The race is on, and Lewis Hamilton made history in the Eiffel Grand Prix at the Nuremberg

ring by taking his 91st Grand Prix victory, equalling Michael Schumacher's record

Formula One race wins, and in doing so, he's got one hand on the world championship,

thanks to Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas's retirement one hand on the world championship, thanks to Mercedes

teammate Valtteri Bottas's retirement. I'm Ed's Draw, and joining me on a day that will go down

in history, a Mark Hughes and Scott Mitchell. Mark, hello, 91. That's a big number, isn't it? I mean,

you've covered every single one, I think, of Hamilton's victories. It's just amazing when you stand back and think about it, isn't it?

Yeah, 91 in 13, 13 years.

So, yeah, I just, as Daniel Ricciardo was talking about it and saying,

I just can't even conceive that number, you know, how many races that, that's like five years solid, even if you won them all.

You thought that sort of scale.

It's, yeah, it's just immense, isn't it?

Yeah, just one of those amazing achievements.

I must admit, I think it was one of those records we never thought we broke.

And Scott Mitchell, as ever, you are watching on from Stockholm. And obviously,

yeah, you've covered a few less of Hamilton's victories, but it's been plenty of them while you've

been covering Formula One. And these days are kind of magical, aren't they? Because even though,

you know, you're not cheering anyone on, but whenever anyone one of these records it is it is great to

have the chance to be kind of involved yeah i think um i i understand why sort of the domination is

is sort of stale especially if you're watching as a fan um i'm sure when michael was racking up

the majority of his 91 wins a lot of the people who were watching that at the time were sort of thinking,

I'd really like it if he would stop doing this.

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