Lewis Hamilton catches the eye in a lime green tracksuit and matching sunglasses in Istanbul

He’s a talented racing driver, known for his bold fashion choices.

And Lewis Hamilton certainly caught the eye in his latest ensemble on Friday as he strolled down the paddock of the Intercity Istanbul Park in Istanbul ahead of the Turkish Grand Prix. 

The sports star, 36, stood out in a lime green tracksuit and matching plastic sunglasses while taking a moment to himself ahead of the big event on Sunday. 

Wow: Lewis Hamilton certainly caught the eye in his latest ensemble on Friday as he strolled down the paddock of the Intercity Istanbul Park in Istanbul ahead of the Turkish Grand Prix

Lewis cut a stylish figure in the neon zip-up top and matching joggers, which he teamed with chunky black boots. 

The star also donned a black face mask, while his locks were tied up into a neat bun. 

Lewis appeared in good spirits during the outing, even flashing a thumbs up to onlookers as he walked.  

The Mercedes motorist was in Paris last week where he drove past the Arc de Triomphe, and, alongside the video of the iconic monument, penned: ‘J’adore Paris’ on Instagram.  

Fashion statement: The sports star, 36, stood out in a lime green tracksuit and matching plastic sunglasses while taking a moment to himself ahead of the big event on Sunday

It comes after Lewis admitted that he will ‘never know exactly why’ he has never raced for Ferrari as the Mercedes star conceded that it is ‘everyone’s dream’ to represent the famous Formula One team.

He has spent his 14-year F1 career with two teams – McLaren and Mercedes – but came close to switching from the Silver Arrows to Ferrari in 2019 after holding talks with chairman John Elkan.

However, a move has never come to fruition and Hamilton’s immediate future is with Mercedes, having recently signed a new two-year deal with the team.

Bold look: Lewis cut a stylish figure in the neon zip-up top and matching joggers, which he teamed with chunky black boots

Yet the British star opened up on his confusion as to how a switch never materialised, before revealing that he has considered quitting the sport altogether.

‘For many years, when I came to Monza, walking next to the fans… I could hear them saying “Come to Ferrari!”‘ he told Sky Sport Italia.

‘This warmed my heart, but it’s pretty amazing that I’ve never driven for Ferrari in so many years. Because it is a dream for anyone, a goal to be achieved.

‘It has never really been possible and I will never quite know exactly why. 

‘I wish them the best and in my near future I will continue to prevent them from winning the world championship.

Cheerful: Lewis appeared in good spirits during the outing, even flashing a thumbs up to onlookers as he walked