Breaking: Lewis Hamilton Leaves Out Historic Moment of Matching Michael Schumacher’s Record as 7x Champ Reveals His Favorite Race Moments… Read more
In a candid interview, Lewis Hamilton surprised many by not highlighting his historic achievement of matching Michael Schumacher’s record of seven Formula 1 World Championships when asked about his favorite race moments. Instead, the Mercedes driver reflected on personal and emotional moments that shaped his career.
Hamilton, widely regarded as one of the greatest drivers in F1 history, mentioned races that showcased his resilience and connection with his fans. One of his favorite moments was his first Grand Prix victory with Mercedes in 2013, which marked the beginning of a dominant partnership. He also spoke about the 2008 Brazilian Grand Prix, where he clinched his first world title in a dramatic fashion, and the 2020 Turkish Grand Prix, where he secured his seventh title in wet, challenging conditions.
Notably, Hamilton also mentioned his emotional win at Silverstone in 2008, where the rain-soaked conditions created one of the most memorable drives of his career. “The British fans gave me a feeling like no other,” Hamilton said, emphasizing how important home races were to him.
Despite the omission of his record-equaling seventh championship, Hamilton’s reflections showed a deeper connection to moments of struggle, triumph, and fan support that have made him a motorsport icon. His ability to look beyond statistics and titles to focus on the emotional journey speaks volumes about the man behind the wheel.
