Seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton says a secluded trip to the mountains with his dogs Roscoe and Coco during the COVID-19 pandemic is the single day of his life he would most like to relive.In a recent social media…

Seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton revealed that a secluded mountain trip with his late bulldogs, Roscoe and Coco, is the one day in his life he would most like to relive. Speaking in a recent social media video, the 41-year-old Ferrari driver looked past his 106 grand prix victories and world titles to highlight a five-day retreat during the COVID-19 pandemic walking in the mountains with both pets.
The memory holds deep emotional significance for the British driver following the deaths of both dogs. Coco passed away in June 2020, while Roscoe, a well-known presence in the Formula 1 paddock for years, passed away in September 2025. Hamilton recently paid tribute to Roscoe on Instagram to mark the one-year anniversary of his death, expressing gratitude for the joy his pets brought him.
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