Lewis Hamilton has arrived in North Sinai, where he will learn more about the humanitarian operations supporting Palestine…

Ferrari Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton has arrived in North Sinai, Egypt, to visit humanitarian aid facilities supporting relief efforts for Gaza. Hamilton was welcomed at Al-Arish International Airport by North Sinai Governor Dr. Khaled Megawer. The 41-year-old is scheduled to visit the Rafah border crossing and logistics warehouses to learn about the Egyptian Red Crescent's coordination and delivery of humanitarian assistance to Palestinians affected by the ongoing conflict.
The visit to Egypt comes just days after Hamilton competed in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. It follows an earlier trip to Jordan in December 2025 with the British Red Cross, where he observed aid operations and visited a hospital treating medical evacuees from Gaza. Hamilton has consistently used his platform to advocate for humanitarian aid and peace across the region.
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