After criticising F1’s regulation changes planned for 2017, triple world champion Lewis Hamilton decided he’d had enough and headed to his team’s wind tunnel to find how he could improve the cars' aerodynamics on his own. That, or he just had some fun doing indoor skydiving ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix. [©Lewis Hamilton/Instagram]

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