majesty’s death has caused great sorrow throughout the kingdom.

On Thursday night, news broke that Queen Elizabeth II had died at the age of 96. The Queen of England is well-loved in the insane British royal family and the news caused great sadness throughout the country. On the sporting front, the Premier League in football has been canceled for this weekend, among other things. Death will also be seen in Formula 1, many employees in the paddock wearing mourning ribbons in honor of the queen.

Symbol of hope

The death of the incumbent monarch since 1952 is also received with great sadness in Hamilton. The Brit wrote an extensive post on his Instagram page: “How is it possible to find the words to find the loss of Her Majesty The Queen? She is truly an iconic leader, an inspiration and an entertaining presence to most, so not all of us live. “Since yesterday’s sad news, I have been reflecting on his extraordinary life. He was a symbol of hope to many and served his country with dignity, kindness and dedication,” Hamilton said.

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The seven-time world champion continued: “He was truly someone like no other. I am grateful that I was allowed to live in his time. His legacy will be known for a long time and his passing will be deeply felt,” he wrote. Hamilton. “I had the incredible honor to spend time with him. It was something I will never forget. We spoke about our mutual love for dogs and he was very generous with his time. I’m sure all countries and many other people around the world will do it. . grieving his loss, so my thoughts and prayers are with his family and all those close to him who lost a loved one. Rest in peace.”