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Lewis Hamilton now holds yet another F1 record, leaving behind a joint-record with Michael Schumacher.
Despite Lewis Hamilton receiving a five-second time penalty for repeated corner cutting in the Singapore Grand Prix, he broke an all-time F1 record.
Hamilton’s impressive performance saw him set the fastest lap in Singapore, despite facing challenges and ultimately finishing in eighth place due to the penalty.
This achievement marked Hamilton’s 16th consecutive season of setting the fastest lap, surpassing the previous record he shared with Schumacher.
The British driver’s dominance in setting fastest laps has been consistent throughout his career, with 18 total seasons of achieving this feat.
While Schumacher still holds the record for the most fastest laps overall, Hamilton’s success with Mercedes continues to showcase his remarkable talent on the track.
