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Lewis Hamilton, the celebrated seven-time Formula 1 World Champion, recently opened up about a pivotal moment from his childhood that shaped his resilience and determination.
Known for his extraordinary track record, including 105 wins, 201 podiums, and 104 pole positions, Hamilton is still pushing toward his ultimate goal: a record-breaking eighth world title, aiming to surpass Ferrari legend Michael Schumacher.
After a challenging period at Mercedes, particularly a tough 2024 season where he earned only 13 points in the last three races, Hamilton’s pursuit of that record-breaking title remains undeterred.
His time with Mercedes has been marked by both highs and lows, including a triumphant Silverstone victory that ended an impressive 945-day winless streak, showcasing his grit and commitment.
Looking forward, Hamilton has announced his decision to join Ferrari in 2025, a move that he hopes will bring him closer to his ambitions.
During a recent fan event for Mercedes-AMG, Hamilton shared a personal story from his early years that ingrained a winning mentality in him. At just seven or eight years old, Hamilton’s father took him to a boxing ring, where he faced off with another child.
He recalls that the first round did not go well, and he left the ring with a bloody nose, feeling defeated and wanting to quit. However, his father’s advice to “never give up” prompted him to step back into the ring, and he ultimately won the next round.
This moment, Hamilton said, has stayed with him throughout his life, especially during difficult times when giving up might seem like the easiest option.
Hamilton’s story highlights the resilience that has driven his success on and off the track, even in times of adversity.
His journey exemplifies the importance of perseverance and is a testament to the impact of his father’s encouragement.
As he prepares for the next chapter with Ferrari, Hamilton’s enduring belief in never giving up remains at the core of his identity as a racer and champion.