Lewis Hamilton breaks another personal best at the Canadian GP

In 2025 Hamilton will move to Ferrari, while Russell will remain at Mercedes and Norris at McLaren

Despite Mercedes cars falling short of their rivals, Lewis Hamilton will break yet another career record at the Formula 1 Canadian GP. The seven-time world champion will become the longest-serving British driver in F1 among his compatriots, surpassing the British pilot. former driver and champion in 2009, Jenson Button.

Another interesting fact in Hamilton’s career, in relation to the Canadian GP, ​​is that it was in this GP that he achieved his first victory in the category, in 2007, at the time when he was just 22 years old and had competed in 6 races. disputed.

England has a strong tradition in F1. In addition to Hamilton and Button, other drivers are among the five drivers who have remained in the category the longest: Graham Hill (16 years), Nigel Mansell (14 years) and David Coulthard (14 years). Currently, the grid has two more Britons: Hamilton’s teammate George Russell and McLaren’s Lando Norris, both making their debuts in 2019 and with one win each this season.

In 2025 Hamilton will move to Ferrari, while Russell will remain at Mercedes and Norris at McLaren.

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