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Out now, an emotional conversation with Newcastle and England striker, Callum Wilson.

We all watched Ayrton. Everyone in F1 was watching what he did because he was so mesmerizing, really,

and determined to do good for the world and I come in white as a sheet

and then from that moment on it was pandemonium our world was literally shattered you want to see

things that you admire and that includes behavior running people clean off the track just to stop someone from passing it.

He's not racing.

That is the voice of Damon Hill, the 1996 Formula One world champion who emerged from tragedy

and self-doubt to carve his own path in Formula One. In this chat, Damon opens up on the

immense challenges he faced along his journey and how he

finally sought therapy to deal with them.

You might know Damon the racing driver, but there's so much more that you don't know.

For example, how his dad's untimely death devastated the family and shaped Damon's determination

to prove himself in a sport that he never actually wanted to be in.

He offers some personal reflections on Senna's death,

stepping into the number one driver's seat at Williams,

and the truth behind his intense rivalry with Michael Schumacher,

including the controversial 1994 crash that stole the world title from him.

Now, this one goes deep. I know, like me, many of you love F1 and this conversation

exists actually as a reminder. We often see the stars of the sport that we love in a certain light,

yet what if we scratch the surface? What if we just go a little bit deeper?

What if Damon's true legacy is finding peace, acceptance and balance in his own life?

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