Hamilton stands as the most decorated driver in F1 history, having equalled Ferrari icon Michael Schumacher’s long-standing record of seven World Championships in 2020 before be

Lewis Hamilton has previously revealed that he sports the No. 44 on his car for sentimental reasons. The seven-time Formula One world champion has had the number since the sport introduced permanent digits on vehicles in 2014.

Lewis Hamilton has held "concrete talks" about investing in MotoGP outfit KTM, according to the brand's boss. Hamilton, the most successful Formula 1 driver of all time, with seven world titles and 105 race victories,

Lewis Hamilton is in "concrete discussions" to invest in KTM's MotoGP team, as the Austrian manufacturer faces financial difficulties that could threaten its motorsport future. KTM's motorsport director Pit Beirer has confirmed talks with the seven-time Formula 1 champion's management team about potential investment in the racing outfit.

It is no secret that Lewis Hamilton has a natural love for speed, whether they come in four or two wheels, for that matter. In fact, once linked to a potential purchase of the Ducati MotoGP satellite team,