Lewis Hamilton declines offers to appear in GTA VI

Lewis Hamilton said he will decline opportunities to lend his voice, likeness or other participation to Grand Theft Auto VI, citing focus on racing and off-track commitments.

When asked about possible cameo or voice roles, Lewis Hamilton told reporters he will decline opportunities to lend his voice, likeness or other participation to Grand Theft Auto VI. He added he intends to focus on his racing career and his off-track commitments.

Hamilton did not outline specific conditions that might lead him to change his decision. He did not specify whether the refusal covers promotional appearances separate from in-game roles.

Grand Theft Auto VI is the next major release from Rockstar Games and its parent company, Take-Two Interactive. High-profile games sometimes secure celebrity contributors for voice work, likeness rights or marketing tie-ins. There is no public record of formal offers having been made to Hamilton; his remarks were presented as a preemptive refusal of potential approaches.

Hamilton’s public profile includes multiple Formula 1 championships, fashion collaborations and environmental and social initiatives. He has taken part in select media projects in the past and has been selective about commercial and creative partnerships.

Representatives for Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive did not immediately comment. Hamilton did not provide a timeline or additional details about specific projects he will decline.

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