Beyond the roar of the Grand Prix crowds and the gleam of his seven World Championship trophies, Sir Lewis Hamilton indulges a passion that rivals his love for racing: an impeccable collection of automotive royalty. With a combined value soaring past an astonishing £13 million, the Mercedes driver's private garage is a sanctuary of speed, design, and history.
This isn't merely a set of vehicles; it's a curated museum of modern motoring excellence. The crown jewels of his collection include the ferocious Pagani Zonda 760 LH, a car specifically tailored for him by the Italian marque, and the iconic 1966 Shelby 427 Cobra, a piece of American muscle history.
The Hypercar He Helped Create
Perhaps the most significant car in his possession is the Mercedes-AMG Project One. This road-legal machine harnesses Formula 1 hybrid technology from his championship-winning car, blurring the line between track and tarmac. Owning this hypercar represents the culmination of his deep collaboration with Mercedes-AMG, a testament to his influence on and off the track.
More Than Just Metal
Hamilton's collection reflects a diverse taste, showcasing not just raw power but also artistic design and vintage charm. Alongside the modern hypercars sit classic treasures, each with a unique story. This assemblage reveals a side of the champion often hidden by his race helmet—a connoisseur with a deep appreciation for automotive art and engineering.
For Hamilton, these cars are clearly more than just assets; they are a personal retreat and a source of inspiration, offering a different kind of drive from the high-pressure world of Formula 1.
