Pick Your Way Through Lewis Hamilton's Fashion Choices And I'll Reveal Your True F1 Race Track Energy
So here's the deal, I've gathered some of his cleanest and most iconic looks, and all you have to do is pick your favourites. At the end, I'll tell you exactly what kind of energy you bring to the race tracks. Are you the strategist in sunglasses? The photo hawk? The pure race fan? Let's find out.
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