Where's your pit crew when you need them? F1 ace Lewis Hamilton is forced to change his own tyre on his £65k electric Mercedes-Benz EQC Published: 05:30 EDT, 21 October 2020 | Updated: 06:40 EDT, 21 October 2020 He is typically flanked by the world's best engineers and mechanics. Yet Lewis Hamilton moved from the driving seat to the more technical side of things on Tuesday evening as he was forced to change the tyres on his Mercedes-Benz EQC 4×4, which markets for an eye-popping £65, 355 ($85, 222). The Stevenage native, 35, who is on the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team, was sure to fly the proverbial flag for his employers as he lauded the swanky motor to his 20. 2m Instagram followers - praising the electric car. Changing it up: Lewis Hamilton moved from the driving seat to the more techinical side of things on Tuesday evening as he was forced to change the wheels on his Mercedes-Benz EQC 4×4, which markets for an eye-popping £65, 355 ($85, 222) In an accompanying caption: 'We had a tyre blow out on the motorway and had to stop at the station.
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