Lewis Hamilton Reportedly Dating British Pop Singer From ‘F1’ Movie

Ferrari Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton has been rumored to be dating British pop singer Raye, who worked with him for the ‘F1’ movie. Raye was spotted in the Ferrari garage during the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, supporting Hamilton during his first home race with the Maranello-based team.

Hamilton has reportedly dated several popular personalities throughout his F1 career thus far, such as Hips Don’t Lie artist Shakira in 2023. Early this year, Hamilton was spotted having lunch with Colombian actress Sofia Vergara in New York, and now, a report by Planet F1 has linked the 40-year-old driver to Raye.

Originally named Rachel Keen, the 27-year-old singer performed on stage at Silverstone, earning praise from Hamilton. Raye also composed a track for the ‘F1’ movie, which was co-produced by the seven-time world champion.

Raye was present for the F1 season opener in Melbourne in March, cheering for Hamilton. Speaking to Sky Sports F1’s Martin Brundle before the race, she said:

“Team Lewis! We couldn’t miss this moment.

“This is electric. The first black man in red, we’re so proud to see it.”

When asked if she was in touch with Hamilton throughout the race weekend, she said:

“Yeah, no. He’s had to really get in his zone.

“We’re just here to support and I’m so grateful I get to be here to witness this moment.”

Months later, Raye’s performance impressed Hamilton after the British GP qualifying session. Speaking to the media, he said:

“Raye is the first concert I’ve been to after a race and she was great. She was the first concert I’ve been to at Silverstone actually. So it was great to see her, wasn’t it?

“It’s so great that acts can come here now. When I was watching last night I was like it’s incredible to perform here the crowd were great.”

Hamilton’s P4 finish at Silverstone was his best result thus far with Ferrari. The last stage of the race saw him battle with Sauber’s Nico Hulkenberg for P3, who surprisingly held his ground and secured his first F1 podium.

Given the spell of rain and the poor visibility that followed, Hamilton revealed that his Ferrari SF-25 was a tricky machine to drive in those conditions. He said:

“[It was a] difficult race, not a great one from my side. I did the best I could.

“As it showed there was plenty of mistakes out there and very, very tricky conditions, in really a very, very hard car to drive here – this car doesn’t like those conditions. Not ideal, but we got some points at least.”