Lewis Hamilton Wins 100th Formula 1 Grand Prix

Historical Victory for British Driver

Hamilton Surpasses Schumacher's Record

In a thrilling and historic race at the Russian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton became the first Formula 1 driver to win 100 Grand Prix races, surpassing the legendary Michael Schumacher's record.

Hamilton, driving for Mercedes, held off a determined challenge from Red Bull's Max Verstappen to secure the victory and etch his name in the sport's history books.

The victory was Hamilton's fifth of the 2021 season and extends his lead in the driver's championship standings.

Hamilton's Dominant Performance

Hamilton started the race in second place but quickly moved into the lead after a strong start.

He then controlled the race from the front, setting a series of fastest laps and building a comfortable lead over his rivals.

Verstappen closed the gap in the final laps, but Hamilton held on to take the victory by a margin of 5.3 seconds.

Historic Milestone

Hamilton's 100th Grand Prix victory is a testament to his extraordinary talent and longevity in the sport.

He has now won more races than any other driver in Formula 1 history, including seven world championships.

Hamilton's victory is also a significant moment for British motorsport, as he becomes the first British driver to reach 100 Grand Prix wins.

Reaction from Hamilton

After the race, Hamilton expressed his joy and pride at reaching the milestone:

"It's an incredible feeling," said Hamilton. "I'm so grateful to all the people who have supported me throughout my career.

This is a moment I'll never forget."

Significance of the Victory

Hamilton's 100th Grand Prix victory is a major milestone in the history of Formula 1.

It is a testament to his exceptional driving skills, his unwavering determination, and his ability to perform under pressure.

The victory also cements Hamilton's status as one of the greatest Formula 1 drivers of all time.