Lewis Hamilton pays heartfelt homage to Roscoe with a moving tribute one year following his passing.

"I think of him and Coco every single day, and while it saddens me to be without them, I am immensely grateful for the time we had together and for having them in my life."

"They were there during some of the happiest moments of my life. Today, as I look back at these photos and videos, I can’t help but laugh and smile, cherishing those memories."

"So many of you have experienced this and reached out with your kindness and support. It means the world to me, knowing how much Roscoe was cherished. Rest in peace, buddy; love you forever."

Roscoe was frequently seen with Hamilton in the F1 paddock before the travel became too demanding for him. In 2013, former F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone granted the bulldog his own official paddock pass. Often spotted in team motorhomes and across various F1 media platforms, he became a beloved fixture in the paddock and a fan favorite.

Hamilton reflected on the "overwhelming" support he received from fans following Roscoe's death. "It's been incredible to witness the outpouring of support from so many around the globe, and it's overwhelming to see how deeply Roscoe impacted people’s lives," Hamilton expressed ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix.

"The heartfelt messages I’ve received have truly uplifted me, and I’m very thankful for that. Anyone who understands the loss of a pet knows how painful it can be. I once read that grief is the final act of love, and I absolutely feel that."