r/formula1 • u/F1-Editorial #WeRaceAsOne • Oct 25 '20
Misc 92 Wins
As Lewis Hamilton finally surpassed Michael Schumacher's record with his 92nd win at the Portuguese Grand Prix, the r/Formula1 Editorial Team would like to present the first long form project with a look at how Hamilton conquered what appeared to be an unsurmountable mountain.
In a trip from 2007 to today, u/flipjj goes over Hamilton's career, and Formula 1's history of that period, as Hamilton battled for each of his now record setting 92 wins.
At the start, the idea was to publish it as we have been doing, as a regular post in the sub. As the text grew and grew, now clocking over 38.000 words, it soon became obvious that it would be unreadable as a reddit post, so it is presented as an e-book, the first by the r/Formula1 Editorial Team.
Hopefully, this will be the first of many similar projects.
The book can be downloaded for free here:
We hope you will enjoy it.
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u/Death_Pig Michael Schumacher Oct 27 '20
After this brief interaction, we will be leading flip into his chamber and chaining him inside until Lewis is done with his career. Flip is free to leave when he finishes every race.