We got to see a possible post-F1 career in Monza when Fernando Alonso got hold of the official FOM camera and started filming the fans from the podium. So of course, someone was going to do a Photoshop and the TheWilliamzer gave us this little number. …and it’s our Photoshop of the Week.
When this photo appeared of Lewis Hamilton jumping over the wall after the infamous Belgian Grand Prix crash, we all knew it was going to end up as a Photoshop. Heineken2008 created this brilliant version where Hamilton was doing a spot of break-dancing. He apparently put it on his Twitter but then deleted it.
Since Mo Farah won gold at the Olympics, the famous image of him crossing the line has been Photoshopped into all sorts of scenarios. In fact there’s even a new blog called ’Mo Farah Running Away from things’. So naturally he was going to get Photoshopped into the picture of Robert Kubica’s crash. And it’s …
Our latest Photoshop of the Week is this hilarious piece from rjtart who has worked Lewis Hamilton’s Montreal winning celebration into the chaotic floods of Silverstone. The British Grand Prix was the UK summer at it’s best, with over a month of rainfall in the space of a few days. The rain caused havoc for fans but …
How many people ended up on the podium in Valencia? Wrong, it was eight. Or at least according to this brilliant photoshop from TheWilliamzer showing the European Grand Prix rostrum being photobombed by a Petrov, Buemi, Maldonado and even Mario Balotelli. And it’s our Photoshop of the Week!
We’ve been spoilt with F1 celebrations recently. Mark Webber’s pool party in Monaco, then we had Lewis Hamilton going for a swimming in Montreal. F1 photoshopper Pinnacle Racing has combined these two moments brilliantly to show Lewis crashing the Red Bull Party in Monte Carlo. It is without doubt our Photoshop of the Week. Good work, Sir.
