F1 German GP: Hamilton wins to equal Schumacher's record
Over Motorsports, Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton has ascended to a peak in his career after moving level with Michael Schumacher's all time record of Formula One Wins, with a victory at the German Grand Prix.
It was a tight race between the Brit and his teammate Valtteri Bottass before the 2nd Mercedes, who started the race from pole, had an engine problem at the Nurburgring. The 6-time world champion then comfortably took the checkered flag after 1 hour, 35 minutes and 49 seconds.
He was presented with one of Michael Schumacher's Formula 1 Race Helmets after equaling his record of 91 Grand Prix victories. In addition, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen finished 2nd, 4 seconds behind Hamilton, while Daniel Ricardo secured his 1st podium for Renault, after finishing 3rd.
With 6 races to go, Hamilton sits at the top of the driver's standings with 230 points, with Bottass and Verstappen pursuing him with 161 and 147 points respectively.
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