The Michael Schumacher record that Lewis Hamilton may never beat

The Michael Schumacher record that Lewis Hamilton may never beat

 

 

 
Hamilton and Schumacher are equal at the top of the list for all-time wins at the same F1 Grand Prix.Schumacher won in France eight times, while Hamilton has won the British and Hungarian Grands Prix eight times.Click to subscribeNever miss a video from Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get the latest reviews, interviews and moreNext weekend in Silverstone, Hamilton will earn the all-time record amount of wins at the same Grand Prix if he claims an unlikely victory.F1 drivers with the most wins at the same Grand PrixLewis Hamilton (British and Hungarian) and Michael Schumacher (French) – eight wins eachLewis Hamilton (Canadian), Schumacher (Canadian and San Marino) – seven wins each Michael Schumacher (Belgian, Spanish, Japanese, European), Lewis Hamilton (United States, Chinese, Spanish), Alain Prost (Brazilian and French), Ayrton Senna (Monaco) – six wins eachHamilton’s hopes of claiming the record outright have looked extremely slim in a disastrous campaign for Mercedes that has seen him blighted by porpoising, so severe that he was left with a back injury in Baku.Related The Michael Schumacher record that Lewis Hamilton may never beat Silverstone to go to court over £8m botched track resurfacing jobHowever, a more promising outing in Montreal last week has raised optimism ahead of Hamilton’s homecoming to the F1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone next weekend. Lewis Hamilton has beaten other Michael Schumacher recordsIn 2020 at the Portuguese Grand Prix, Hamilton secured his 92nd career victory which gave him the all-time record ahead of Schumacher’s 91. Hamilton has since extended that record to 101 wins.Sebastian Vettel is third in all-time wins with 53. Lewis Hamilton vying for another record at SilverstoneThe seven-time world champion is currently tied with Alain Prost for the most podiums at a home race.They have each featured on the podium 11 times at home – Hamilton would earn another all-time record if he is within the top three at Silverstone.He has been on the podium only twice this season, but most recently last weekend, with teammate George Russell coming fourth.Related Stewart tells Hamilton to retire from F1 to avoid “pain” of decline F1 driver market: The latest for 2023 – who’s moving, who’s staying, the rumours 

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