Lewis Hamilton is arguably one of the greatest drivers in Formula One history. With seven world titles, it’s hard to ignore his credentials to be called the “Greatest of All Time” in F1.

The Briton consistently draws comparisons with F1 legend Michael Schumacher, having equaled his world championships last season. The debate between the two seems to have no end, with both drivers having convincing arguments to be termed the best. A former team boss gave his two cents on which of the two drivers is the best.

For me, it’s Lewis Hamilton: Eddie Jordan

Eddie Jordan founded the Jordan Grand Prix team in 1991, which functioned till 2005. His team gave the legendary Michael Schumacher his debut in F1, before he moved to Benetton.

Recently, the 73-year-old gave his verdict on who he considers the best between Hamilton and Schumacher. Surprisingly, though, the founder of Jordan Grand Prix believes Hamilton wins the argument for him.

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The Irishman said, “Both are unique, so it makes me almost schizophrenic to have to choose a winner, but I’m going for Hamilton.”

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Jordan points out issues during Schumacher’s title wins

Eddie Jordan pointed out key issues that cropped up during Schumacher’s reign, which, he believes, helped in his decision between the two drivers.

He said, “I still remember how much Michael suffered when Benetton was accused of using a banned traction control system in 1994. And his time at Ferrari didn’t go entirely without someone pointing the finger at the team either.”

With Hamilton leading the championship this season, he has every chance of bettering the German’s tally. However, Red Bull, and Max Verstappen are ready to push the Briton all the way to the end in 2021.

Can an eighth world title end the debate once and for all?