F1i compares Lewis Hamilton's F1 statistics with those of Alain Prost and Michael Schumacher after matching Prost's total of 51 race victories
Lewis Hamilton's victory in the Mexican Grand Prix was his 51st win in F1, bringing him level with Alain Prost in second place in the all-time winners list, behind only Michael Schumacher who amassed 91 wins.
You may remember we compared the three drivers at the age of 31 earlier this season, but where does Hamilton stack up against Prost and Schumacher in terms of overall statistics after each driver took their 51st victory?
Hamilton might be about to see a fourth world title slip through his fingers as Nico Rosberg can wrap up this year's championship in Brazil, but he is already assured of his place among the all-time greats as these statistics continue to show.
Hamilton v Prost v Schumacher
Race starts to reach 51 wins
Schumacher: 156
Prost: 193
Hamilton: 186
Age at 51 wins
Schumacher: 32
Prost: 38
Hamilton: 31
Win percentage at 51 wins
Schumacher: 32.70%
Prost: 26.42%
Hamilton: 27.42%
Championships won by 51st victory
Schumacher: 4
Prost: 3
Hamilton: 3
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Final career statistics
Race starts
Schumacher: 306
Prost: 199
Wins
Schumacher: 91
Prost: 51
Win percentage
Schumacher: 29.74%
Prost: 25.63%
Podiums (excluding wins)
Schumacher: 64
Prost: 55
Championships
Schumacher: 7
Prost: 4
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