Lewis Hamilton on winning in F1: “So short-lived, emotional rollercoaster, so intense”
The Mercedes driver holds the all-time record for the most amount of race wins in F1 history (103), ahead of Michael Schumacher (91) and S🍌ebastian Vettel (53).
He enters 2023 aiming for an eighth championship wh𓃲ich would also be the most ever.
But he told the podcast: “Success is so short-lived. You win a race then go homeꦯ.
“It is so intense, a stressful environment for everyone working in it. Then you go hom🅠e and there is a huge come-down for one or two days later.
“Trying to balance those emotions? That emotio𝕴nal rollercoaster? Figuring out ways to keep it balanced is key for me.
“It is about the bigger picture. I am fighting for somℱething greater than winning a race. I am fighting to change the wo🐲rld. I can’t watch the news. There are people out there doing really great things - I want to be a part of that inspirational bubble.
“Look how bad our l༒eaders are in government! We ne꧂ed to inspire a next generation of thought leaders.
“I am tryingꦑ to learn new tools that I didn’t have when I was a kid - I didn’t have yoga, 🌠meditation, podcasts!”
Hamilton endured 🌠his worst-ever season in 2022, going winless for the entire year for the first time in his career.
He watched 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:George Russell claim Mercedes' sole win of the campaign in Brazil, raising the possibility of an intriguing relati💟onship bet💮ween the British duo this year. Russell has his own title ambitions.
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen remains the man to beat, and remains Hamilton's biggest rival. The feud that boiled over at the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix never tr❀uly re-lit in 2022 because Hamilton's car never allowed him to be competitive but, this year, F1 fans are hoping that will change.
James was a sports journa♔list at Sky Sports for a decade covering everything from American sports, to football, to F1.
