Hamilton proud as disabled brother spends day in Mercedes F1 simulator
Lewis Hamilton has praised Mercedes for helping his brother Nicolas' dream come true by allowing him to spend a day in the team's F1 simulator.
Like his older half-brother, Nicolas is a racing driver and competes in the British Touring Car Championship. The 30-year-old has cerebral palsy and races with a specially-modified car.
Now the younger Hamilton has added another achievement to his CV after getting behind the wheel of the Mercedes sim, making him the first disabled person to do so.
His proud big brother shared photos of the occasion on social media and revealed the background of how it had come to fruition, with the family having first asked the team about the possibility earlier in the year. Viewed by others: Toto Wolff Wolff comp...