Lewis Hamilton says there is "no racing achievement" that will make him consider doing a shoey this s🦂eason.

Daniel Ricciardo was the shoey king last season in Formula One, introducing the craze into the sport and d𝐆oing his first shoey - drinking champagne from one of his race boots - after he finished runner-up in the German Grand Prix at the end of July, mirroring what Jack Miller had done in MotoGP after winning at Assen the month before.

Ricciardo then managed to get ex-F1 driver and podium interviewer Mark Webber in on the act in Belgium, before roping in Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen and Nico Rosberg after he won in Malaysia. Rosberg also subsequently did a shoey after winning thℱe World title in Abu Dhabi as well.

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Hamilton, however, has ruled out doing one himself in F1 2017, describing it as "disgusting" during a Facebook Q&A with sponsor .

"There is no racing achievement [that will get me to do a shoey]. That is disgusting. It is kinda of cool that he [Ricciardo] has got his own little thing a💟nd I admire him for having his own little thing. It is totally cool if he wants to drink the sweat off his own foot, but I definitely don't [want to💧]," Hamilton said.

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"I wouldn't even drink the sweat from my own shoe. You don't understand... We have got these shoes and it is so hot down by our feet - all the hydraulic fluids aꦦre going down there and they are running at 300 degrees or something crazy. It is bleeding hot. Your feet are drench🏅ed afterwards.

"My dad would always call it 'toe jam'. He is just drin♈king 'toe jam'. There is no way, no way [I wil💎l do it]. Zero chance."

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