Top 10 Moments of Lewis Hamilton Brilliance 

statistically is a strong word

He is.. the greatest of this generation.

Statistics isn't everything. But yes he is one of the goats

Hamilton ruined F1 I can’t wait for him to leave

@@louise7289 statistically is the right word

Kinda both actually. But yes, he knows how to win from any situation.

He wouldn't be as successful if he wasn't in a Mercedes

@@paulthomson9014 true

@@paulthomson9014 he was a legend in mclaren

give this guy a chance to build any teams and he would have. redbull, mercedes or Ferrari

Max just lapped him again

@@DB-qc9br who?

@@DB-qc9br "again" - it's the first time. And yes he did, whilst in a DRS train on a hard to pass track. Also he is now 37 years old so of course he isn't the same as when he was 23 in 2008.

@@Finlay_Mitchell funny thing is this DB guy is clearly a Lewis hater yet still returns to rewatch this video LOL

@@DB-qc9br who is max? Edit: oh yes, the racist's son-in-law

That was an amazing season for him and one that his doubters quickly forget.

could have easily won, thanks to mclaren

not of any sport and overrated because better car company not skills. Verstappen is better

@@awakenow007 don’t forgot to save some tears for the rest of us

@Awake Now Verstappen is definitely a once in a generation talent but Lewis remains well ahead. We will have to see in 10 years how they compare to each other after each having had a full career.

@Luiz Eduardo Kemerich Be quiet please

@Luiz Eduardo Kemerich omae wa mou shinderu... Maybe... 😂

@Luiz Eduardo Kemerich you think someone can win 7 world championships by fluke?

I love him i can't hate him ;)

the best*

Lapped everyone till P4

The win on 3 tyres is still my fave.

1 more second for nice number 😏

At home too 🏡

@@thedeamonmeteor69420 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Schumacher gonna drive again? Thats great news

@@erikdejong9728 he cant, he is a vegetable

Just came back after the Spanish GP and him overtaking Sainz afterr being 6 seconds down and even getting away by 3 seconds but the problem with the car... And all that after the inchident at first lap was amazing... its not over

@@fakewasstole7773 hamilton still has a lot of fight left in him with all the reliability issues of other teams you never know what could happen

Yes he will few more races and we will see him at the top again.

...they didn't forget GB 2008. It was the number one lewis hamilton moment on the list bro!

That was number 1 in the video..

@@georgestone8099 yea true haha, but just a glimpse of it..the results are amazing..​ 😅 insane driving skills..just look for british gp 2008 and u can find highlights of it in detail..

@@kimidaddy I agree its easily one of the greatest drives ever. And people say Lewis isn't one of the greatest smh. :(

​@@pollux_id2557 theres too many factors between eras for the GOAT, but he was the greatest of the era he dominated. I'm now thinking with new 2022 regulations its gonna be verstappens era, unless perez pulls a funny (which im totally hoping for)

No one takes them seriously though. They don't take themselves seriously either.

@VibeCheck Have a cry while you being broke ..he chasing millions ..what are you doing ?? Haha

@O D N and so is comment you can’t contain your toxicity

Like the best 3 Schumacher was getting 5 races like that every season from 96 till 2002

@VibeCheck you do realise most champions play mind games with their opponents not just hamilton

Yeap, that mercedes is unstoppable

@@alexxandros168 oh, i didn't see that he won on 2008 with mercedes too.

@@alexxandros168 Mercedes don’t give you excellent tire management and consistency. Also not a Hamilton fan.

Some people are funny

In other news, water is wet.

As a fan of Max, there is no better driver he could face but Hamilton.

@@flycker22 congrats on the win

@@flycker22 congrats!

@@flycker22 totally agree

People can't except someone who's too dominant because it makes the sport 'boring,' and it does, same as when Schumacher was in his period of greatness

With the little help from Mercedes

@@bojansilar5876 Well, I suppose any driver has a ‘little help’ from their team, considering they’re the people who supply the cars 🤣

It was a car that was incredible but alright…

@@norbertschmidt5997 yeah that's why bottas ended up 3rd from pole while hamilton won starting from 10th 🙄

@@bojansilar5876 why are people so bitter about Lewis being in Mercedes? Hahahah it's funny

similar to senna monaco lap ,

'A championship winning lap' -Paul DiResta

Championship winning lap

Singapore pole laps just seem to bring out the best in drivers. 2015 = Vettel 2016 = Rosberg 2017 = Vettel 2018 = Hamilton 2019 = Leclerc Vettel's two poles and this lap are the standouts for me.

oNLy tHE cAr AnYOne WoULd dO tHe SAmE

Turkey 2020

Fuji 2007

China 2011 Monza 2018

All of you are right

No, it's way too long.

did he visibly look faster than the rest?

BINGO !!!!!

@@ml8022 ,He is still a BLACKMAN ,WHO EVER YOU ARE !!!

@@ml8022 no one is black , it's just the fact that brown people are called black because the opposite of white is black

@@ml8022 Nutcase

@@ml8022 that’s cuz he’s mixed

Exactly !! Those haters r overshadowding his brilliant moments in F1 . And there are clowns who barely know anything about F1 and they comment .

I get where u're coming from. I guess the gray area people don't like is the fact that the silver arrow has outpaced every other car on the grid. We saw an increase in pace when.. the pink Mercedes were out (Perez and stroll somehow are now top 3-4).. Bottas very competitive ofc until he chokes.. then u have Russell who proved himself in one race... Is Hamilton the best of all time? Maybe.. prob.. I just wish Benz had a better competitor in it's constructors and in turn more competition than max and red bull by itself

@@pizzapozz7733 i wonder how close mercedes and ferarri would have been if vettel won 2019 championship

@@MDgp5dl some of those clowns are ex F1 drivers or even present ones. Alonso Never gives him recognition,but then he was a two times F1 champion, out raced by a rookie Black guy. Sour grapes I think.

@@MDgp5dl I am in a roundabout way agreeing with you

Maturing is realizing that his car plays a huge role in his success, just as it does with every other driver. Hamilton would be nothing without Mercedes, just like Schumacher would be nothing without Ferrari, or Vettel without Red Bull. All the front-runners are around equal in terms of actual driving skill, it just depends on whether or not they have the car to take advantage of that skill.

@@robot3759 "Hamilton would be nothing without Mercedes" - 2007, lost by 1 point, also because of his team's tactics and problems. 2008 - Won the championship in Mclaren. 2009 - Drove a tractor and led it to podiums, and when it got better in terms of pace, won the very first race with it, until he DNF'd due to technical issues and season was over. 2011 - The only non RedBull pole and it was by Hamilton. So, he is very much a WDC without mercedes. In the same car, over his career he has beaten 3 WDCs - Alonso (finished equal on points, but outqualified him), Button (Out qualified and out raced him over the cumulative of 3 seasons), Rosberg (also out qualified and out raced him over 3 seasons). Schumacher never had such team mates. Neither did Vettel. They never had a challenge in the fastest car. Hamilton had, and came out on top. By far the best wet weather driver of his generation, no one even comes close. Wet weather negates the superiority of the car and demands higher skill from the driver. Its hard to say, but even Vettel in a Ferrari (even when his Ferrari was better ) couldn't beat Hamilton.

@@rfhsgaming1938 Oh don't get me wrong, Hamilton is no doubt one of the greatest drivers of the late 2000s and 2010s, but there's no doubt in my mind that he would not be a x7 WDC without Mercedes. Mercedes won the constructors most if not every year after the hybrid engine change, and almost all of those years as well their drivers won WDC. Sure, he could definitely win a couple, but no way 7, especially with most of them being in a row. Even just looking at him now, without a incredibly superior car he's been floating around 5-7th place, only claiming a podium in Bahrain because both Red Bulls DNF'ed. Not bad by any means, but not podiuming every race he didn't DNF like in years past. You could argue that it's just he's getting old like Alonso, Vettel, and Raikkonen and can't keep up anymore, but it wouldn't explain his extremely dominant performances just a year earlier.

This got old quickly. Enjoy sitting behind Gasly

@@raviencrafttv4375 hahahaha, of course bud

Alonso is the greatest of all time. Lewis and Schumi are a close second. I think Max Verstappen will be one of the greats in the future

@@TonyF1MMA Alonso got whopped by Hamilton when they were teammates though....

@@TonyF1MMA alonso got beat by a rookie how is he better then lewis

@@troll7589 in Hamilton rookie season btw. Alonso has no leg on Hamilton. The guy talking about Alonso is just trolling lol. Alonso is 40 and washed up. After Hamilton it will be Max, Leclerc, Russell era

@@tinashesibenge912 please don't say he's washed up after qatar. Gotta respect hamilton though. What a beast!

@Luiz Eduardo Kemerich not really he replaces bottas you mean

@@theblacktrainboy373 yeah if you compare hamilton and bottas average gap and russel and bottas gap, you see that hamilton is still very very very far away

Nico really salty

@Luiz Eduardo Kemerich looks like u want hamilton to leave so bad. why is that

@Luiz Eduardo Kemerich actually I am a fan of George Russell and I want to see him and Lewis race on the same team

He's the very best

MAX MAX MAX SUPER MAX MAX MAX

Hello.. thanks so much for your love and support all through the times.. it's been a wonderful feeling for my beautiful fan's around the world. though I rarely comment here on my RU-vid pages I was attracted by the emotions in your comment. I'll like we to get a look along and stay in touch 🥰, Tell me where are you from?

@@gavinmcguffey Lewis 8 time world champion no one is like him max is a child in the game of f1 from a expert on f1 it is not like. Nascar. Driving only left 🤣😂🤣

😂😂

iirc, Briatore got the idea from that race itself

😂

To be fair, it was the strategy of this race that gave Renault the idea of doing Crashgate, in Singapore, later on.

@@MattZan150 and it was Piquet's idea supposedly

Hello fan thanks for your love and support what's your name and where are you from? I hope you're not disappointed about my last Race in Singapore 🇸🇬?

It’s so disappointing how disrespect he gets when he is one of the best/greatest drivers!

The stuff of dreams. I keep thinking about how many drivers he's raced. He's a champion.

overrated because better car company not skills. Verstappen is better

@@awakenow007 Because Max Verstappen has always won on just pure skills and not because Redbull treats their second driver as a walking dish towel whose only job is to bend to their will and ensure everything they do is to give Max the upper hand. If you are going to make such calls, at least have the decency to accept that Max wouldn't be the champion he is if Redbull didn't get him there by doing every underhanded thing possible to make him so while breaking the will of the "second" driver a.k.a door mat. It's ridiculous how delusional you Redbull/Max fans are.

@@awakenow007 yh lets just ignore the fact he got his first championship handed to him. last year he was the one with the superior car. He is not skilled, he just drives aggressively.

That McLaren was competitive, but it was not dominant. The Ferrari F2008 was faster on some circuits.

prolly none

@@zuhan3833 😂 thanks

Rosbergexplosion.png *Is the table’s career over?*

@@rickstrolled970 😂 your comment is better😂

The fact that bottas confirmed it makes it better😂

lance armstrong thought so too...

Definately up there with schumi prost lauda sir Jackie Stewart Sir Jim Clark and of course Ayrton senna da silva

@@master-de-la-turbo3394 what do you mean

Just as a driver

Humble? Is that a joke?

@@RedPhroggz when has he not been humble ?

@@RedPhroggz typical comment freom someone that only follows F1 trough facebook B-class news sites

Literally all DRS overtakes and straight line speed.

@@barsoktay2119 Well, when DRS exists, what do you want him to do? Close the wing and make risky moves to prove a point? He was faster, entered into DRS zones in the right moments, overtook in the right moments, had blistering pace even though the Redbull was pretty equal and won the race even though Max made some questionable moves. Pretty legendary I'd say.

@@Valentin_Lingenfox LOL

His eyes lit up! We can only wish to love something as much as the GOAT loves racing

Yes

Me to

Corrrecto

Word, even if it’s “too soon”. But if it isn’t there, I’m looking for Singapore.

Turkey absence is puzzling

I was a Hakkinen fan back then but Micheal is one of the greatest drivers!

Much of Mercedes’ success has coincided with that of mercurial driver Lewis Hamilton. In terms of race wins, he is by far the most successful member to have donned the Silver Arrows overalls. It is, therefore, surprising that when asked about their favourite driver, the engineering staff at the team did not take the name of the 36-year-old. The Brackley Brothers - Andrew Shovlin, James Vowles, Ron Meadows, and Simon Cole - were present on F1’s podcast called Beyond the Grid. They have had a long haul at the team, having been present since it was BAR, then Honda, then Brawn GP, and finally, Mercedes.For them, German legend Michael Schumacher is the best driver they have worked with. “Michael Schumacher, but mainly because I was in the awe of him before he arrived and when he left the team, I was even more in the awe of him just because of how he behaved and treated all the team members,” said Ron Meadows. “Is Lewis listening? Does he listen to your podcast?” Simon Cole asked with a little chuckle. “I would say Michael Schumacher, not just because it’s sort of the common theme, but because he was genuinely impressive when we worked with him.” Chief strategist Vowles had a similar opinion. He spoke about how Schumacher completely changed his initial perception of him. “I would go with Michael because I had a perception that was entirely wrong of him before he joined,” he said.“I thought he was arrogant, I thought he was cold because that’s the impression you got. It took me just minutes before I realized that’s not true.“ And his greatness really shone in that period where we were with him and we learned a lot from him. ”It is tough to leave out Jenson Button as far as engineer Shovlin is concerned. They duo formed an impressive partnership that saw Button win the world championship in 2009. For Shovlin, it was tough to look beyond Button. “I can’t leave Jenson out, can I? I saw, as an engineer, I was learning on-the-job very much with him and just a lot of happy memories and funny moments.”

yes. Lewis, Michael and Seb. True GOATS

Michael is so clear of Hamilton. But yea, Hamilton is definitely top 3 of all time can’t deny that👍

overrated because better car company not skills. Verstappen is better

​@@awakenow007 ok plastic F1 fanboy

@@awakenow007 I mean look what happens when Max gets the best car , your argument for "it's just the car " isn't valid. You can't win a championship without one of the best cars

There is so many moments of Hamilton Brilliance that lots are missed out on this list. Remember this has 10 moments of Brilliance and whether you think others drivers should be in there than I see why you say that because so many great drivers that can be picked from his career.

This real great Racer just have much nore then 10 brilliant races !

@JB 02 exactly !!!!

Yeah I totally agree with you guys, Lewis has so many more than 10 outstanding feats among his deeds...That is exactly why I think there were soo many great moments from him more deserving than some of tre entries here... Like you also said man, Italy 2018 and Hungary 2019 were more deserving than some of the entries here

@Lucas Tavares which is one of the several reasons why we love this sport so much

Just goes to show how accomplished he is, haha

There are way too many to choose from! 😑

Honestly i think it should have replaced Styrian GP quali

Yes!

@@paramshah2145 1.2 seconds mate

"Of all time" so funny...as if you have watched all the wet races in history. May I ask since when you watch F1? Watch spain 1996, I think that one was more impressive

@@pokkaizemma2326 You could make a case for Hamilton's one being better because he was less experienced. Schumacher had around 5 years of experience whereas Hamilton had 1. Not to mention Hamilton was on inters and every other title contender was spinning around. But I'm not saying Britain 2008 was better than Spain 19996 though. I was just saying there is case for Britain 2008. For me, the greatest wet weather drive of all time is either Clark at Belgium 1963 or Stewart at Nürburgring 1968.

@Aruna Swaminathan then also add that the Ferrari in 1996 was terrible, far worse than the Mclaren in 2008 compared to their respective grid. Your examples were before my time. You must have an respectable age to claim that, or you just watched an replay. Btw, I think the majority of the Hamilton fans here are quite young.

@@pokkaizemma2326 cry into a cup and drink your tears. it's obvious you just don't want to give Hamilton any credit and that you don't rate him. you're so pained. i can't imagine the pain you felt watching this video

@Wayne such a smart and useful reply. Any intelligent comment to make next time? I didnt say anything against hamilton, fool. I do respect his skills and achievements and he belongs to the list of greatest drivers. I just say you cant claim that a certain drive in the wet is the best ever when you obviously havent seen all wet races. Its not that hard to understand. Next time think before commenting, butthurt Hamilton fanboy.

And the best is yet to come mate 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

Also, look at Lewis’s instincts during races, his tire management, his overtaking and his patience! All things human error champion doesn’t have! Yes he drove a well engineered car for many years but so did his teammates! How come they didn’t do the things Lewis did? How come they couldn’t drive in the wet like Lewis? Same ‘magical Mercedes’, yet no one can answer that! Lewis drove next to THREE WDC without fear and beat or equal them in the same car! Can Max beat a WDC teammate? We will never know!

9 straight podiums to start your career, and didn’t even know where to go after he finished outside the podium, he’s brilliant even when he doesn’t have the fastest car...

Baaad driver

@@Holeindalip are you crazy !! Mclaren were a better team those days .. He was having a better car back then . Anyhow he is a great champion .

If you want to give that credit to someone , be it Alonso . Vettel & Hamilton had better cars in 2010-12 . Alonso lead them many times in a tractor . ie why many racing pundits place Alonso together with Hamilton even if the no of titles are far less .

@@ananthu8534 the mclaren was equal machinery to the ferraris, not like it was a far superior machine....

Bruh....for reals

Yh for reals

@@jerichosotardodo8808 I'm just wishing someone happy birthday. What wrong with that

@@kushalg4279 he don't said nothing wrong'--'

@@kushalg4279 nope. Nothing wrong bruh

Germany *cough* Germany 2019 *cough*

@@nolifenerd2750 We don't speak of that in the fanboy club anymore

Remember the crane?

Not this time

@@nolifenerd2750 The dude was literally sick so that's a pass imo.

How are you doing

Thank you

@@lewishamilton8412 the only thing larger than your forehead is the gap between you and second place in 2008 British gp

@@f3p sthu

@@azariahmarie4209 what?

For real. Now i know why my dad loved to watch Shumi

@@LittleLightIsaOnce because Schumi was a great person and not a arrogant crybaby

@@senjmeister If you are looking for an arrogant crybaby maybe you should call Max.

@@senjmeister Schumacher got disqualified from the championship for ramming his rival off the track

No as we saw in bahrain anyone can jump in that car and be at the front

Max will need counseling once Lewis is done. LOL

@@jimmyduggans7215 Lol😂

​@@jimmyduggans7215 Well, this aged very badly.

@@damienkeijzer2954 did it tho?

@@damienkeijzer2954 You sure about that

And Turkey

I'm a Ferari fan, and without without hamilton glasses, i must say the drive was impressive. However, I am wondering competitive it was. The engine of mercedes is just so much better then any other. 20-30KM/H faster is actually insane on straight line, no skill involved here. How Hamilton is controlling the car is actually amazing.

2007, 2009, 2010, 2012... he could have eleven titles by now.

@@Allyphant2909 2009 was not possible, car was to bad, wasn't near redbull (caught up to brawn atleast but it was way way to late to even challenge).

@@machspeed20 Indeed but that's what the point is. Seasons Lewis drove well enough to be champion at McLaren but was denied by poor cars and strategy calls. Lewis drove like a master in 2009. Everyone remembers the Spygate incident from Australia 2009 but forgets Lewis pulled a terrible car that never made Q2 to 3rd on track at the end. Or that he had the second most points in the second half of the season despite the awful car. Lewis has transcended the cards dealt him many, many times.

@@Allyphant2909 and people say Lewis has never been unlucky. The man has driven well enough to be champion every year he’s been in the sport. Yet he’s been let down by poor strategy and held back by less than perfect cars. Yes there have been years where he’s been out driven by his teammate but every other year he very well could have and maybe should have been champion

@@jacobwashburn9672 yeah . People don't realize how garbage was that the 2009 McLaren was . If merc had a better car then 2013 maybe but seb was super dominating

Don't worry, people will be grateful of his achievements when he leaves and will probably beg for him to come back.

@@sirmounted8499 no man we should be Grateful For mercedes car man Russel A man who drives Its For the First time almost wij lewis is just lucky with his car

@@sirmounted8499 we should be grateful that we have Verstappen otherwise it would be Every race merc 1-2

@@horsefighterushush1008 🤦

@@y_fam_goeglyd What explain me

The strange thing about his McLaren career is that during their time together Jensen Button scored more points. That's not to say that Jensen was *better* than Lewis, not even Jensen thinks that, but it's a sign of the inconsistency that Lewis has worked to eradicate since.

Even my grandmother could win a race in that Merc.

@@leonardolupini3484 Against other grandmothers maybe. 😉

@@kevinjohnbetts Jenson only scored 15 more pts overall, but Lewis was only inconsistent in 2011. If his McLaren wasn't more unreliable and he didn't have many unlucky races that other drivers crashed into him when in some of them he was gonna win the race (like crashes with Grosjean, Maldonado, Webber, Button, Hulkenberg) he should've basically beat button by around 100pts and won one of those championships between 2010 to 2012. Even if in his last race Hulkenberg didn't end his race, he would've still scored more points.

@@ParhamAz Maybe, but Jensen was in the same car and had his own share of ill-fortune (the 2011 World Championship could have been his with a little more luck). Again I don't believe Jensen was/is better than Lewis but they were closer than anyone expected when Jensen joined McLaren even if it's arguable that Lewis should have scored more points. I would add that Lewis has had the accusation of inconsistency levelled at him by Nico Rosberg, maybe others if memory serves but I'm not going to Google dozens of pages just to make that point. Hamilton himself acknowledges that his time at McLaren was troubled, that he was capable of putting in the fast laps but not always the full races. Worth remembering that Jensen was 10 years into his F1 career when he joined McLaren whereas Lewis was only 3 years in and that experience gap probably showed, Just my opinion of course. Btw I am a big fan of Lewis but Jensen has a special place in my heart, largely because I stopped watching F1 around the same time that Jensen's career started tailing off. The 2011 Canadian Grand Prix is a personal favourite for all those reasons. I wonder if Lewis will be motivated enough to try for three more F1 World Championships and whether that record could be matched. Who knows? 🙂

Truth!💯

Yeah, If finishing on the podium in the best car in Australia 2007 is a great moment

@@rorypinkney3169 that was his first ever f1 race and he jumped alonso. It is race very well mentioning but I think turkey 2020 or Japan 2007 should have been on here instead

yeah true when you have dominant car for 14 seasons.. 10 moment cant be enough

@@sumitblogs15 haha

I was thinking the same, i was waiting for that one...

We need an updated version in here of him dominating in the wet, when the so called wet master max is busy binning it. Turkey, Styria

The mclaren was literally the best car of the 2007 season though. Like, what are you smoking? The mclaren was better than the ferrari, AND they were spying on ferrari. They would've won the constructors, but they got disqualified due to the whole spying on ferrari debacle. It was the best car of the season. no real contest. These days drivers aren't put into a championship winning car in their rookie season, they spend a few seasons at a lower/midfield team before maybe just maybe being given a chance at a race winning seat. It's unfair to compare such things.

Why did you put NINE in caps?

@@doghat1619 they would've won constructors without spygat

@@Dustiercobra204 Exactly.😂🤣😂

@@phillipanjorin3567 I put spygat but you know what I mean lol

He's absolutely great

He already has become the greatest ever

we need mor fans like you

he doesn't have many more if any more records to take

Lemme guess, you used to say something along the lines of "its just the car"?

It is obvious you are a new F1 fan, saying that his statistics make him the greatest ever. Thats not how F1 works. Well, statistically he is, but he is not solely Responsible for it. Different car different stats, different team mate different stats, more competition from other teams different stats. It means many variables have influence on the stats. This is to differentiate to non-team sports like tennis or snooker, where the player is 100% responsible for succes. Please note the difference. I dont intend to downgrade his skill though :)

Tru

very true

t to da r to da u to da e *trueeeee*

Idk why people hate the Lewis fans

@@mohammed_the_train_spotter ikr

So far...

Because cheat 😂

@@userk_yt8977 cry more

@@userk_yt8977 How did he cheat??? and unlike Schumacher he doesn't purposely crash into people to win

@@userk_yt8977 troll

I can name at least 10 drivers who are more legend then he is

@@ml8022 what would be the point of that? besides, i doubt that you can name 10 drivers that are on this level. maybe 3 or 4.

still. it's pointless. you are just desperately trying to find reasons to devalue his achievements. that has nothing to do with a constructive discussion. that's just frustration

@@twentytwoedits2442 Steward, Moss, Fangio, Senna, Prost, Schumacher, Lauda, Mansell, Surtees, Brabham

@@ml8022 Okay, now how about the evidence that they are more legendary than Lewis? Without that, this is nothing more than the list of drivers that you personally think are more legendary. Basically, without facts to back up your claim, all you can actually do is give a worthless opinion, or worse, simply lie.

Respect for your honesty. I'm a fan of his racing ability, as for his fashion, celebrity status etc., I couldn't care less, but having watched F1 for almost 50 years, he's the greatest driver I've seen, and I've seen and admired Schumacher, Lauda, Hunt, Mansell, Senna, Prost, Stewart, Alonso, Vettel and so on.

@@robthornton6288 vettel 2013 was like Hamilton 2020. If you couldn’t pass him within the first corner, you’d have no chance

@@robthornton6288 Wow, I appreciate the opinion of older generation like you, not only are you a seasoned fan of F1 for decades, you have admired so many legends of the sports and you are able to compared these athletes of different generations without bias; also being civil about your opinion of LH lifestyle outside of his career is commendable. Thank you Sir

Man, I'm a huge fan

Nah haha

True. I assume this was a birthday tribute for him. They should have done a top 36.

@@redhotbeast254 Oh dude 36 moments for his 36st Bday is an excellent idea. They should hire you 😁

Really, while obviously there are great moments, as shown here, I would say that the what makes Hamilton one of the greatest is his consistency

@@joemannari4545 Oh yeah, the way he's powered through in pressure situations and kept his cool, you can't do justice to those moments in a short video

the age of the inters isnt even teh impressive part, its the fact he was on inters durign the heavy rain and the rest of the grid wasnt

I mean he is an amazing driver but people would lie if they said that it wasnt beacuse of his car.

@Vini Chenzo in 2008 and 2018 he had the second best car not the best and he still won, he's the only one who win in every year even 2009 where Mclaren was nowhere, yeah sure man it's the car...

@@vitoblazic2824 The Best driver on the grid, is always hired by the builders of the best car on the grid. It was so for Schumacher, for Senna, for Prost, etc. Hamilton's is no different. That's how F1 works. People don't say it was the car when it comes to these others.

@Vini Chenzo Mercedes wasn't the best car in 2017 and 2018. Ferrari was. Ferrari was dominant in first half of those seasons, and less dominant but still more powerful than Mercedes in the second half of those seasons. Yet, Lewis won both seasons. Also in 2008, McLaren wasn't the best car. Yet he won.

@Vini Chenzo Helmut Marko about Ferrari in 2017 "They had the fastest car"... 2018: Ferrari led the championship until Vettel started making all those mistakes.

facts!

It’s also missing Turkey 2020!

@@joncoles3480 Definitely! I think he is the best driver in the rain.

And then his horrible last lap in Abu Dhabi.

@@iamperplexed4695 the fact that people like you have freedom of speech is truly horrible

facts

Oky manz flowing

Lol

In another universe Is ThAt HaMiLtoN gOiNG SlowLy

underrated comment

Wish it rhymed....

@@jacobhanekamp2534 slowly importantly ? Does that rhyme

Hello

@Gillie Monger because back in the day you can run out on the track

I'm not British but they absolutely the greatest fans in history SILVERSTONE, and a remember a Mayweather vs Hatton fight and you'd swear you in Manchester whilst they were fighting in thw U.S of A....

A ruthless champion, still able to cultivate a halo of holiness and enlightenment around him. Very clever man indeed

Man I'm a Hamilton fan but did you really forget about Senna? Man had the entirety of the country screaming his name at the Brazilian GP

Truth!💯 They missed out a lot of F1 races and his junior category races too. He was awesome even in GP2!

@@Valentin_Lingenfox and here people we have a person who has a skull emptied than a perfect vacuum

@@raffayrafiq5531 who are you talking to? Your picture in your mirror

@@raffayrafiq5531 i only say my honest opinion and not simp for a baka

@@raffayrafiq5531 btw your writing is on point. Kappa

yep agreed

Yes i agree on his comment.

Agreed, you can’t compare drivers from different generations. It’s impossible. You have to look at there generation and it’s clear Schumacher and Lewis are the best of there’s. oh yea and don’t forget the incredible stats they both have

@@mil0_259 Michael was a cheat though. I'll admit he was as fast as anyone but he'll always have that cloud. Lewis is respected across the paddock, he races properly

Senna is easily up there as well

@@BongoBaggins micheal was a genius of f1. like senna have big big ego

That criticaster was a 2013 fernando alonso