Lewis Hamilton has revealed that he has suffered from depression throughout his Formula One career from being bullied at school and struggling with the pressures of racing.

Hamilton is the only Black man to race in F1, where he’s accrued more than 105 victories. After 12 years driving for Mercedes, he will make the move to Ferrari at the end of this current season.

In an interview with The Times, Lewis Hamilton revealed the impact racing — and racism — have had on his mental health.

Formula One star Lewis Hamilton, often featured in the Netflix hit Drive to Survive series, has opened up on his longterm battle with mental health. Hamilton told The Sunday Times newspaper that he had suffered with depression since he was 13 years old,

Lewis Hamilton has struggled with depression since he was a teenager. The 39-year-old sports star has enjoyed great success with his career as a racecar driver for Formula One but admitted that the "pressures" of trying to make it in his field from a young age had left him with a string of mental health challenges.

Seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton revealed about his struggles with mental health throughout his life. He stated how he has been bullied at school.

The seven-time F1 world champion said he had struggled with his mental health due to the pressures of racing and being bullied at school

Lewis Hamilton, one of the most iconic figures in sports and a seven-time Formula 1 world champion, has long been a vocal advocate for mental health awareness. Recently, Hamilton revealed that he has battled with depression and mental health challenges for much of his life,