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For: Kike Frías Updated 08 May 2022, 22: 54 pm EDT
Between the four they add up to more than 40 Titles and thousands of people around the world who admire them and taking advantage of the Formula 1 Grand Prix this weekend in Miami, took the opportunity to take a photograph that will remain for the memory in the sport .
Lewis Hamilton (pilot), Michael Jordan (former basketball player), David Beckham (former footballer) and Tom Brady (legendary quarterback) were able to share in the city of sun in what has already been described as “the perfect meeting of the sport”.
It was Brady, quarterback of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who uploaded to his social networks the photograph that in a matter of minutes it reached thousands of likes and hundreds of comments.
This weekend’s F1 race was unusual. In addition to these sports stars, there was a lot of glamor and entertainment characters, including the multi-award winning Latin singer Bad Bunny.
The news of the GOAT’s
Their stories are in the public domain and their names are in the annals of sport, to speak of them is to redound to little.
Hamilton is still active with 7 Formula 1 championships, a record he shares with the also retired Michel Schumacher.
Jordan marked a before and after in the history of basketball and sports fashion. Six NBA championships, all with the Chicago Bulls, plus more than 10 individual distinctions, are part of his track record.
For his part, David Beckham did what he wanted in football. With Manchester United he won all possible titles, at Real Madrid he dazzled by his quality, led the English team, created a precedent by landing in Major League Soccer (MLS); To that we must add his business in fashion and sports. He is currently the owner of the young club Inter Miami CF.
And last but not least Tom Brady , that your 14 years ago he reversed his retirement to continue making history in the NFL. His hands have seven Super Bowl rings (six with New England Patriots and one Tampa Bay Buccaneers) and if he hadn’t run into the Los Angeles Rams last season (current champions) we could be talking about another milestone in the career of the.
The presence of these luminaires somewhat overshadowed way what was happening on the track, where Max Verstappen (Red Bull) took victory after beating the always difficult Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) who came second. The Mexican Sergio ‘Checo’ Pérez could not get on the podium this time and finished third.
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