Lewis Hamilton: The Winning Formula

In the current Formula 1, in which the results are negotiated between two teams at the expense of regulations, I understand the anger of those who really like motorsports. I was also disillusioned since the negotiation communication was shown in the broadcast to space from all over the world. And I even understand who doesn't like Lewis Hamilton. Personally I think he is one of the most gifted F1 drivers ever. But this documentary should not be seen and classified as a fan or not of Lewis Hamilton. But as a documentary as a whole and as such I don't understand such a low rating in a very interesting documentary. I liked.

I have been Mclaren fan since 2006, so of course I've watched Lewis since he started and I have to say I really don't understand this - Lewis was backed by Ron from a young age (13 I think). Yes he came from a poorer class than the rest of the field, but that's nothing compared to how Checo or Ocon got to where they are now. I get that sometimes he gets racist abuse from a small amount of Max fans but both he, his fanbase and even Mercedes for crying out loud exacerbate all of it by making out he gets death threats. Whereas people who actually have had death threats were Timo Glock after what happened in Brazil 2008 and quite recently Latifi of which those incidents where NONE of their faults.

There's not a lot of new information in here for anyone who's already following F1 or the World Champion and the few interviewees they have featured in this doc do tend to keep repeating the same lap over and over, but it's still a half decent insight into the life of one of the best British drivers there will ever be.

Whether you like Lewis Hamilton or not, this is a good, well produced documentary. It's a shame that many people have rated this based on their opinion of the driver rather than whether it is a good film. I'd even hazard to guess that many have even watched it and are holding petty resentment

Whatever your personal views, no one can argue that Lewis is one of the most successful drivers of all time and this is a good exploration of his entry into and his ups and downs in his F1 career. If you're a an F1 fan and can appreciate talent regardless of who you support, you'll enjoy this.

I definitely prefer documentaries like this that cover the facts rather than over-produced 'docu' dramas like Drive to Survive.

If you enjoy Formula One and are a true fan, be sure to check out this documentary. If you liked the Netflix show, Drive to Survive, also check this one out.