Lewis Hamilton is a British racing driver who has achieved remarkable success in the world of Formula One. Born on January 7, 1985, in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, Hamilton has established himself as one of the sport’s most accomplished drivers. Throughout his career, he has garnered an impressive number of victories and accolades, including seven Formula One World Championships. Notably, Hamilton holds the distinction of being the first black driver to compete in Formula One history, breaking down barriers and inspiring a new generation of racers. Thi also led to him becoming the first Black driver to win an F1 race, which he did for the first time on this day in 2007 at the Canadian Grand Prix. Let’s take a look at Lewis Hamilton’s F1 career.
Beyond his achievements on the track, he has also been an advocate for social and racial equality, utilizing his platform to promote positive change. Lewis Hamilton’s career is a testament to his exceptional skill, unwavering determination, and his commitment to making a meaningful impact both within and outside of the racing world.
The story of the Plymouth Superbird and its development is fairly well-known, so we won't…
1983 AMC Eagle Wagon. By Christopher Ziemnowicz The history of American Motors Corporation (AMC) begins…
A first generation Lincoln Continental When Edsel Ford requested a personal luxury vehicle to use…
At the time Oldsmobile closed its doors in 2004 it was the oldest surviving American…
The 1990 Interstate 75 fog disaster stands as one of the most tragic and impactful…
Ford Model T c.1915 Henry Ford had one goal: put the world on wheels. To…