Lewis Hamilton's defense of his Monaco parade before Tyson Fury Steuerjab received

The Grand Prix of Monaco will take place on Sunday with Ferraris Lewis Hamilton until he lives in microstata for a large part of his F1 career before the end of the criticism because of his decision

Lewis Hamilton once responded violently to critics who questioned his move to Monaco, while ex-boxer Tyson Fury also threw a barb on the Formula 1 star about his tax practices.

The tiny principality of Monaco is back in the spotlight because it is preparing for its world -famous Grand Prix on Sunday. Hamilton, who will attract Ferrari colors for the respected breed, is no stranger to the race track or the area scheme.

The seven -time world champion originally moved from Great Britain to Luins Vaud in Switzerland in 2007 and referred to the layer as reasons. Later, in 2010, he switched to Monaco.

Although Hamilton was considerably checked due to his main residence in Monaco that he “does not control in Great Britain”, he offered his own perspective on this matter.

“What people don't see is that I pay taxes here [in the UK]But I don't earn all my money here, “said Hamilton The Sunday times 2014.

“I drive in 19 different countries, so I earn my money at 20 different places and pay taxes in different locations, and I also pay a lot here. I am contributing to the country and not only that I keep a team of more than 1,000 employees.”

Fury, however, seemed skeptical and said in 2021: “In contrast to Lewis Hamilton, I live and pay taxes that rose to 9 million pounds last year.”

Despite the examination directed by Lewis Hamilton, the HMRC numbers published in 2019 brought him to the top 5,000 Taxpayers in Great Britain. This reports the majority of his racing career in overseas, reports The Mirror.

In Monaco, several F1 drivers live because of their lack of personal income tax, which some perceive as a method of avoiding tax.

In Monaco, in which he calls other racing drivers such as Alex Albon, Charles Leclerc, George Russell, Nico Hulkenberg and Lando Norris, who are all in the affected enclave.

McLaren Ace Norris openly recognized the financial motives behind his move to Monaco in 2021. “I move to Monaco afterwards [the final race in] Abu Dhabi for the reasons you are probably expecting, “he said.

“It's something that obviously many drivers do. Of course I will understand and there will be some [criticism] secure. People do many things in life for money. This is just another. “

Regardless of this, the entire focus is on Hamilton this weekend when, after Monte Carlo from the back of a promising performance in Imola, Italy, in fourth place -his previously best Grand Prix -Finish in a Ferrari.

He said, “I don't know if I'm going to sleep tonight, I'm really, very humming and very excited.” When he spoke about his remarkable performance in Imola, he added: “We definitely made the positive of it. There is still a lot to digest – it was obviously only a few days ago.”