Lewis Hamilton has revealed details of his plans away from the track after he retires from F1. The Mercedes star suggested quitting F1 would leave a “big hole” but stressed he was now finding things to replace the thrill of racing.
The seven-time champion also suggested his legacy away from the track could be more important to him than his on-track successes. He told the Jay Shetty Podcast: “When I do stop there will be a big hole. So I’m trying to generally find things that will replace that, that are also going to be just as rewarding.
“That’s Mission 44 (offering grants to youngsters from disadvantaged backgrounds), meeting kids in schools, having these conversations with families and parents who clearly are going through difficult times and want to create the best opportunity for their kids.
“Encourage them ‘It’s ok, I’ve been there too, look where I got, so you can get …