A truly special weekend unfolds at Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace Interlagos as Lewis Hamilton prepares to make his landmark 400th Formula 1 start. Arriving in Sao Paulo with 399 race starts, 106 victories, and seven world championships under his belt, the milestone places the star driver among a very elite group in motorsport history.
The British driver, now racing for Scuderia Ferrari, follows in the footsteps of rival Fernando Alonso in reaching the four-hundred grand prix weekend barrier. Over two decades at the pinnacle of motorsport, he has crafted a legendary resume spanning varying eras, fierce weather conditions, and epic wheel-to-wheel battles against top-tier competitors like Max Verstappen.
Among his standout masterclasses is the dominant display at the 2008 British Grand Prix, where torrential rain at Silverstone caused widespread chaos while he cruised to a legendary win. Another breathtaking chapter was written at Interlagos in 2021, recovering from qualifying disqualification and grid penalties to charge through the field from tenth on the grid.

Strategic brilliance defined his drive at the 2020 Turkish Grand Prix, expertly nursing a single set of intermediate tires for fifty laps on a drying surface to seal world title number seven. More recently, an emotional triumph at Silverstone broke a prolonged winless streak, cementing his status as the driver with the most victories at a single venue.
As the motorsport community gathers in Brazil to witness this historic milestone, the debate over which performance truly defines his illustrious career continues to capture the imagination of racing fans worldwide.



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