@@sgt.pepper5078 Jos puts a lot of pressure on Max and has done so since his karting career. Don't get me wrong Jos wasn't successful in F1 but he has always wanted his children to succeed and achieve the family dream.
Absolutely. Hate seeing kids corralled into such an intense sport from such a younge age. It sucks because alot of these pros work of a book called something to the effect of "how to create a genius" and it involves replacing a significant portions childhood with work and practice resulting in a person entirely focused on driving and nothing else. Pretty sure the evil lady from halo did the same shit
Cuz, respectfully, his dad was horrible. If Lewis’s kid gets into f1, he’s gonna have Lewis’s career looming over him and have an insane amount of pressure. Just like mick Schumacher
he's so real for this. my mother (international swimming champion) signed me up for swimming as a kid and i ended up quitting as soon as i started to compete because once my coaches found out who my mother was all i ever heard was how great they remembered her being at my age. it wasn't motivating at all, and what's worse is that it took years for our relationship to recover.
@@MrRodzilla as an adult, i bring up her wins every time i can because im proud of what she achieved, i've never been jealous. but you must understand how upsetting it was to hear this repeatedly as a child, even my mother thought it was unnecessary.
@@joyalcassandre4290 why would he say Nico, his father offered him a seat at their karting team in 2001, He played part in getting Lewis into f1 aswell not just Nico
He didn’t say he would force them out of racing, he said he would rather they didn’t due to expectations however I’m sure he would support them if they did choose that path. 💜
He didn't say he was going to forbid or to stop them from being whatever they want to be. Just that he wouldn't like to see his kids to be racing drivers. There's a difference.
well, i would argue that on track, there are times when he did something that people will reasonably hate him. But off track, he is a good guy with all the charity and such. So yeah, its two different thing
@@HiddeVZ u must've had a toxic ass father. Father's are usually very caring for their kid and allways want the best. Sorry your dad raised u like that. It's not so common.
Well Lewis’ brother, Nick, is currently racing in the BTCC. While most people think the team only have him for his last name, he has actually got a disability and he still races with it. That is why he is racing with the team, because he is doing the best he can.
@I’m not the real Buffy From BTVS Imagine being so disgusted by the thought of a woman in F1. Couldn’t be me… but you can cry all you want. My take is that a woman will be on the grid in 5-10 years
@@Monkemonkemonkemonkemonkee This is definitely NOT a woman's sport, if a woman gets there, trying to keep up with the pace of Verstappen, Leclerc, Russell or Sainz she might even want to kill herself after the season, if you want women in F1 because everything needs to have women these days just create a separate category for women only
@@basmca1 yeah I want to see a woman who can actually challenge for even F1 podiums, points, a championship would be awesome if a woman can achieve it.
Hamilton does have a very fair point here, because even the good drivers like Mick, Damon Hill, Nico had a lot of pressure due to their names, and nome even floundered under that, like Nelsinho Piquet and Bruno Senna
@@housesports000 Imagine if Ayrton Senna's nephew, Bruno had joined Brawn GP and becomes teammates with Rubens Barrichello (his uncle's favorite protege) in 2009, he would've become the World Champion of that year and therefore, he would've ended up joining McLaren and becomes teammates with Lewis Hamilton (his uncle's #1 fan) the following year!
@@housesports000 That's unfair... Things would've been different if Bruno Senna had joined McLaren! He would've easily beat his uncle's #1 fan, Lewis Hamilton in equal machinery in every race, therefore forcing Lewis Hamilton to leave McLaren to join Mercedes in 2012!
@@madkhaliqfarhan I know that Bruno Senna was good and all that, but isn't it an exaggeration to assume he would beat Lewis Hamilton in equal machinery? I mean, everyone that beat that guy was a All time great
My dad told me when I was in grade school to find my own meaning, my own purpose and happiness. Carve my own path through this experience we call life. I didn't understand it back then of course but when I became a father, I just cried and thanked him.
im not actually a lewis fan......but the fact that he doesnt want his kinds to have that pressure is just so good.....i love this guy for that fr......he for sure will be a really good father!!
when max was born jos said “watch him get into F1 in 20 years” 💀 and jos is a mid driver at best so the pressure was not the same as a 7 times world champion meanwhile I don’t think Schumacher has had a saying in his son’s life because he’s been basically dead since 10 years ago…
Very fair, I feel like I personally have given Mick a bar that he has to reach just because his last name. It's not fair to him being judged indirectly to his dad
I know right? What makes it more unfair is that he was also constantly compared to Max Verstappen, who happens to have just started his dominance last year (the same year Mick Schumacher started his career)! It was very different when their fathers are in F1, in which when Jos Verstappen started his career in 1994, Michael Schumacher (his teammate) have just started his dominance in the same year!
I dont know how many parents in this world think like this, but this level of understanding is unmatched from someone so successful. I wonder what makes other not so famous parents be so stubborn to make their kids follow their path forcefully!
He didn't say he won't allow kids to become racing drivers. He just hopes they don't. Michael said the same thing about Mick. He supported him, because Mick wanted to, but he knew that it would be hard for him
I was a nanny for a prominent retired football player and his oldest son lived in his shadow. The pressure that kid had on him was hard to watch. Much Respect to you sir!
Like 90% of this comment section either lacks listening comprehension, is telling on themselves as bitter haters, or both. Y'all just type whatever bs and hit send.
Even if they play tennis or any sport they’ll have the pressure of being Lewis Hamiltons kid that’s a lot to deal with but hey at least their dads a legend
All this shows how much lewis haters are clowns fixated with his life and with everything he does, let them forget about Hamilton haters, they are lost cases.
The few kids who succeeded in following their fathers footsteps like Rosberg and Villenueve did so many years after their fathers left. The pressure then wasn't as huge as it would have been earlier.
I have similar feelings about my kids wanting to be musicians or actors, I wouldn't want them to have to go through what I did to make a living in the entertainment industry...
@@housesports000 It's both... His father wants him to become a World Champion like him and his wife wants him to become a World Champion to cheer up their daughter!
@@madkhaliqfarhan haha yes! To have a Hamilton 2.0 being raised and trained by not only Hamilton but Anthony as well Holly f***ing crap! I would literally shit myself 😂
Damon Hill and Nico Rosberg coped with the pressure well and espicially in Nico’s case he better’d what his dad done. If you have the talent the name will help open doors early on and the talent will get them to the top.
@@ChewyPiano98 Rosberg has to beat Lewis while his dad was lucky to be in an era where the competition was evenly spread meaning points were shared. Competing with 1 dominant driver means you have to take points away from him which is harder than when everyone else is sharing the points.
I agree, and I believe we won't see another Hamilton on track, but imagine if we have scenes like: "And here's the rookie Ayrton (or Roscoe or Coco or Lewis Jr., lol could be one of those) Hamilton, son of F1 living legend, Lewis). I just got goosebumps!
i always thought that Lewis should marry someone and have a kid cause other drivers kid are getting into racing , but after hearing this I totally understand why he would want his kids to have their own path rather than follow in his footsteps .Only someone who came from nothing can say this cause all others not only look at the racing aspect but he money they can make by being a F1 driver .
lewis knew its going to be harsh on the kids especially for the guy with the most WC titles like him and schumacher people can be cruel sometimes and they just expecting the kids to living up to their dad's legacies
Good on you, Lewis. Wanting to shield your child from the pressure and from what you been through. But I know no matter what they decide you will stand by them and support them.👏🏾👏🏾
If I have Lewis or any famous F1 driver as a parent, I don’t think I care what sport I play. Like if I play basketball I have MJ, Steph, LeBron as my teacher, tennis I got serena and roger, football probably messi or ronaldo and Kane, prob also Reece James, MotoGP I have Valentino Rossi, etc. I don’t care what sport I play as long as I have them as my coach or teacher so
Wise words. Very few athletes in the world who's fathers, mothers or close relatives who were HIGHLY successful have managed to replicate let alone eclipse their parent's or relative's achievements. In F1, we have Nico and Damon as the only drivers who managed to replicate their father's chqmpionship winning success. Not just in F1 but in many other sports how many times have we seen the children of great athletes fail to live up to the hype and expectations around them. Michael Jordan's kids were not as half good as him. Sachin Tendulkar's son thankfully is not a batter, but is not exactly an outstanding bowler. The pressure on Lewis's kid will be the same as what Mick is facing now. So it's wise to direct them on a path away from what you were successful in. You could try Carlos Sainz's route or you could try something competely unrelated. But at the end of the day, if if his kid dreams to be a racer, he should let him race, but also prepare him for the inevitable pressure that will come.
He is so right, look at the shit Mick Schumacher had to endure once he was in F1. Even Max, whose father never achieved much success was initially given that pressure. Of course he won early on, so he outdid his dad early on. But Schumi and Lewis have been too successful, it would be impossible for their children to even remotely hold that comparison
Max is a generational talent with a supercar much like lewis (a bit less by how good the car was, era, and drivers on the grid) during his rookie season. Love you Lewis you are still one of the goats of F1! 👊🏽
Funny thing about this is if his kid does go and become a tennis player because he’s got lessons from Serena, then it’s precisely their name that’s got them there.
Exactly. No matter what that kid does, if he decides to do something that’ll give him fame he’ll always have eyes on him because his dads Lewis Hamilton
I think he mostly refers to Rosberg in this case actually. Because when they were both kids, Nico was the golden boy, not just because of his looks, but also his dad.
Steve's response "imagine another Hamilton in the car" is exactly the pressure Lewis is talking about
Ironic as hell
I think that was the point of him saying that.
Nicolas Hamilton moment
@@AnimalzyNL it wasn't. He got lost in the hype
Steve really walked right into it - it went over his head that is exactly what Lewis was talking about
mick schumacher moment
You forget Max Verstappen
@@arnavbhai917 Jos was never a good driver. He doesn't have a legacy. There is nothing to carry there for Max.
@@sgt.pepper5078 except the trophy.
@@sgt.pepper5078 Jos puts a lot of pressure on Max and has done so since his karting career. Don't get me wrong Jos wasn't successful in F1 but he has always wanted his children to succeed and achieve the family dream.
Mick was F2 Champion, no?
Not wanting his kid to be burdened with the weight of his legacy and the expectation to live up to it is a remarkable sign of maturity.
This is Hamilton we're talking about one of the most well spoken drivers in F1 history
Absolutely. Hate seeing kids corralled into such an intense sport from such a younge age. It sucks because alot of these pros work of a book called something to the effect of "how to create a genius" and it involves replacing a significant portions childhood with work and practice resulting in a person entirely focused on driving and nothing else. Pretty sure the evil lady from halo did the same shit
Or hes scared his kid will surpass him
@@josejr1594 hahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahaha
That'll be the same with any sport tho
And then you’ve got Verstappen who has made nearly everyone forget about his dad
Cuz, respectfully, his dad was horrible. If Lewis’s kid gets into f1, he’s gonna have Lewis’s career looming over him and have an insane amount of pressure. Just like mick Schumacher
his dad was forgetten without max verstappen
Jos was forgotten instantly after he retired. Max is already a future legend so if anything Max's child would be pressured
@@miregal0417 I couldn't have said it better myself
I would say the opposite, if it weren't for Max and Jos's pitlane incident, I would say no one really remembers him
"Today a debutant Ayrton Hamilton has got all eyes on him"
Oh god
"MAX HAMILTON TAKES POLE ON HIS DEBUT!"
@@KoSXxPotatisbarnetXD why'd he name his son after Max?
@@sumerrana6805 Because why not
"George Hamilton wins on his first race ever!"
Announcing Roscoe Hamilton to race for alpine in 2023
Announcing Michael Hamilton to race for Mercedes in 2050...
🥶🥶He would already have 8 championships on his rookie season
💀💀💀💀
A dog of a car needs a dog as a driver
He will be a good father.
A very hypocrite father
@242turbo ooof that burns
@242turbo You know what i mean and that is most important.
@@qwertyuiop416 GOAT father
@@brucealidanger6256 goat? You mean that 2nd driver who is #6 in championchip?
Hahaha there are 5 goats ahead of him who beat him
he's so real for this. my mother (international swimming champion) signed me up for swimming as a kid and i ended up quitting as soon as i started to compete because once my coaches found out who my mother was all i ever heard was how great they remembered her being at my age. it wasn't motivating at all, and what's worse is that it took years for our relationship to recover.
Exactly.
are you jealous of your mother? why get upset at saying how great she was
@@MrRodzilla as an adult, i bring up her wins every time i can because im proud of what she achieved, i've never been jealous. but you must understand how upsetting it was to hear this repeatedly as a child, even my mother thought it was unnecessary.
Mick used his mother's last name for part of his junior career for that exact reason.
He's right, and this happens in other sports too.. only Damon Hill and Nico Rosberg have been able to pull off a title
Ehm? Max?
@@Ellen1600 But Jos is not A World Champion.
@@Alex-sc2mr true
Jacques villeneuve
@@Ellen1600 the Thing with Max is...
Noone went "yeah He the next Jos Verstappen" cause Jos wasn't that great in First place
Bro was really avoiding a certain name
Pretty sure his talking about Nico
@@joyalcassandre4290 Schumacher
@@joyalcassandre4290 nico is a WDC why tf would he say him and he has 2 daughters not sons
@@Yhussain21 Nico's father Keke Rosberg is an F1 WDC. 1982 WDC to be precise.
@@joyalcassandre4290 why would he say Nico, his father offered him a seat at their karting team in 2001, He played part in getting Lewis into f1 aswell not just Nico
Man said “to all the kids out there, dream the impossible”
They edited the radio, he said at the end " but if your my kids, go ask auntie Serena for tennis lessons"
To all the kids expect mine*
He didn’t say he would force them out of racing, he said he would rather they didn’t due to expectations however I’m sure he would support them if they did choose that path. 💜
He didn't say he was going to forbid or to stop them from being whatever they want to be. Just that he wouldn't like to see his kids to be racing drivers. There's a difference.
"Unless you're my kids, then go play basketball or some shit"
Another proof that Lewis is actually really thoughtful and wise - unlike most people say, that really hate him for no reason
well, i would argue that on track, there are times when he did something that people will reasonably hate him. But off track, he is a good guy with all the charity and such. So yeah, its two different thing
Nah, he probably doesn’t want his kids to break his records
@@HiddeVZ u must've had a toxic ass father. Father's are usually very caring for their kid and allways want the best. Sorry your dad raised u like that. It's not so common.
@@jesse-nj1bm you probably never heard about sarcasm?
@@HiddeVZ that sounds like something lewis haters would actually say. and sarcasm is mostly more easy to differentiate with.
Mick Schumacher moment
Well Lewis’ brother, Nick, is currently racing in the BTCC. While most people think the team only have him for his last name, he has actually got a disability and he still races with it. That is why he is racing with the team, because he is doing the best he can.
What disability?
@@rumbling3991 Cerebral palsy
@@pranav_jh nickolas hamilton has cerebral palsy?
@@rumbling3991 yes he is Lewis's brother from another mother
He's not very good but it's still extremely respectable what he's doing
Imagine if the first female F1 champion is a Hamilton.
@I’m not the real Buffy From BTVS Imagine being so disgusted by the thought of a woman in F1. Couldn’t be me… but you can cry all you want. My take is that a woman will be on the grid in 5-10 years
@@Monkemonkemonkemonkemonkee This is definitely NOT a woman's sport, if a woman gets there, trying to keep up with the pace of Verstappen, Leclerc, Russell or Sainz she might even want to kill herself after the season, if you want women in F1 because everything needs to have women these days just create a separate category for women only
@@Monkemonkemonkemonkemonkee Woman AND black??? Unimaginable!
That would be amazing. Extremely unlikely, but amazing.
@@basmca1 yeah I want to see a woman who can actually challenge for even F1 podiums, points, a championship would be awesome if a woman can achieve it.
The humility from such an achiever- bless u man!
Hamilton does have a very fair point here, because even the good drivers like Mick, Damon Hill, Nico had a lot of pressure due to their names, and nome even floundered under that, like Nelsinho Piquet and Bruno Senna
@@housesports000 Imagine if Ayrton Senna's nephew, Bruno had joined Brawn GP and becomes teammates with Rubens Barrichello (his uncle's favorite protege) in 2009, he would've become the World Champion of that year and therefore, he would've ended up joining McLaren and becomes teammates with Lewis Hamilton (his uncle's #1 fan) the following year!
@@housesports000 That's unfair... Things would've been different if Bruno Senna had joined McLaren! He would've easily beat his uncle's #1 fan, Lewis Hamilton in equal machinery in every race, therefore forcing Lewis Hamilton to leave McLaren to join Mercedes in 2012!
@@madkhaliqfarhan I know that Bruno Senna was good and all that, but isn't it an exaggeration to assume he would beat Lewis Hamilton in equal machinery? I mean, everyone that beat that guy was a All time great
Him being Nico's friend, I think he really understands Nico's pressure and how much it weighed on a man
*Seeing as though he WAS Nico’s friend…
His kids will always have great expectations no matter what they'll pursue because of Lewis's accomplishments, whether its F1 or other.
only from you.
Agreed
My dad told me when I was in grade school to find my own meaning, my own purpose and happiness. Carve my own path through this experience we call life. I didn't understand it back then of course but when I became a father, I just cried and thanked him.
Lewis just wants what's best for his children. Now that's pure fatherly love right there 💕
im not actually a lewis fan......but the fact that he doesnt want his kinds to have that pressure is just so good.....i love this guy for that fr......he for sure will be a really good father!!
Lol, for Max it's the other way around. It's because of him we still get reminded of Jos trying to make it in the F1 😅
No disrespect but its Max who's keeping Jos relevant 😂
@@vasudevdehariya1269 no disrespect either, but that's exactly what I said. Him is referring to Max. 😁
😂
Max is breed apart.
No disrespect, but Josh's legacy is low compared to Schumacher, Senna, Hamilton, or even nelson piquet
Reminder that Michael Schumacher and Jos Verstappen said the same thing
wait, no. Only Michael said that ... O.O
@@mrfrank2097 man got caught in 4k
when max was born jos said “watch him get into F1 in 20 years” 💀 and jos is a mid driver at best so the pressure was not the same as a 7 times world champion meanwhile I don’t think Schumacher has had a saying in his son’s life because he’s been basically dead since 10 years ago…
@@barlmax4095He got into F1 17 years later. 3 years earlier.
everyone's saying schumacher but it makes me wonder what he saw/learnt from being friends with rosberg when they were younger, tbh.
Very different than mj perspective of he’s kids could make money just of their potential
recognition is worth more than fame or money
Serena 😂😂
I love his way of thinking
Very fair, I feel like I personally have given Mick a bar that he has to reach just because his last name. It's not fair to him being judged indirectly to his dad
I know right? What makes it more unfair is that he was also constantly compared to Max Verstappen, who happens to have just started his dominance last year (the same year Mick Schumacher started his career)! It was very different when their fathers are in F1, in which when Jos Verstappen started his career in 1994, Michael Schumacher (his teammate) have just started his dominance in the same year!
@@madkhaliqfarhan Yeah i feel like most people remember Jos Verstappen as the guy who got burn in pitstop while his car got refueled
@@subie2831 And he's also the same guy that abandoned the young Max Verstappen at an oil station for losing a go-kart race, back in 2012!
I like this take from him, which is rare for me.
Big Lewis W.
He knows reality of that pressure
He basically described mick
lmao he tried really hard not to say Schumacher
101 ways to say "Mick Schumacher" without saying "Mick Schumacher". Lewis will go first... 🤣
I like that he deflects the smoke being blown up his bottom and sticks to his guns. Seems like a generally pretty thoughtful dude ✌️
I dont know how many parents in this world think like this, but this level of understanding is unmatched from someone so successful. I wonder what makes other not so famous parents be so stubborn to make their kids follow their path forcefully!
That lefthand Tattoo is just so absolutely gorgeous, what great work from the artist
He's saying that because he isn't a dad. Once you become one you only have so much influence. If the kid has what it takes then it'll be up to them.
He didn't say he won't allow kids to become racing drivers. He just hopes they don't. Michael said the same thing about Mick. He supported him, because Mick wanted to, but he knew that it would be hard for him
I was a nanny for a prominent retired football player and his oldest son lived in his shadow. The pressure that kid had on him was hard to watch. Much Respect to you sir!
Like 90% of this comment section either lacks listening comprehension, is telling on themselves as bitter haters, or both. Y'all just type whatever bs and hit send.
Even if they play tennis or any sport they’ll have the pressure of being Lewis Hamiltons kid that’s a lot to deal with but hey at least their dads a legend
He is a really great guy.
He has empathy 😊
lewis haters be finding even THIS as an OFFENSE is straight up psychotic man they need therapy for the 7 yrs they been cryin
All this shows how much lewis haters are clowns fixated with his life and with everything he does, let them forget about Hamilton haters, they are lost cases.
That’s a good father mentality imo
I want to see a veteran Louis Hamilton in 2055 repeating his father’s footsteps 😂
I think his name would be Michael Hamilton, named after both Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton!
Love Lewis, what a guy ❤ Mate he deserves 8 world championships 🎉
He’s basically politely insulting Mick Schumacher
Well rather Michael. Cause he's the parent
He knows he’s great and doesn’t want his kids in their father’s shadow forever
+if their treated with the same disrespect he is then why would he
The few kids who succeeded in following their fathers footsteps like Rosberg and Villenueve did so many years after their fathers left. The pressure then wasn't as huge as it would have been earlier.
He knows how to protect his future kids. Fathers care.
He knows he is a multiple world champions and not shy about it
I have similar feelings about my kids wanting to be musicians or actors, I wouldn't want them to have to go through what I did to make a living in the entertainment industry...
What do you work?
He is so real
That’s a good parent. Let your kid do their own thing and always be there to support them.
Not a big Lewis fan but props to him not naming Mick and singling him out.
He doesn't need to explain it, just check the toxic haters on comments
best example, nico rosberg. the pressure took a toll on his health by his last season.
@@housesports000 It's both... His father wants him to become a World Champion like him and his wife wants him to become a World Champion to cheer up their daughter!
Someone openly talking about how to fight nepotism instead of just hating on people? Wow twitter is stupid to hate this guy.
"having another Hamilton in the car" "oh god that would be a friggin nightmare" 🤣
Imagine if there are Max and Charles Hamilton? There would be "inchidents" at every race!
yes for the people racing in formula 1 lol
@@elisabeththomsen1994 I couldn't agree more... Lewis Hamilton is frightening enough...
@@madkhaliqfarhan haha yes! To have a Hamilton 2.0 being raised and trained by not only Hamilton but Anthony as well Holly f***ing crap! I would literally shit myself 😂
@@elisabeththomsen1994 And imagine if his name is "Michael Hamilton"?
Damon Hill and Nico Rosberg coped with the pressure well and espicially in Nico’s case he better’d what his dad done.
If you have the talent the name will help open doors early on and the talent will get them to the top.
Curiously, how did he better what his dad did?
They both won WDC
@@ChewyPiano98 Rosberg’s championship win was definitly better than his Keke’s
Sainz also does well and Dale Jr and Chase Elliot are also good examples
@@ChewyPiano98 Rosberg has to beat Lewis while his dad was lucky to be in an era where the competition was evenly spread meaning points were shared. Competing with 1 dominant driver means you have to take points away from him which is harder than when everyone else is sharing the points.
@@andyangchannel "OH NO! NO!"
Could you imagine the amount of pressure that would come with being Sir Lewis Hamilton’s child if put in a F1 seat?
Good for him. You can tell he wants kids so badly and he’d be such good father.
I agree, and I believe we won't see another Hamilton on track, but imagine if we have scenes like: "And here's the rookie Ayrton (or Roscoe or Coco or Lewis Jr., lol could be one of those) Hamilton, son of F1 living legend, Lewis). I just got goosebumps!
😂😂😂.......lol❤
i always thought that Lewis should marry someone and have a kid cause other drivers kid are getting into racing , but after hearing this I totally understand why he would want his kids to have their own path rather than follow in his footsteps .Only someone who came from nothing can say this cause all others not only look at the racing aspect but he money they can make by being a F1 driver .
lewis knew its going to be harsh on the kids especially for the guy with the most WC titles like him and schumacher
people can be cruel sometimes and they just expecting the kids to living up to their dad's legacies
Good on you, Lewis. Wanting to shield your child from the pressure and from what you been through. But I know no matter what they decide you will stand by them and support them.👏🏾👏🏾
Love you always, Lewis . Well❤ done Sir
Definitely using mick Schumacher as a prime example 🤣
mick
Schumacher family: *Allow us to introduce ourselves*
Wow. Never even thought about that, but Sir Lewis is right. Really good point. Enormous pressure/expectation.
If I have Lewis or any famous F1 driver as a parent, I don’t think I care what sport I play. Like if I play basketball I have MJ, Steph, LeBron as my teacher, tennis I got serena and roger, football probably messi or ronaldo and Kane, prob also Reece James, MotoGP I have Valentino Rossi, etc.
I don’t care what sport I play as long as I have them as my coach or teacher so
Would they want to train you tho
@@tristanp5605 I could ask politely and Lewis will also ask them so ye, big chances
Wise words. Very few athletes in the world who's fathers, mothers or close relatives who were HIGHLY successful have managed to replicate let alone eclipse their parent's or relative's achievements. In F1, we have Nico and Damon as the only drivers who managed to replicate their father's chqmpionship winning success.
Not just in F1 but in many other sports how many times have we seen the children of great athletes fail to live up to the hype and expectations around them.
Michael Jordan's kids were not as half good as him. Sachin Tendulkar's son thankfully is not a batter, but is not exactly an outstanding bowler.
The pressure on Lewis's kid will be the same as what Mick is facing now. So it's wise to direct them on a path away from what you were successful in. You could try Carlos Sainz's route or you could try something competely unrelated.
But at the end of the day, if if his kid dreams to be a racer, he should let him race, but also prepare him for the inevitable pressure that will come.
I'm more the team Checo type, but seriously. For the way Lewis is and for his clear mind, you just have to love him
He’s actually freaking true, it happened to mick Schumacher and Pietro Fittipaldi
Very true statement.
He did bruno dirty
Is that why we don't talk about Bruno anymore?
He is so right, look at the shit Mick Schumacher had to endure once he was in F1. Even Max, whose father never achieved much success was initially given that pressure. Of course he won early on, so he outdid his dad early on. But Schumi and Lewis have been too successful, it would be impossible for their children to even remotely hold that comparison
Mick Schumacker : Can you be my dad
What do you mean?I thought Michael didn't want Mick to become a racing driver either. He just supported him, because Mick wanted to
He's so handsome.
He really is a beauty to look at
8 time champ
Still we rise... Still we rise...
Mick Schumacher watchin this:🗿
“People choose their own path” - Lewis Hamilton the Goat!😎👍
Lewis trying really hard to avoid the Rosberg name there :D
He was still mentally hurt since 2016... 😢
Lewis Hamilton is the man, so humble respectful 👏👏👏🫡
I understand when they say "bevause of their father"..... is a lot more pressure on these kids to do great
Max is a generational talent with a supercar much like lewis (a bit less by how good the car was, era, and drivers on the grid) during his rookie season. Love you Lewis you are still one of the goats of F1! 👊🏽
I feel it would be hard for them not to want to be a racing driver when their father is arguably the greatest f1 driver ever with 7 titles
The goat cannot be matched
On the front row today, we have Juan Manuel Hamilton next to his brother Alain. :-D
Meanwhile, Max and Charles Hamilton are still beating each other's helmets...
Hamilton knows the empire he's built in this sport is far greater than anyone, and the responsibility and pressure that comes with it is astonishing 🗿
Agreed. People will only realise the mark he has left once he’s gone. There will be a big shadow, that’s for sure.
For the first time in my life, I agree with him. Any kid of his would have even more pressure than Mick, definitely doomed
Funny thing about this is if his kid does go and become a tennis player because he’s got lessons from Serena, then it’s precisely their name that’s got them there.
Exactly. No matter what that kid does, if he decides to do something that’ll give him fame he’ll always have eyes on him because his dads Lewis Hamilton
yeah but his point is that his kids wouldn't have the pressure of being a 7 times tennis champion, his kids wouldnt have to live up to their dad.
Penelope vs Lewis's kid will be something
I don’t blame you. Let them choose what they want to do
I think he mostly refers to Rosberg in this case actually. Because when they were both kids, Nico was the golden boy, not just because of his looks, but also his dad.
no. mick schumacher
Tão maravilhoso!!! Lewis 💜🇧🇷
Poor guy got woked
It's so terrible being thoughtful isn't it pal? Much better to not think. Keep it up, good job
i’d never force my kids to do what i do, but if they wanted to, i’ll be their #1 fan