Kim Kardashian appears to be hitting the fast lane with racing superstar Lewis Hamilton. Their relationship seems to be accelerating quickly, capturing attention both on and off the track.
Over the weekend, Kardashian was spotted in Monaco, cheering on Hamilton during the qualifying rounds for the prestigious Monaco Grand Prix. The 45-year-old reality TV icon donned a red Ferrari headset as she watched Hamilton, 41, skillfully secure a third-place position. He finished behind Kimi Antonelli, who claimed the pole position, and Max Verstappen, who took second place.
With her sister Khloe by her side, Kardashian demonstrated her support for her seven-time championship-winning partner. This public show of solidarity comes on the heels of what seemed like a formal announcement of their relationship.
Earlier in the week, Kardashian shared a photo that hinted at their budding romance. The image, featuring the pair enjoying a bike ride along the scenic Hudson River on New York’s west side, suggested that things are indeed heating up between the two.
Kardashian seemingly hard-launched her relationship with the racer earlier this week when she posted a photo of the two of them riding bikes along the Hudson River on New York’s west side.
The two made headlines and stirred up plenty of buzz in February when they were spotted at Super Bowl 2026 in Santa Clara, Calif. Kardashian and Hamilton were together earlier in February outside a hotel in Paris.
One week before the Grand Prix festivities, Kardashian and Hamilton were in Malibu and even took a dip in the Pacific Ocean.
Even without a victory this season, Hamilton ranks fourth in the F1 standings this year at 72 points. He finished first on Friday in the second practice run at Monaco.
“Tough for us, I think we were looking so strong in practice and we barely changed anything but the car was drastically different once we got to qualifying for some reason, so we have to take a deep dive into that,” Hamilton said on Saturday, per the official F1 site.
He added that he’s very pumped to be in Monaco for what is an iconic race on the circuit.
“I gave it absolutely everything and was as close to the barriers as I could be. What a privilege it is to be here and be one of the 22 drivers in Formula 1 getting to do this still. I love every second of it.”