Lewis Hamilton had some fun with Ted Kravitz in Qatar (Image: Sky Sports F1)
poked fun at ’s line of questioning as the Sky Sports F1 broadcaster quizzed the seven-time world champion ahead of his penultimate race for at the .
Speaking to the Brit in the media pen, Kravitz reeled off a list of questions packaged together. Hamilton started giggling, before asking the Sky Sports pundit: “How many questions are you having?”
After having his train of thought interrupted, Kravitz hit back: “Normally I’d ask all of these things but we only get one question, so I need to ask all of them at the same time!” With a wry smile across his face, Hamilton said: “So which one is your question?”
Kravitz continued: “They’re all my question, because they’re all important, and our viewers want to know all about them…” As the pit lane reporter repeated his line of questioning, Hamilton smirked and said: “He’s going red, by the way!”
Hamilton is heading into his penultimate race as a driver. The Brit will complete a switch to this winter, bringing an end to a 13-year stay with the Silver Arrows. After narrowly missing out on victory in Las Vegas, the 39-year-old will be desperate to end his team in Brackley with his 106th career Grand Prix triumph.
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Ted Kravitz was ‘going red’ behind the TV cameras (Image: Getty)
The Stevenage-born driver’s legacy will no doubt live on when he departs his long-time employers at the end of December. “What I’ve always said about , is that it really is a family,” he said at the Lusail International Circuit.
“I’ve always said it was one of the hardest parts of the decision was, when you are at , you’re a part of the family forever. If you look at the past drivers up until their 80s, until their deathbed, they are a part of the team. They include you and honour you for life.”
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He continued: “That was always a worry in the decision, that everything we built ends. In my mind, I don’t think that’s the case, I’ll always be a part of ‘ history. In the future, I’ll always be able to come back and see the museum and know that I was a part of the history of this brand.
“We’ve all worked so hard. We’ve been through so much together. It’s hopefully not a burning of a bridge. I think the bridge is solidified and it will last the test of time.”