Arise Sir Sootie, Duke of Darkness.
Bojangles of BLM, Massa of Mexit.
When cops cars light up, he just floors it and says Bye Bye Bobby.
A stunning 12 months for Lewis Hamilton on and off the track, which included equalling Michael Schumacher’s record of seven Formula One titles and becoming an increasingly powerful voice for diversity in his sport, has ended with a knighthood in the new year honours list. The 35-year-old becomes the fourth F1 driver to be knighted after two fellow Britons, Sir Stirling Moss and Sir Jackie Stewart, and Australia’s Sir Jack Brabham.
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