Lewis Hamilton’s Dog Causes a Scene at the Grand Prix — What Happens Next Breaks the Internet
During the highly anticipated Monaco Grand Prix, a surprise twist came not from the racetrack but from Lewis Hamilton’s beloved bulldog, Roscoe. The seven-time Formula 1 World Champion is known for bringing his furry companion to races, but no one expected Roscoe to become the star of the show.
The chaos unfolded just before qualifying when Roscoe slipped free from his handler in the paddock. With cameras rolling and teams preparing for the race, Roscoe darted through team garages, narrowly avoiding equipment and startling mechanics. Security scrambled to catch him as he bounded toward the Mercedes team area, his ears flapping and tongue wagging, completely unfazed by the commotion.
Drivers and team personnel burst into laughter, and Hamilton, though briefly shocked, was quick to join in. “He just wanted to do a warm-up lap of his own,” Hamilton joked later in an interview. The incident was caught on multiple camera angles and quickly flooded social media with captions like “Roscoe takes pole position!” and “Fastest paws in Monaco.”
What made the moment even more heartwarming was how Roscoe finally stopped—right next to a young fan in a wheelchair, who gave him a big hug. The touching scene melted hearts around the world, with fans calling it “the best moment of the weekend.”
While officials confirmed no disruptions to the race schedule, the moment has already become one of the most talked-about events of the season. Hamilton later posted on Instagram: “He stole the show. That’s my boy.”
Roscoe may not be a driver, but he definitely raced his way into the hearts of millions.