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Hamilton's Samurai Training: Full Circle Moment

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Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time Formula One champion, recently trained with a master samurai artist, marking a full-circle moment for the driver who once practiced karate to stand up against bullies. Hamiltons training session in Tokyo, shared on Instagram, highlights his appreciation for traditions he once questioned. With his first podium finish for Ferrari secured, he aims for strong results at the Japanese Grand Prix.

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Hamilton's Samurai Training: Full Circle Moment

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0:00On March 26, Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time Formula One champion, recently trained with a master samurai artist who created the famous sword fights in Kill Bill. He squeezed in the lesson during the break between the Chinese and Japanese Grand Prix. As a kid, Hamilton turned to Karate to stand up against school bullies. What started as self-defense turned into weekly classes for seven years, teaching him discipline, respect, and humility right from the start of each session. Those early days came rushing back as he bowed to his new sensei, just like before. He sees it now as a full circle moment, gaining a deeper appreciation for traditions he once questioned. Hamilton shared photos from the Tokyo Dojo and childhood throwbacks on Instagram, highlighting the cultural welcome he received. With his first podium finish for Ferrari locked in from China, he now eyes more strong results at the Japanese Grand Prix, set for March. 27th through 29th. That's your update from F1 News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story.

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