Lewis Hamilton, Championship Formula 1 Driver

We in America have to stop being so sad, I never heard of this brother he is like Micheal Jordan of racing. More wins than anybody in Formula 1 racing. He is tied with the all-time winner,  Hew is still racing. When you are black and British that counts. We should be hearing about this brother all around the world. This is a big deal. Like Tiger woods he at the top of his game and because he is British we don’t know his name. We gotta get better. He is a beast in this sport and he has all the skills he needs. How much is Lewis Hamilton Worth? Lewis Hamilton Net Worth: Lewis Hamilton is a British Formula 1 racing driver for the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula 1 Team who has a net worth of $285 million. Hamilton is widely regarded as one of the greatest drivers in the history of the sport. In America they like isolating black people; they only show singers, rappers, and athletes in this country who are black and successful.

280 Million dollars Still active driver.

Lewis Hamilton is second to Michael Schumacher in racing successes, he currently is a Mercedes driver and Lewis Hamilton is Britain’s richest young sportsman, and his on-track ability, good looks, and a string of famous girlfriends have cemented his earning potential.

With an estimated net worth of $280 million, Hamilton is one of the most lucrative and marketable drivers ever and boasts endorsement deals with L’Oreal, Monster Energy, Reebok, and Santander among others.

 Micheal Schumacher Of course, the top spot on the list has to be reserved for Michael Schumacher, who came out of retirement in 2009 to race for Mercedes but who is most noted for his record career with Ferrari.

At one point Schumacher was the second highest-earning sports star in the world with half of his earnings coming directly from Ferrari, while in 2005 Euro Business magazine named him as the world’s first billionaire athlete.

The most decorated Formula 1 driver in history, he holds the records for the most career wins, the most wins in a season, the most career pole positions, the most consecutive world championships, the most consecutive race wins, and many, many more.

A significant portion of his net worth has come from advertising, with German financial services company Deutsche Vermögensberatung paying him $8 million just to wear a 10 x 8-centimeter advertisement on his baseball cap.

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