Lewis Hamilton won his fifth Formula One world championship in Mexico on Sunday.

The following details the Mercedes driver's career to date in
numbers:

1 - Hamilton's first race was in Australia on March 18,
2007, with McLaren. He finished third.

5 - The number of F1 championships won. In 2008 with McLaren
and 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2018 with Mercedes.

11 - Most wins in a single season (in 2014).

16 - Successive podium finishes (2014/15).

22 - Hamilton's age when he made his debut.

23 - Hamilton became the youngest ever world champion at 23
years and 301 days in 2008. That record is now held by Sebastian
Vettel, who won the 2010 title aged 23 and 134 days.

33 - The record number of successive points finishes, a run
that ended with retirement in Austria in June 2018.

44 - The number on Hamilton's car, which he has used since
his junior career.

50 - wins for Mercedes since he joined in 2013.

71 - The number of wins Hamilton has racked up, more than
any driver apart from Michael Schumacher (91). The first win was
in Canada in June, 2007.

81 - The all-time record number of pole positions Hamilton
has achieved. His first pole came at the 2007 Canadian Grand
Prix.

132 - Hamilton has finished on the podium 132 times.

227 - Races started. Hamilton is the only driver to have won
at least one race in every season he has competed.