Lewis Hamilton displayed his ripped physique as he went for a workout during his trip to Singapore.
The F1 champion, 35, shared a shirtless snap of himself before going for a run as he told how he’s hard at work on his fitness.
Alongside the photo, he wrote: ‘I’m not yet where I want to be but I’m working towards a goal!’
Trip: Lewis Hamilton, 35, displayed his ripped physique as he went for a workout during his trip to Singapore
Showing off his array of tattoos, the star posed in his swanky looking hotel room at the Marriott Bonvey.
Lewis also shared a short clip of himself going for an early morning run after he settled into his hotel.
He wrote: ‘I’ve never really seen 7am in Singapore as I’m always on a different time zone going to bed at 6am for the race so this was nice to see.’
It comes after the racing driver revealed one of things that has improved his performance on the track was adopting a plant-based diet.
Hunky: Lewis shared another snap later on in which he was again looking ripped
Keeping fit: Lewis also shared a short clip of himself going for an early morning run after he settled into his hotel
Lewis opened up about the positive impacts following a vegan diet has had on his performance, energy levels and the overall health of his gut.
He told the new issue of GQ Hype magazine: ‘Ultimately, you want to feel great. You want to have energy, to be consistent.
‘You don’t want to have the big oscillations and highs and lows in your energy levels. Veganism has eradicated that. When I was 22, it was raw talent.
‘You’ve got an abundance of energy, you’re fit, there are no aches and pains… But I’m always looking at how I can improve.’
Motivation: Alongside the photo, he wrote: ‘I’m not yet where I want to be but I’m working towards a goal!’
Performance: It comes after the racing driver revealed one of things that has improved his performance on the track was adopting a plant-based diet
He added that the things he looks to improve are: ‘Can my eyesight be better? Can my reactions be improved? Are there new ways of testing my reactions?
‘The ergonomics in the car … how can I make everything simpler? There’s a multitude of things and I’m always trying to raise the bar.
Lewis revealed that his diet transformation has healed his gut, he said: ‘One of the things was my sleeping pattern and not feeling right in the stomach. Your gut is your second brain.’
Lewis said: ‘You don’t want to have the big oscillations and highs and lows in your energy levels. Veganism has eradicated that. When I was 22, it was raw talent’
The motor sportsman added that non-vegans are missing out and said: ‘We’re taught to drink milk and eat meat for protein and I started looking into other areas of research around all this.
‘The first thing was, what’s happening to the animals? ‘Secondly, the impact it can have on your body. That’s a free advantage I’m going to take. If no one else wants it, well that’s their loss.’
Lewis, who decided to try veganism in 2017, has since opened his own meat-free, dairy free, free-from meat products restaurant called Neat Burger.
He added: ‘You’ve got an abundance of energy, you’re fit, there are no aches and pains… But I’m always looking at how I can improve’
