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Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton was spotted with an unknown woman in a club after finishing P5 in the recently concluded Monaco Grand Prix. The British driver had an anonymous afternoon in the principality last weekend as he found himself in no man's land for the majority of the race on Sunday, May 25.
Although he was slightly disappointed with his result in the Principality, it did not deter him from celebrating in the night in Monaco. In a video floating on social media, the seven-time F1 world champion was spotted cosying up with an unknown woman in a nightclub in Monaco and dancing his night away.
However, from the video, it was difficult to decipher the identity of the blonde woman. Hamilton has been officially single since his breakup from ex-girlfriend Nicole Scherzinger in 2015.
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In his recent interview with Time Magazine, Hamilton made a rare comment about his personal life and said (via Mirror):
"I'm hungry, driven, don't have a wife and kids. I'm focused on one thing, and that's winning. That's my number one priority."
On the track, the 40-year-old had started the Grand Prix from P7 after getting a 3-place grid penalty at the end of qualifying for impeding his longtime rival and Red Bull driver Max Verstappen. But he was able to jump Isack Hadjar and Fernando Alonso on the track after the first round of pit stops to gain a couple of positions.
Lewis Hamilton analyzes his 'miserable' Monaco GP last weekend
Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton stated that it was not an enjoyable experience for him at the Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday as he finished P5.
Speaking with ESPN, the Ferrari man reflected on the same and said:
"It was miserable. The races here are generally, unless you're first and in the lead; even when you're in the lead, it's not that fun. Just a nice reward at the end but other than that, anything but first is kind of empty."
He gave a detailed explanation about his performance to F1.com and added:
"I knew starting in P7 was going to be a challenge today, but it's good to see our progress overall. Once I found some clear air, I was able to make up a bit of ground, although we lost quite a bit of time in traffic and the balance wasn’t quite where we wanted it.
"Still, we came away with a podium for Charles, as well as some solid points for the team, and it’s encouraging we’re heading in the right direction."
Lewis Hamilton currently sits P6 in the drivers' standings with 63 points to his name and is 16 points behind his teammate Charles Leclerc in the championship after eight points and two Sprints in the 2025 season.
