Lewis Hamilton reveals the key habit that Angela Cullen instilled in him

Lewis Hamilton has explained how swapping “pizza” for “recovery” - a habit that Angela Cullen helped to instil - took him to the elite level.
Lewis Hamilton reveals the key habit that Angela Cullen instilled in him

Personal assistant and physio Cullen spent seven years alongside Hamilton in the paddock, a crucial part of 💎his inner-circle and a trusted confidante.

But she left her role, and has been replaced by new people, although the professionalism she taught Hamilton has not been fo💧rgotten.

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"My recovery is bett✅er,” the Mercedes driver, now 38, said. 

“I'm more focused 🤪o﷽n recovery than I ever was before.

"When I was 22, I wasn't focused on recovery. I didn't even kn🔴ow anything about recovery. 

“I was just going home, probably having a pizza, not knowing what I needed to do ဣthe next day.

"For recovery, I didn't have any specialists around🍸 me to help me navigate that.

Angela Cullen (NZL) Mercedes AMG F1 Physiotherapist. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 22, Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Yas Marina
Angela Cullen (NZL) Mercedes AMG F1 Physiotherapist. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 22, Abu…

"I had a physio, but weᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ didn't do a huge amount. We did some training toge🌌ther, we did some swimming together.

“But ot💖herwise I didn't have all the details of how you want to eat, how to replenish the liquid you lose, stretching, all those different things.

"I wasn't doing that back then. But I don't know if those drivers back in the day were tꦿhat fit, so they probably fell off more than us because we train a lot more than they did back t👍hen."

Hamilton is now the second-oldest driver on the F1 grid, be🎶hind 41-year-old Fernando Alo༺nso.

Hamilton’s F1 career🌠 is likely to stretch into his 40s as he plots a new contract to stay with Mercedes, although it remains unsigned.

He will start the F1 Miami Grand Prix from 13th after yet another nightmare 𓆉session in the t🌠roublesome W14.

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