Lewis Hamilton says Formula One teammates robbed in Brazil mussably

Hamilton and his Mercedes-Benz team are in Sao Paulo for Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix.

Hamilton said on Twitter his team members were 'held up at gunpoint' and shots were fired. One teammate had a gun held to his head, Hamilton said.

The team was riding in a minibus at the time, Mercedes-Benz Motorsport Communications chief Bradley Lord said.



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'Valuables were stolen, but all team members are safe and uninjured, which is the main thing,' Lord said.

Security patrols in the area have been beefed up, with 700 police officers added, Sao Paulo state public safety officials said. It's unclear whether the enhanced security came before or after the robbery.

Hamilton called on Formula One and the teams to 'do more.'

'This happens every single year here,' he said.

Hamilton, who already wrapped up this year's F1 title, won't start Sunday's race at the front of the pack after he crashed during a qualifying round Saturday, according to the sports organization's website.

Hamilton wasn't hurt in the crash, it said.

Hamilton, who already wrapped up this year's F1 title, won't start Sunday's race at the front of the pack after he crashed during a qualifying round Saturday, according to the sports organization's website. 'This happens every single year here,' he said. Hamilton called on Formula One and the teams to 'do more.' Hamilton said on Twitter his team members were 'held up at gunpoint' and shots were fired. One teammate had a gun held to his head, Hamilton said. Hamilton said on Twitter his team members were 'held up at gunpoint' and shots were fired. One teammate had a gun held to his head, Hamilton said. Hamilton wasn't hurt in the crash, it said. Hamilton and his Mercedes-Benz team are in Sao Paulo for Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix. The team was riding in a minibus at the time, Mercedes-Benz Motorsport Communications chief Bradley Lord said. Hamilton and his Mercedes-Benz team are in Sao Paulo for Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix. 'This happens every single year here,' he said. 'Valuables were stolen, but all team members are safe and uninjured, which is the main thing,' Lord said. Hamilton wasn't hurt in the crash, it said. Hamilton, who already wrapped up this year's F1 title, won't start Sunday's race at the front of the pack after he crashed during a qualifying round Saturday, according to the sports organization's website. 'Valuables were stolen, but all team members are safe and uninjured, which is the main thing,' Lord said. 'This happens every single year here,' he said. Security patrols in the area have been beefed up, with 700 police officers added, Sao Paulo state public safety officials said. It's unclear whether the enhanced security came before or after the robbery. Security patrols in the area have been beefed up, with 700 police officers added, Sao Paulo state public safety officials said. It's unclear whether the enhanced security came before or after the robbery. 'Valuables were stolen, but all team members are safe and uninjured, which is the main thing,' Lord said. Hamilton, who already wrapped up this year's F1 title, won't start Sunday's race at the front of the pack after he crashed during a qualifying round Saturday, according to the sports organization's website. Hamilton, who already wrapped up this year's F1 title, won't start Sunday's race at the front of the pack after he crashed during a qualifying round Saturday, according to the sports organization's website. The team was riding in a minibus at the time, Mercedes-Benz Motorsport Communications chief Bradley Lord said. Hamilton, who already wrapped up this year's F1 title, won't start Sunday's race at the front of the pack after he crashed during a qualifying round Saturday, according to the sports organization's website. Hamilton and his Mercedes-Benz team are in Sao Paulo for Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix. Hamilton wasn't hurt in the crash, it said. Hamilton wasn't hurt in the crash, it said. The team was riding in a minibus at the time, Mercedes-Benz Motorsport Communications chief Bradley Lord said. Hamilton called on Formula One and the teams to 'do more.' Hamilton called on Formula One and the teams to 'do more.' Hamilton wasn't hurt in the crash, it said. Hamilton and his Mercedes-Benz team are in Sao Paulo for Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix. The team was riding in a minibus at the time, Mercedes-Benz Motorsport Communications chief Bradley Lord said. 'Valuables were stolen, but all team members are safe and uninjured, which is the main thing,' Lord said. The team was riding in a minibus at the time, Mercedes-Benz Motorsport Communications chief Bradley Lord said. Hamilton called on Formula One and the teams to 'do more.' Hamilton called on Formula One and the teams to 'do more.' Hamilton called on Formula One and the teams to 'do more.' Security patrols in the area have been beefed up, with 700 police officers added, Sao Paulo state public safety officials said. It's unclear whether the enhanced security came before or after the robbery. Hamilton wasn't hurt in the crash, it said. Hamilton wasn't hurt in the crash, it said. The team was riding in a minibus at the time, Mercedes-Benz Motorsport Communications chief Bradley Lord said.

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