F1: See What Lewis Hamilton Did After Breaking Social Media Silence

Hamilton has posted a video of him having a morning run with his physiotherapist Angela Cullen in the capital.

The first part of his Instagram story shows him running in the dark at 6.35am with the caption ‘Good morning London’.

He is then seen running with the London Eye in the background as he adds another caption which reads: ‘Back at it with @cullen_angela.’

Hamilton is gearing up for the 2022 season as he prepares to win back the drivers’ title

Hamilton lost the title to Max Verstappen after a controversial Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

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Hamilton looked just moments away from winning what would have been a record breaking eighth drivers’ championship in Abu Dhabi when a safety car was brought out late in the race.

Race director Michael Masi made the controversial call to let the drivers between Hamilton and Verstappen only to unlap themselves and get the race going with one lap to go.

Hamilton could do little to stop Verstappen who had a clear run at the Mercedes driver and on much fresher tyres, as the Dutchman soared past to take his first drivers’ championship.

Hamilton returned to social media on Saturday with a post saying ‘I’ve been gone and now I’m back’ with a picture at the Grand Canyon

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Mercedes will launch their official 2022 challenge on February 18 as they look to take back the drivers’ title which they had won in the previous seven seasons.

Pre-season testing takes place from February 23 to 25 in Barcelona, followed by a second test in Bahrain from March 10 to 12.

The Formula One circus will be back in Bahrain for the official season opener with the first race on March 20.

Red Bull driver Verstappen will begin the defence of his first title in Bahrain on March 20

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Hamilton looks like he has spent time in the United States since the end of last season, posting images of him at the Grand Canyon and also a shot of New York.

His run in London comes after he was given the green light by planners to build a bigger front boundary wall to boost security at his £18million London mansion.

The seven-time world champion wants to replace railings with a taller, solid barrier at the front of his six-bedroom pad with new entrance gates.

He was given the go-ahead by officials at Kensington and Chelsea Council after no objections from neighbours.

Hamilton previously sparked a row with residents over plans for a new summerhouse which they said would block out natural daylight.