Lewis Hamilton Honors Friend Caring for Late Bulldog Roscoe Amid Pneumonia Battle

Lewis Hamilton has paid a heartfelt tribute to his beloved bulldog Roscoe, who passed away after battling pneumonia and slipping into a coma. Roscoe, a 12-year-old rescue dog and fan favorite in the Formula One paddock, was cared for by Hamilton's close friend and dog trainer Kirstin McMillan, who also looked after Hamilton's other bulldog, Coco, until her death in 2020. Hamilton credited McMillan for Roscoe's long life and expressed deep gratitude for her daily care and support during his frequent travels. Despite efforts including Western and Eastern medicine, Roscoe's health declined, leading Hamilton to make the difficult decision to let him go, with McMillan by his side. Tributes and condolences poured in from the F1 community, including teams and drivers, highlighting Roscoe's impact on the paddock and Hamilton's life. The FIA also extended condolences, acknowledging Roscoe as a cherished figure in the sport.