Kim Kardashian Joins Lewis Hamilton at Singapore Grand Prix

Kim Kardashian attended the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix paddock to support her boyfriend, Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton, whose strong performances throughout the weekend have drawn attention from Formula 1 fans. Hamilton finished second in the sprint race and third in qualifying, prompting fans to speculate that Kardashian's presence could provide an additional boost ahead of the Grand Prix.

According to the results reported by sports.yahoo.com, Hamilton started the sprint race from sixth on the grid and climbed to second. He also showed competitive pace during regular qualifying before finishing third in Q3, behind Max Verstappen and Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc.

Fans have connected Kardashian's appearance at the Singapore event with Hamilton's results, pointing to a similar situation at the Monaco Grand Prix earlier in the season. Kardashian, 45, attended that race and watched Hamilton secure a podium finish after a strong weekend.

One fan highlighted Hamilton's improvement during the sprint race, linking the result to Kardashian's arrival in the paddock.

"Kim shows up – bro went from P6 to P2," one fan observed about the sprint race.

Another fan compared the situation to the motivation athletes can feel when their romantic partners watch them compete.

"Now I get why we did P2… If there's your girlfriend at the box and she gets hyped up just like when you're playing soccer, and your crush/girlfriend is there to impress in the stands. Lewis is one of us," another fan said.

Hamilton's previous relationship history also featured in fan reactions, with one commenter drawing a comparison to his former relationship with Nicole.

"Yeah, when Hamilton calls his girlfriend, like when he used to call Nicole, that's when he's confident he's gonna win or at least get on the podium," another fan said.

Hamilton's competitive position leaves him with two major rivals to overcome if he is to claim his second victory of the season. Verstappen has been in strong form, while Leclerc's qualifying performance placed the Ferrari teammate ahead of Hamilton on the grid.

Despite finishing third in qualifying after running strongly through the earlier sessions, Hamilton enters the race weekend's main event following a second-place sprint result. His previous performances around Singapore have also given supporters reasons to anticipate another strong showing.