SEVEN TIME F1 WO RLD Champion stated that there is a problem with mental health due to the pressure of racing and a victim of intimidation at school.
Lewis Hamilton clarifies difficulties in mental health issues and said he treated with them in most of his life.
World Formula 1 World Champion in an interview with seven Sunday Times stated that he had suffered depression since he was a teenager.
39 -year -old Hamilton said in his twenties that he had a “really difficult stage” and said his difficulties in mental health came from school intimidation and lace pressure.
The British, who mixed their parents, said that they had previously learned racism in Stepherega during their childhood.
He told the Sunday Times: “When I was over 20, I had a really complicated scene. In other words, I fought the spiritual health of my life. “(I) I had depression. From a very young age, around 13. I think it was due to the pressure of racing and academic difficulties. Threatening. No one to talk to. »
When asked in an interview if he had ever seen a therapist, Hamilton said, “I tried to talk to a woman many years ago, but it didn’t help much. “I want to find someone today”
Hamilton, who will move to Ferrari at the end of this season after 12 highly successful years with Mercedes, said he is now in a “good place physically and mentally.”
His contract with Ferrari means he will continue racing into his 40s, but Hamilton, who is single, said he wants to have a family. “One day.
I won’t be able to do what I do at the level I do it today. One of my best friends has just had a kid and I’m seeing how manic it is.
And my nieces and nephew are a handful. There will be a time and a place for that, and I can’t wait to see the part, but for now there’s work to be done.