Hamilton teme 'el nuevo mundo de la F1'? 'La vida en la F1 se ha complicado mucho más

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Hamilton notes the changing times and the effect it's had in the way rookies now need to face their debut season and their approach to the sport as a whole.

Speaking to media present in Canada, the Briton said: “I mean, the times have changed. I would say the racing space has probably got a lot busier with the fame of the sport, so it’s probably more intense. Maybe the media is more reactive, maybe. You’ve got social media presence and online abuse that we didn’t have when I got to the sport.”

However, the rookies that have made their debut this year, have earned Hamilton's compliments for their approach to the 'new F1 world'.

“It’s been pretty amazing to see how mature the young drivers that have come in – young men that have come in – have adapted and how they’ve carried that weight, because it’s no easy situation to be thrown into,” he said.

“There are probably even more demands on the drivers today, outside of the car, than ever before,” Hamilton concluded.