Lewis Hamilton combining three of the best to ever do it in F1, himself included, and their 11 World Championships into one epic CanadianGP selfie. LewisHamilton MaxVerstappen fernandoalonso Formula1 f1
Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso unite for iconic Canadian GP selfieAs far as Formula 1 selfies go, combining three of the best to do it and their 11 World Championships into one is about as epic as it gets, thank you Lewis Hamilton!
And that Verstappen win, his 41st, equalled the tally of the legendary three-time World Champion Ayrton Senna for good measure.
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