Marcus Armstrong, who previously worked with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton’s physiotherapist Angela Cullen, returned to♔ r꧋acing action in IndyCar for the season-opener at St. Petersburg.

Afte♍r leaving her role with Hamilton, Cullen was seen alongside fellow Kiwi Armstrong in the IndyCar paddock last year.

Cullen had spent seven years working with Hamilton as his physiotherapist b🎐efore her 𒁏shock exit ahead of the 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

After a short hiatus, she took up the role of fitness trainer for Armstrong before her sensational return to work alon🧸gside 🍸Hamilton again during the seven-time world champion’s first year at Ferrari.

Cullen was present at Hamilton’s first shakedown at Fiorano in February💝 and was seen during pre-season te🦂sting in Bahrain last week.

The 50-year-old thought she had “retired” from motorsp💮ort bef✱ore teaming up with Armstrong in IndyCar last year.

Speaking꧑ of her new adventure stateside, she said: “When I left Formula 1 I thought I was moving away from motorsport. I retired🦂 actually.

“And then I connected with Marcus Armstrong and I just started 𒉰working with him on mental skills and things in the background. In the off-season, I was sp🍬onsored by SOS Hydration who he was sponsored by as well and they connected us.

“We have very similar values. We’re very driven. We’re very competitive. I was really excited that he was that same way. Then he said: ‘Do you wantඣ to come to a race?’, and I said: ‘I’d love to come out’.”

Armstrong fails to finish IndyCar opener

Armstrong’s first race of the 2025 IndyCar season ended ꦜprematꦚurely due to a suspension issue.

Armstrong had qualified well, secu🍨ring fourth on🦂 the grid behind teammate Felix Rosenqvist.

He had led the race before a brush with t♐he barrier caused suspension damage, forcing him to retire after he made a pit stop.

It was an encouraging weekend for him as he embarks on his second full seaso💜n in IndyCar.

Armstrong finished 14th in the 2024 Ind🥂yCar standings with one podium finish.