Ronnie O’Sullivan Claims He Could Have Challenged Lewis Hamilton in F1

Snooker legend Ronnie O’Sullivan has raised eyebrows with his bold claim that he could have given Formula 1 superstar Lewis Hamilton a run for his money if he had pursued a career in racing instead of snooker. The Rocket, as he is famously known, is gearing up for the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield and is determined to add to his impressive collection of titles.

O’Sullivan, who holds a record 23 Triple Crown titles, believes his natural talent for driving could have seen him become a world champion in motorsport. The 48-year-old has even showcased his skills on popular TV show Top Gear in the past, where he impressed with his speed on the track.

Despite his racing ambitions, O’Sullivan remains focused on snooker and is determined to secure an eighth world title at the Crucible Theatre. With several top seeds already eliminated from the competition, the stage is set for O’Sullivan to make a strong push for the championship.

The snooker maestro is known for his electric playing style and his ability to dominate the table with ease. As he prepares to take on Jackson Page in the opening round, O’Sullivan has issued a warning to his rivals that he is not going down without a fight.

With his sights set on snooker glory, O’Sullivan’s racing dreams may have to take a backseat for now. But if his track record in snooker is anything to go by, it’s clear that the Rocket is a force to be reckoned with in any arena he chooses to compete in.