Lewis Hamilton has expressed his concern over the current landscape in junior racing on the F1 ladder
Lewis Hamilton has warned go-karters about the dangers of neglecting school for racing practice due to the rising costs of the sport, with an estimated £1 million needed for an F2 season. Hamilton, who rose through the karting ranks and was mentored by McLaren, stresses the importance of education in case racing aspirations falter. The escalating expenses and impact on children’s schooling concern the seven-time F1 champion, who acknowledges the current system as unsustainable for aspiring racers. Hamilton emphasizes the necessity for young drivers to have a fallback plan by completing their education, indicating that prioritizing racing over school may hinder their future prospects. He highlights the significance of balancing education with racing ambitions to ensure a secure path forward for aspiring drivers.
