Lewis Hamilton ended a 945-day victory drought by winning the British Grand Prix, setting various new F1 records in the process. Despite already being the most successful driver of all time, Hamilton showed unusual emotion after the race. The win at Silverstone ended 56 races without a victory since December 5th, 2021, with Max Verstappen dominating in his absence. Hamilton's ninth win at the British GP set a new record for most wins at a single grand prix, surpassing his own and Michael Schumacher's previous record. This victory was just one of many records Hamilton broke, highlighting his continued dominance in the sport. With new records being added to his already impressive CV, Hamilton's legacy as one of the greatest drivers in F1 history is further solidified.