Roscoe remembered: Lewis Hamilton’s beloved bulldog honored at Mexico City GP

Roscoe remembered: Lewis Hamilton’s beloved bulldog honored at Mexico City GP. The Mexican Grand Prix honored Lewis Hamilton's late bulldog Roscoe.

In a heartfelt gesture at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, organizers of the Mexican Grand Prix unveiled a special ofrenda statue to honor Lewis Hamilton’s late bulldog, Roscoe. The tribute coincided with preparations for Día de los Muertos, celebrated on October 31 and November 1, reflecting Mexican tradition that welcomes the spirits of loved ones, including pets.

Roscoe, Hamilton’s cherished companion, passed away from cancer in early October 2025, leaving the seven-time world champion deeply moved. During press conferences, Lewis Hamilton shared his gratitude for the tribute, explaining how Roscoe had taught him lessons in unconditional love, patience, and embracing vulnerability.

The emotional tribute has resonated widely with fans, who have sent drawings, gifts, and messages to celebrate Roscoe’s memory. The ofrenda statue serves not only as a personal homage from Lewis Hamilton but also as a bridge between Formula 1 and Mexican culture, honoring the deep bonds between humans and their pets while marking one of the country’s most beloved traditions.

By combining motorsport with a cultural celebration, the Mexican Grand Prix organizers provided a touching reminder of the emotional connections that extend beyond the racetrack, highlighting the compassion and humanity of Lewis Hamilton both on and off the circuit.