F1 driver ends the 15 -year -old record in 239 races to ruin the Silverston Louis Louis Hamilton Line

Lewis Hamilton has officially endured his longest expectation for a podium in Formula 1 – but Nico Hallneberg could celebrate the first three points.

19 years old, Halconberg made the Silverstone population happy with his first F1 podium at the British Grand Prix.

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The Sauber Racer, who played his first game at Elite Motorsport in 2010, was the driver who starts the most without a podium.

The German, which has reached a polar position and two fast rounds in its F1, has already ended the fourth three times.

Halconberg won a low score of third in the Grands 2012 and 2016 award, as well as the GP of Korea 2013.

His 593 was the most driver in the F1 date without a win/podium.

However, Halconberg finally won its 239th match to finish the first Sauber tribune from the Japanese Grand Prix in 2012, when Sergio Perez passed second in the line.

By doing this, he made sure Hamilton now expect his longest expectation for a Tribune in their first year in their Ferrari

The 40 -year -old has been standing on a Grand Prix Tribune since its runner -up in 14 matches in Las Vegas.

With the victory of the Chinese Sprint, Hamilton has worked largely in the mainstream of his new team so far in 2025.

Failure to cross the line as one of England’s top three goals on Sunday is the 14th consecutive tribune for the UK.

Similarly, his longest performance is without one, which was achieved between 2023 Sao Paulo and the Spanish 2024 Grand Prix.

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The most successful Silverston driver, who succeeded in school for the ninth time last year, was in the Tribune in GP, ​​England, due to his 11 consecutive home matches.

Hamilton’s skill in a rainy Silverstone failed to repeat the scenes of his first victory in the British Grand Prix, and climbed the fourth on the network to cross the chess flag for McLaren in 2008.

Hamilton has to wait for another six years for home victory, but his move to Mercedes began to fully dominate.

Between 2014 and 2021, Hamilton won eight in Silverstone Seven, and Sebastian Vettel won the only match in 2018.

Last year, a stoning competitor won in Silverston to win his first victory in 900 days and put him in tears.

“For the first time for the first time Renault (race) and 2007, I think this is probably the only time I have ever heard the crowd on the car,” Hamilton said.

“So this is very special.”

Responding to the question of how much home fans are worth the time, “I think it is difficult to determine the quantity.

“I think in general the crowd only raises you and the whole team, and this kind of floating feeling – when you come here – there is a positive energy that everyone brings.

“Just seeing a lot of flags and many hats and people that support us really helps out of the corner.”