stormybadger8 said:It’s not like they’re being that obnoxious, really...
There are way too many Lewis Hamilton fans out there acting absolutely delusional.
Honestly, it’s pretty embarrassing for Lewis. People aren't giving him credit where it's due, but let's be real—over those 244 starts, he was driving one of the top three cars on the grid at the absolute worst. Is that really something to brag about?
For most of them—and I mean by a landslide—there was never even a question about it. They were driving the absolute best car on the grid. No doubt about it.
Let’s be real: Lewis had a car that wasn't just built for winning races or grabbing poles. It was on a whole different level.
I mean, talk about total domination! We're looking at a Grand Slam streak that just won't quit—covering every single race from 2014 all the way up to this season's summer break. That is 112 races in a row. Can you even wrap your head around that?☕
Go ahead and crunch all the stats you want... see if that changes anything.
If you throw in his runs during 2007 and 2008, plus those stretches between 2009 and 2013 where the McLaren was absolutely lethal and always fighting for wins, you’re easily looking at at least 150 races where he was sitting in the fastest car on the grid. Seriously, how can you argue with those numbers?
Even now, even when everyone is suddenly claiming out of nowhere that this car is "slow," it’s still right up there with Ferrari. It's totally on par. Honestly, you can absolutely win a race in this thing!
It’s not like Williams is actually that bad just because Lewis Hamilton is tearing up. 🙄
Sure thing, buddy, no problem at all. But just think about it for a second—isn't it kind of embarrassing for your favorite driver? I mean, besides that one full season, he’s spent his entire career driving a top-three car, yet his win percentage is still way lower than Lewis Hamilton's. Just look at the numbers!
22.65%.
Let's just narrow this down to the top two cars, shall we? Because let’s be real—Ferrari hasn't been the one since 2015, back when Sebastian Vettel moved over there. Just look at how badly he struggled after that. That's your words, not mine! 🤷):
96 starts under his belt!
14 wins, that's about 14.74%.Meanwhile, look at Hamilton: he’s already hit 96 starts!
48 wins, 50% win rate. Can you believe that?Go ahead and ignore the stats all you want... but they don't lie.
darkmarlin16 said:Let’s be real, MSCH actually has a better percentage. That comeback of his just totally trashed his average. He really shouldn't have let that happen.
Exactly. Without that last comeback, he’s sitting at 243 starts, 91 wins, and a 37.45% win rate. That's just a hair better than Lewis Hamilton's 33.20%, but I guess if we're listening to our esteemed colleague TBF1D, even that is considered "shameful." Meanwhile, Vettel stands out with his 22.65% and somehow he's above everyone else? So anyone actually more successful than him is just a disgrace? Give me a break.