Olympic medalist swimmer Adam Peaty recently reacted to Nico Hulkenberg's historic achievement at the British Grand Prix 2025. The F1 racing driver from Germany achieved a hard fought podium finish in his 239th race.Hulkenberg, who represents Team Sauber, steered ahead of the likes of Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen to finish the race in the third position. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri from Team McLaren finished first and second, respectively. The German driver's previous best performance was fourth position, which he had achieved at the 2012 Belgian Grand Prix, when he was representing the team of Force India.Peaty reacted to his performance by sharing his thoughts on his Instagram story. He wrote in the caption,"Never give up. Got me a bit emotional seeing this"Screengrab of Adam Peaty's Instagram story about Nico Hulkenberg [Image Source : Adam Peaty's Instagram]A couple of months ago, Adam Peaty reacted to the possibility of 50 m freestyle events being included at the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028. In his conversation with World Aquatics in April 2025, the British swimmer remarked,"The 50m is always something I’ve gone for (at World Championships), as I’m a sprinter, but when you add that Olympic edge to things, it means a bit more, especially in this country. That, together with a new coach and a new environment, has given me a new lease as an athlete, and I’ve got so much to look forward to over the next three years.”Peaty aims to make it count at the upcoming World Championships, which will be held in Singapore from July 11 onwards.Adam Peaty reflects on his 2024 seasonAdam Peaty at the Paris Olympics 2024 [Image Source : Getty]Adam Peaty once shared his thoughts about the previous season of 2024. After staying away from most of the competitions in 2023 due to mental health issues, the British swimmer marked a significant comeback last year.Reflecting on his experience last year, Peaty wrote in a long, emotional post on his Instagram profile :“2024 you have been a year full of learning, growth, risk and love. It's been the most incredible year and I'm so fortunate to have the life that I do. We never know what is around the corner and what card life has for us next. I thank the people who I'm surrounded by because they are the most loyal, trustworthy and most importantly, funny people I could ask for.”The British swimmer further added,“Thank you to all the people that continue to follow my journey as both an athlete or human, I am not retiring so i look forward to my new training program and base in 2025. We don't stop when it gets tough, we stop when we are done. Have a great and happy new year!”Peaty represented Great Britain in swimming at the Paris Olympics. He participated in the 100m breaststroke event, where he went on to win the silver medal.