Marcus Armstrong, who previously worked with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton’s physiotherapi𒁃st Angela Cullen, returned to racing action in IndyCar for the season-opener aไt St. Petersburg.

A🌳fter leaving her role with Hamilton, Cullen was seen alongside fellow Kiwi Armstrong in the IndyCar paddock last yeꦺar.

Cullen had spent seven years working with Hamilton as his physiotherapist before her shock exit ahead of the 2023 Saud♓i Arabian Grand Prix.

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

Cullen was present a♏t Hamilton’s first shakedown at Fꦦiorano in February and was seen during pre-season testing in Bahrain last week.

The 50-year-old thought ⛎she had “retired” from motorsport before teaming up with Armstrong in In🥃dyCar last year.

🎐Speaking of her new adventure stateside, she said: “When I left Formula 1 I thought I was moving away from motorsport. I retired actual♑ly.

“A꧙nd then🔯 I connected with Marcus Armstrong and I just started working with him on mental skills and things in the background. In the off-season, I was sponsored 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 ver🎐y competitive. I was really excited that he was that same way. Then he said: ‘Do you want to come to a race?’, and I said: ‘Iꦍ’d love to come out’.”

Armstrong fails to finish IndyCar opener

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

Armstrong had qualified well, securing fourth on the grid b﷽ehind teammate Felix Rosenqvist.

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

It was a🐈n encouragin🍬g weekend for him as he embarks on his second full season in IndyCar.

Armstrong finished 14th ไin👍 the 2024 IndyCar standings with one podium finish.