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‘You were the greatest gift’ – Lewis Hamilton posts emotional message to brother Nicolas on his 30th birthday

LEWIS HAMILTON wrote a heartfelt 30th birthday message to younger brother Nicolas, labelling him the “greatest gift ever”.

Lewis and Nicolas are half-brothers, with the latter also being a racing driver.

Lewis Hamilton shared a video of him laughing and dancing with brother Nicolas

Nicolas celebrated his 30th birthday on Monday


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And Lewis took to Twitter to wish his beloved sibling a happy 30th birthday with an emotional message, alongside footage of the pair laughing and dancing.

He wrote: “My brother. I can remember asking dad for a brother when I was younger, then you came. You were the greatest gift ever.

“Happy 30th birthday @nicolashamilton may life continue to bless you abundantly with health and happiness. Love.”

Nicolas is seven years younger than elder brother Lewis, and currently competes in the British Touring Car Championship.

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He was born with cerebral palsy, a disease affecting movement and coordination, but he has never let that hold him back.

Nicolas turned 30 on Monday, a day after Lewis’ disappointing finish at the F1 Grand Prix in Saudi Arabia.

It’s unknown whether or not the siblings managed to spend the day together.

Seven-time world champion Lewis had revealed “I just want to go home” after a turbulent weekend in Jeddah.

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The Mercedes driver was reported to be strongly in favour of cancelling the race after terrorist attack on an oil depot just 10 miles from the circuit on Friday.

Speaking at the conclusion of the race, as per the Guardian, he said: “I am so happy the weekend is done.

“I am so happy that everyone is safe, I am just looking forward to getting out. I just want to go home.”

Talks have now been scheduled between F1 chiefs and drivers regarding the future of the Saudi Arabian GP after many expressed concerns for their safety.