Lewis Hamilton could match Michael Schumacher's record of 91 Formula One victories at the Italian Grand Prix and surpass it at Ferrari's 1,000th race, set to be held at a circuit owned by the Italian team. Editor's Picks Hamilton critical of F1 and rivals for 'rushed' anti-racism message Mercedes driver Hamilton claimed an 86th win at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday, his second victory in a row, to move into the lead of the championship. He is second on the all-time winners list behind Schumacher, who claimed the majority of his wins and five of his seven championships for Ferrari between 1996 and 2006. How Verstappen went from zero to hero at the Hungarian GP A look at Max Versappen's...
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