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Racing Legend Stuns 12 Million People With Wild Workout Video

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Racing Legend Stuns 12 Million People With Wild Workout Video

Clive Mason/Formula 1 via Getty Images British race car legend Lewis Hamilton, 41, shocked fans with his chiseled physique.

On Wednesday, he shared a simple yet impressive workout routine on Instagram with his 44 million followers on the platform.

Hamilton is one of the most successful Formula 1 drivers of all time, with a record-breaking 106 wins, and was granted knighthood by the British royal family in 2021.

Now, he appears to be adding “workout influencer” to his resume.

In the video , which has racked up more than 634,000 likes and been viewed more than 12.7 million times, Hamilton works out at a gym using only a round abdominal disc with six rollers.

First, he did one-arm push-ups while pushing the disc to the side with the other arm.

Many fans were impressed that he kept one leg in the air throughout this exercise.

Next, he took a plank position with his elbows down on a disc, and placed his feet on the abdominal disc with rollers.

Then, he lifted his hips up and down while moving his legs forward and back.

As his last challenge, Hamilton did push-ups with one hand on the roller disc and the opposite leg in the air.

Every time he came up from a push-up, he pushed the roller board under his body and reached it back towards the leg that was in the air.

In the caption, Hamilton wrote: “Cross body core stretches/Anti-rotation planks/Dynamic loaded reach throughs/2 reps of 20/Repeat.” Commenters were stunned by Hamilton’s workout routine.

“Tried one of these and fell flat on my face,” one fan wrote, while another exclaimed, “I’m exhausted just watching this!“ The top comments with thousands of likes read, ”this is exactly the flex you think it is“ and “41 years old [by the way].” Many thought the video signaled that Hamilton was in “peak physique” and would soon score his eighth world championship.

The Ferrari driver is tied with former racing driver Michael Schumacher for the world championship record with seven wins each.

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