To celebrate triple world champion Lewis Hamilton turning 32 today, we rank his 10 seasons in Formula One from worst to first.
In 2007, a young driver from Stevenage burst onto the F1 scene and took the sport by storm. His maiden season would end in disappointment, however, as he missed out on winning the championship by a solitary point.
He bounced back brilliantly in 2008 as he took five wins on his way to becoming McLaren’s first Drivers’ champion since Mika Hakkinen and stayed with the British team for four further seasons. Despite taking 12 wins and 13 pole positions, a second championship eluded him.
Consequently, he made the brave switch to Mercedes for the 2013 season and it certainly paid off when the hybrid era began with 31 wins in just three years and two further Drivers’ championships.
But which year witnessed Hamilton at his best? Click below to find out how we ranked the 32-year-old’s seasons in F1 so far…
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