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Lewis Hamilton has been the subject of brutal jokes from Denver Broncos followers telling him not to return after he was in attendance for their 34-20 defeat to the Jacksonville Jaguars, which ended an 11-game profitable streak. Hamilton was half of the consortium that bought the Broncos back in August 2022 for a staggering £3.4billion.

A busy calendar meant Hamilton had not yet visited their home stadium for an NFL match, but that modified this past weekend. With the Broncos flying high, it seemed like the right alternative to make an look, though it didn’t end up that approach with the Jags, who are also on an spectacular run, handing them their first defeat since September 21, 2025.

Having been current for their only defeat of the last three months, Hamilton took some flack from Broncos supporters, though it appeared to all be in good religion. One fan, upon studying Hamilton was there, said on X: “No, we are on an 11-game win streak, we don’t need anything different happening to disrupt that [laughing face emoji].”

Another brutally wrote: “Don’t come back,” while a third added: “That explains why they lost.” Another, referencing his difficult Formula One season, said: “They’re playing about as well as his car was driving this year.”

The last remark is sadly true, with Hamilton having a very tough first 12 months at Ferrari. He ended the season sixth in the Drivers Championship on 156 factors, over double behind title winner Lando Norris and 108 off team-mate Charles Leclerc.

The latter was lately requested if he had any advice for Hamilton, but he opted to clarify why he might probably not offer him any phrases of knowledge. “My job is to obviously maximise whatever I can do in my control,” Leclerc said.

“There’s already so many things I’m focused on for myself and the team, to try and make sure that my driving fits the car in the best possible way. It’s obviously difficult for me to then also spend time [helping Hamilton]. And also, Lewis has achieved a lot more than I ever did. I don’t really have any advice to give him.”

Other verdicts on Hamilton have been delivered with the idea of retirement mooted by former world champion Nico Rosberg. However, Hamilton had a clear response when presented with those comments. “I gained’t say something to them,” Hamilton told planet F1. “None of them have done what I’ve done. They’re not even on my level.”