Every Lewis Hamilton Race Win: Complete Chronological List
Lewis Hamilton stands alone at the pinnacle of Formula 1 history with a record 103 Grand Prix victories. This chronological list chronicles every single win, from his stunning rookie breakthrough in 2007 to his most recent triumphs, mapping the journey of the sport's most successful driver. Each victory is a chapter in a career defined by relentless speed, strategic brilliance, and an unwavering will to win.
The McLaren Years: The Prodigy's Rise (2007-2012)
Hamilton announced himself to the world with a sensational debut season at McLaren, challenging for the title as a rookie. His early career was marked by audacious overtakes and raw speed, securing 21 wins with the team that nurtured him from childhood.
2007 Season: A Historic Rookie Campaign
1. Canadian Grand Prix (Circuit Gilles Villeneuve) – June 10, 2007: Hamilton’s maiden F1 victory came in only his sixth race. He dominated from pole position, showcasing a maturity beyond his years and announcing his arrival as a future champion. For a deeper look at his rookie season, see our analysis of his first win in Canada.
2. United States Grand Prix (Indianapolis) – June 17, 2007
3. Hungarian Grand Prix (Hungaroring) – August 5, 2007
4. Japanese Grand Prix (Fuji Speedway) – September 30, 2007
5. Chinese Grand Prix (Shanghai) – October 7, 2007
2008 Season: The First Championship
6. Australian Grand Prix (Melbourne) – March 16, 2008
7. Monaco Grand Prix (Monte Carlo) – May 25, 2008
8. British Grand Prix (Silverstone) – July 6, 2008
9. German Grand Prix (Hockenheim) – July 20, 2008
10. Chinese Grand Prix (Shanghai) – October 19, 2008: A crucial win that set up his dramatic title decider in Brazil. The tension of that final race is captured in our feature on his first championship victory.
2009-2012: Consistent Excellence
Wins 11-21 came during a period of fluctuating competitiveness for McLaren. Highlights included a masterful drive in the wet at Silverstone in 2008 (win #8) and a commanding performance in Abu Dhabi in 2011. His final McLaren victory came at the 2012 United States Grand Prix in Austin, a fitting send-off before his career-defining move. Explore this entire phase in The McLaren Years: Hamilton's F1 Beginnings.
The Mercedes Era: Building a Dynasty (2013-2016)
Hamilton's switch to Mercedes in 2013 coincided with the dawn of the turbo-hybrid era, a partnership that would redefine F1 dominance. His first win for the Silver Arrows was a sign of things to come.
2013 Season: First Silver Arrow Victory
22. Hungarian Grand Prix (Hungaroring) – July 28, 2013: Hamilton’s first win for Mercedes, a strategic masterclass that demonstrated the team's growing potential.
2014 Season: Dominance Begins
23. Malaysian Grand Prix (Sepang) – March 30, 2014
24. Chinese Grand Prix (Shanghai) – April 20, 2014
25. Spanish Grand Prix (Catalunya) – May 11, 2014
26. British Grand Prix (Silverstone) – July 6, 2014
27. Italian Grand Prix (Monza) – September 7, 2014
28. Singapore Grand Prix (Marina Bay) – September 21, 2014
29. Japanese Grand Prix (Suzuka) – October 5, 2014
30. Russian Grand Prix (Sochi) – October 12, 2014 (inaugural race)
31. United States Grand Prix (COTA) – November 2, 2014
32. Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (Yas Marina) – November 23, 2014: A dominant victory to seal his second world championship. This season marked the start of an era, detailed in 2014 Championship: Hamilton's Dominant Return to the Top.
2015 Season: Sustained Supremacy
Wins 33-43 included ten victories, with highlights like a wet-weather masterclass at Silverstone. He secured the title with three races to spare.
2016 Season: Intense Internal Rivalry
Wins 44-53 featured another ten victories, including a stunning recovery drive in Monaco. Despite his efforts, he lost the title to teammate Nico Rosberg in the final round. The fierce competition is analyzed in Hamilton vs Rosberg: The Ultimate Teammate Rivalry.
Unprecedented Dominance and Records (2017-2020)
This period saw Hamilton reach unprecedented heights, breaking records and solidifying his legacy as one of the sport's all-time greats.
2017 & 2018 Seasons: Battling Ferrari
Wins 54-73: Over these two seasons, Hamilton secured 20 wins against a strong challenge from Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari. Key victories included a comeback win in Germany 2018 and a crushing wet-weather performance in Italy 2018. His ability to handle pressure was key, as explored in 2018 Championship: Responding to Ferrari Pressure.
2019 Season: Statistical Milestones
Wins 74-84: An 11-win season brought his sixth world title. He matched Alain Prost's win tally (51) with victory in Canada and surpassed it in France. His sustained excellence is reviewed in 2019 Championship: A Season of Sustained Excellence.
2020 Season: Equaling and Surpassing Schumacher
85. Austrian Grand Prix (Red Bull Ring) – July 5, 2020
... (Wins 86-90 followed)
91. Portuguese Grand Prix (Algarve) – October 25, 2020: A historic win that equaled Michael Schumacher's once-untouchable record of 91 Grand Prix victories.
92. Emilia Romagna Grand Prix (Imola) – November 1, 2020
93. Turkish Grand Prix (Istanbul Park) – November 15, 2020: A legendary drive in treacherous conditions to clinch his seventh world championship, matching Schumacher's title record. This landmark achievement is detailed by Formula 1's official coverage.
The Century and Beyond (2021-Present)
Hamilton entered rarefied air, breaking the 100-win barrier and continuing to compete at the highest level.
2021 Season: The Century and a Title Fight
94. Bahrain Grand Prix (Sakhir) – March 28, 2021
95. Spanish Grand Prix (Catalunya) – May 9, 2021
96. Portuguese Grand Prix (Algarve) – May 2, 2021
97. Spanish Grand Prix (Catalunya) – May 9, 2021
98. British Grand Prix (Silverstone) – July 18, 2021
99. Brazilian Grand Prix (Interlagos) – November 14, 2021: One of his greatest drives, charging from 10th on the grid to win.
100. Russian Grand Prix (Sochi) – September 26, 2021: Hamilton became the first driver to reach 100 Grand Prix wins, a landmark achievement in Sochi.
101. Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (Jeddah) – December 5, 2021
The intense battle with Max Verstappen that defined this season is broken down in our 2021 Championship: Tactical Breakdown of the Title Fight.
2022-2024: Adapting and Pushing Forward
With Mercedes struggling under new technical regulations, wins became elusive. However, Hamilton's consistency and podium finishes remained, proving his enduring class. His most recent victory to date is:
103. Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (Jeddah) – December 5, 2021.
Hamilton continues to add to his legacy of podium finishes and competitive performances, as analyzed in our 2023 Season: Hamilton's Return to Form and Podiums. For the latest statistical records and official data on his career, authoritative sources like StatsF1 provide comprehensive detail.
A Legacy in Numbers
This chronological journey through Lewis Hamilton's 103 race wins is more than a list; it is the story of a driver who has consistently evolved, overcome fierce rivals, and pushed his machinery to the limit for over 17 seasons. From the rookie sensation in a McLaren to the defining driver of the Mercedes hybrid era, each victory contributed to a statistical and sporting legacy that may never be matched. His record stands as a testament to a unique combination of speed, longevity, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.