Unpleasant F1 Moment as Spanish Star Penelope Cruz ignores Lewis Hamilton

On race day, it’s not unusual to see famous people in the starting lineup because everyone wants to be linked with the pinnacle of motorsport. These celebrities are frequently photographed with Lewis Hamilton, one of the most skilled drivers on the grid,

As they get out to support their favorite driver. The British driver is unquestionably the most well-known in the sport and a global superstar. He is a favorite among other celebs because of his kind demeanor. But on this particular occasion, just before the

Canadian Grand Prix of 2016, Oscar-winning actress Penelope Cruz neglected to pay attention to the Mercedes champion. On race day, as the Briton was driving the number 44 vehicle from pole position, the two drivers ran into each other.

Before the lights went out, he saw Cruz in the grid at this point and asked his mechanic to relocate so he could introduce himself to the other superstar. From inside the Mercedes car, Hamilton repeatedly waved at the Spanish actress, but

Lewis wanted to wave at Penelope Cruz but a Mercedes employee had to step aside first because he was blocking the view 💀💀 pic.twitter.com/3doSdmkSSC

— iesh🍒 (@LEWISHAMIL7ON) August 6, 2022

she was engaged in capturing the moment on her smartphone, rather than living it. After multiple attempts, she realized that the F1 multi-time champion was addressing her among all the people on the track. Henceforth, she wore a big smile and

waved back at the pole sitter before he shut his visor and disconnected from the outside world to focus on the job at hand.

Lewis Hamilton’s Hollywood Project
With the success of the Netflix series ‘Drive To Survive’, it is clear that fans can not get enough of the racing drama. As a result,

Lewis Hamilton joined hands with Hollywood megastar, Brad Pitt, to produce a Formula 1 movie and introduce the sport with his knowledge. The British racing driver tries to make the movie as realistic as he can using his 16 years of expertise in the top racing league.

Notably, Apple Studios has already acquired the project and will have exclusive rights to the footage. Director of Top Gun: Maverick Joseph Kosinski leads the crew behind the scenes, while Hamilton joins them as a co-producer alongside TV and movie veteran

Jerry Bruckheimer and Plan B-own Pitt’s production business. The 37-year-old actor has previously been in Pixar’s Cars series and starred in the Ben Stiller comedy Zoolander 2. This is not the first time he has been associated with the movie industry.

Strangely, the film’s $140 million budget matches the $140 million cost cap on the F1 budget for this year.