Lewis Hamilton continued his ascent to the very top of the highest peak in Formula 1 in 2021 as well. It’s very well known that at the top of that peak resides the German legend Michael Schumacher, But over the course of the past few seasons, Hamilton has come closer and closer to the very top.

Hamilton registered his 100th race win this season and ended this season with his tally at 103 wins and 103 poles. The Mercedes driver missed out on overtaking Schumacher’s record seven world titles this year.

But in the coming season, Hamilton can not only surpass that record by winning title number eight but he can also break a whole host of other records too.

The Records of Michael Schumacher that Lewis Hamilton Can Break in 2022

Race Wins in Consecutive Years

Michael Schumacher recorded a race win for 15 straight seasons in his career. With his win in Bahrain in 2021, Hamilton matched that tally, something he can easily overtake in the next season.

Most Wins at the Same Track

The German holds the joint record of most wins at the same track, with eight race wins in the French GP. And eight is the same number of wins that Hamilton has at Hungaroring and Silverstone. Both the races are on the calendar in 2022.

Most Races for the Same Team

Between 1996 to 2006, Michael Schumacher raced for Ferrari a total of 180 times.

So far, Lewis Hamilton’s tally is 178 races with Mercedes, a record that will automatically tumble in the third race of the 2022 season.

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Podium Finishes in a Row

From Indianapolis in 2001 to Suzuka in 2002, Schumacher got on the podium a record 19 times in a row. Hamilton’s numbers in the same context are 16 podiums in a row, and one shouldn’t rule out a record 20 podiums in a row for him.

Most World Titles

The big one. Lewis Hamilton came incredibly close to winning his eighth title this season but lost out in an incredibly cruel fashion. Nevertheless, the Briton will charge again in 2022.

And if he manages to win the eighth, that would seal his name, statistically at least, as the greatest driver in F1 history.

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