Lewis Hamilton says that he "does not particularly like to drive"

British driver Lewis Hamilton is perhaps five-time world champion Formula One, but that does not mean that he still likes to get behind the wheel.

Sending to David Letterman about the last season of the Netflix series "My next guest is not to be introduced", Hamilton, who won the British Grand Prix on Sunday, said that He "did not particularly like driving".

When Letterman asked him if he had already stopped in his road car, he replied, "Unfortunately, yes."

"The problem is that in the day, probably in the 80s, it would have been cool:" No wonder it's a race driver, of course, it will accelerate on the "But today, we see you so much more, there are children watching you," Hamilton said.

Although he's often seen driving some of the rarest, most expensive, and weirdest vehicles imaginable, he added, "Honestly, I'm really scared on the road I do not particularly like to drive, so I do not drive lot. "

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After the audience and Letterman responded with bursts of laughter, he added, "The race, I like it.

"I like the racing part, but there is no competition on the road, and also, there are a lot of crazy drivers on the market."

This does not mean that Hamilton, considered one of the best racing drivers of all time, does not attract attention with his daily conduct.

He went on to explain to Letterman that once he drove to London, his car "made a lot of noise" even though he was not going fast.

"I have flashing lights behind me and he came to the window, and he said," Who do you think you are, Lewis Hamilton? and he looked down like "Oh, jeeze." It was really cool. "

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