Watch: Sebastian Vettel pays Lewis Hamilton a visit in the Ferrari motorhome ahead of the F1 Brazilian GP

Former F1 driver Sebastian Vettel has recently visited Lewis Hamilton in the Ferrari motorhome at the 2025 Brazilian Grand Prix. In line with this, the duo has had a heartwarming interaction.

Sebastian Vettel graced Formula 1 with his presence in a racing capacity from 2007 onwards till 2022. His last outing was in the well-known Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at the Yas Marina racing circuit.

During his time on the racetrack, Vettel and Hamilton had quite a few intense battles driving for top Formula 1 teams (including Ferrari). Since retiring from the sport, the German has made a few appearances in the paddock, with the latest one being at the ongoing Brazilian Grand Prix race weekend at Interlagos.

Sebastian Vettel has visited Lewis Hamilton in the Ferrari motorhome, and the Italian team has even posted a lovely video via Instagram. It has been captioned as:

"Just like old times @sebastianvettel!"

In line with their interaction, Vettel and Hamilton also posed for the cameras in regard to the former's project called the F1 Forest Project. It is about raising awareness among the masses about deforestation.

During his time on the racetrack, Sebastian Vettel competed in 299 Grand Prix, and amassed 53 wins, 122 podiums, 3098 career points, and 57 pole positions, alongside his four world championships. The 38-year-old amassed four consecutive world titles driving for Red Bull between 2010 - 2013.

"Plenty of positives": Lewis Hamilton sees the bright light amid tricky 2025 F1 campaign

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Lewis Hamilton is competing in his maiden Formula 1 campaign with Ferrari this year, having driven for a number of years with Mercedes since 2013. However, life with the Maranello-based outfit has not proved easy for the seven-time world champion.

After 20 rounds, Hamilton has yet to amass his maiden podium finish with the team and is currently in sixth place (146 points) in the drivers' standings. Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc has amassed seven podiums and is in fifth, having amassed 210 points.

Amid his tough spell, the Brit has recently come up with an upbeat take via Ferrari, and added:

"I knew that aligning our brands would be big, but it still hits you and you’re like: This is even more powerful than I imagined. It’s beautiful, and there have been plenty of positives, although a lot of responsibility and weight come with it. Everyone expects to win straight away, but Rome wasn’t built in a day. Only when you’re inside a team can you really, truly understand how it works and how F1 works."

In Round 20, the Mexican Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton had yet another tough outing on the racetrack. Despite his best efforts, he was only able to manage an P8 finish behind Mercedes' George Russell.

Edited by Rishabh Negi