LEWIS HAMILTON expertly shoots targets at a practice range – as he reveals he is training to become a Hollywood movie star.
The Brit Formula One star has been in the stages of planning for his career outside motorsport for the past few years.
Lewis Hamilton showed off his skills with a gun during target practiceCredit: Instagram
He has made no secret of his intentions of moving into the film industry, while already linking up with Arnold Schwarzenegger and James Cameron for a new documentary.
The 35-year-old has already turned down roles in Tinseltown, after being invited to join the cast of the new Top Gun flick.
But the six-time Mercedes world champion looks likely to go into a more hands-on action role after posting his latest Instagram video.
Hamilton can be seen whipping a pistol from its holder, before nailing targets spread out throughout the range while proud brother Nicholas watches on.
And in another short clip, he has an assault rifle over his shoulder, while picking off cardboard cut-outs at Taran Tactical’s range in Simi Valley, California, US.
His caption on Instagram read: “Excited to show you something I’ve started working on.
“I’ve always loved action movies and dreamed of one day being in one.
Hamilton was seen shooting targets with an assault rifle during an impressive displayCredit: Instagram @lewishamilton
Brother Nicholas was seen in the background supporting Lewis alongside friendsCredit: Instagram @lewishamilton
“This is where Keanu Reeves trains for his john wick movies so I came here to start training for my first movie role.
“This is only day 1, was a super fun few hours in a safe professional environment. Keanu, gimme a call, mans ready.
“Big thanks to @tarantactical and your amazing team for the time and patience with me. Had the best day.
“I’m still waiting for a call from Keanu re a role in John wick 4.
“@michaelbjordan mans coming for you job lol #shootermcgavin #johnwick.”
Meanwhile, Hamilton has donated more than £380,000 to help fight the deadly Australian bushfires ravaging the country.
Source: Motorsport - thesun.co.uk
