💔 “He was not just a dog – he was his family, his strength and his only peace”: Danica Patrick sends a message full of tears to Lewis Hamilton after the disappearance of Roscoe – a tribute that silenced the entire world of engines, reminding everyone that behind the dazzling light of each champion a heart capable of loving and a loss that will never fill.
The news of the disappearance ofRoscoe, the faithful English bulldog ofLewis Hamilton, has shocked not only the world of Formula 1, but also the heart of millions of fans all over the world. For years, Roscoe was not just a pet: it was a symbol, an inseparable travel companion that accompanied the seven times world champion everywhere – from the most iconic circuits to the most glamorous catwalks.
Among the many messages of condolence, the one that most moved the fans came fromDanica Patrick, the legendary American pilot of Indycar and Nascar. With words full of sweetness and pain, Patrick wrote:
“Some souls enter our life and they change her forever. Roscoe was not just a dog … It was part of Lewis’ heart, his family, his strength, his peace.”
Patrick then recalled a personal moment that touched the audience deeply: a fleeting meeting with Roscoe during a private event years ago. “I remember that he approached me with that quiet and love look. It was impossible not to feel at peace next to him. The special bond between him and Lewis was immediately perceived,” he said.
His words hit an emotional rope in the world of engines, an environment often dominated by speed, adrenaline and competition, but which at the moment has shown its most human side. For many, Danica’s message Patrick represented a precious reminder: even the biggest champions carry deep wounds and sincere feelings in the heart.
Social media quickly filled with messages of affection for Hamilton. Thousands of fans shared photos, memories and words of comfort, calling Roscoe “the kind soul that has always made the paddock smile”.
Behind the armor of the champion, Danica was able to see the man. And his simple but powerful message reminded everyone that true size is not measured only in victories, but also in the ability to love and suffer.
For Lewis Hamilton, Roscoe was more than a friend: it was a refuge, a constant in a world that changes too quickly. And if today the British driver faces one of the most difficult moments of his life, he does it with the comfort of knowing that the link with his faithful companion will live forever – not only in his memories, but also in the hearts of those who have learned to love them both.