Lewis Hamilton is opening up about his mental health history and how he's 'so much more refined' now in terms of understanding his emotions.

Lewis Hamilton is one of the biggest sportspeople in the world. Even people who are not synonymous with Formula One know who the British driver is. Lewis Hamilton is quite easily the greatest Formula One driver even having won 7 World Championships and having over 100 race wins,

Hamilton is the only Black man to race in F1, where he’s accrued more than 105 victories. After 12 years driving for Mercedes, he will make the move to Ferrari at the end of this current season.

Seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton battled with depression for years from an early age as he dealt with the pressure of pursuing a career in motor racing and faced bullying at school, the 39-year-old told The Times in an interview.

Seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton has opened up about his lifelong battle with mental health during his childhood and the highs and lows of his racing career. During an incredibly open interview with The Times,

Seven-time Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton battled with depression for years from an early age as he dealt with the pressure of pursuing a career in motor racing and faced bullying at school, the 39-year-old told The Times in an interview.

Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has opened up on mental health struggles he suffered as a child, providing an update for fans. The 39-year-old is largely considered to be one of the best F1 drivers to ever grace the sport,

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