Lewis Hamilton secured a historic and emotional victory at the British Grand Prix on Sunday, ending a three-year winless streak. The seven-time champion fought off Red Bull’s Max Verstappen to claim his record-breaking ninth win at Silverstone, surpassing Michael Schumacher’s record for most wins at a single track.
Hamilton displayed masterful tire and race management, finishing 1.465 seconds ahead of Verstappen. This victory marks his 150th podium finish with Mercedes, a team he will be leaving for Ferrari after this season.
The race was a rollercoaster, with changing weather conditions causing strategic battles. Lando Norris initially took the lead but lost it after a pit-stop miscalculation.
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Despite a strong start from three Britons on the front grid for the first time since 1962, it was Hamilton’s day. Tears welled up in his eyes as he crossed the finish line, dedicating the win to his team and celebrating with his father amidst a roaring home crowd.
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