Lewis Hamilton reveals he’s keeping his home free of F1 trophies except for one priceless item

Lewis Hamilton is without a doubt one of the most successful drivers of our generation. In addition to his racing victories, Hamilton has won several awards recognizing his performance in the sport. On the way to Belgium for a possible 100th win, you can imagine a fancy room full of trophies. But that is not the case with Hamilton.

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In a recent interview, the Champion spoke to Good Housekeeping about the importance they attach to having a clean home. About the place where his innumerable trophies are kept, he said: “I don’t really have any racing trophies at home – they’re all stored! If you came to my house, you wouldn’t even know that I am a racing driver. “

Formula 1 F1 – Bahrain Grand Prix – Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir, Bahrain – Lewis Hamilton from Mercedes celebrates victory on the podium with the trophy pool over REUTERS / Lars Baron

Lewis revealed that the only thing related to the sport is a painting of his hero Ayrton Senna. He also explained the reason for this. “For me, home means escaping this world. Having a home as normal as possible is so important when you are out in public. it helps you stay centered. “

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Hamilton’s father keeps some trophies with him, “because he is very proud and likes to show it to his friends”. But otherwise Lewis keeps his achievements at a distance.

Lewis Hamilton on his health

To be a seven-time title holder, you have to be built differently. The physically and mentally demanding lifestyle of an F1 driver is not easy. In the interview, Hamilton describes what he does to stay on the ground.

For the British, the combination of physical and emotional wellbeing is crucial. “People don’t always associate the two – that what you put into your body and how you feel physically has a mental impact on you – but I am very aware of that. I don’t always love the pain of a workout, but I love the feeling of progress I have afterwards and the endorphins it releases. You feel more positive. “

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He also credits music and Roscoe with his positive attitude. “I try to make sure that I listen to music every day … you have to find something to laugh about every day. Luckily I have my dog ​​Roscoe with me most of the time and he always makes me laugh. “

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The Mercedes star is facing a hectic appointment after a health crisis in Hungary; Hopefully the summer break gave him the strength to fight back and get his 100th trophy for the camp!

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