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LEWIS HAMILTON BEATS THE RECORD OF MOST PODIUMS IN FORMULA 1, PREVIOUSLY HELD BY LEWIS HAMILTON ...

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Posted March 15, 2026

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Sera, known as @CUNTCEDES on X, is a passionate Formula 1 fan account focused on Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes with a humorous, irreverent style often using playful profanity. Their content mixes memes, hype posts, and sharp commentary on F1 events, gaining traction among fans for its bold, unfiltered takes. Credibility stems from timely reactions to races rather than official journalism, making it engaging but fan-driven.

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The post humorously celebrates Lewis Hamilton breaking his own record for the most podiums in Formula 1 history, now at 203 podiums after a recent race with Ferrari. It highlights his transition from Mercedes to Ferrari in 2025 and his ongoing dominance in career stats like wins and poles. Key themes include Hamilton's unparalleled longevity and self-surpassing achievements, with the ironic phrasing emphasizing how he continually resets his own benchmarks.

🔥Why It's Trending

This post is trending due to Hamilton's fresh podium achievement in the early 2026 season, likely the Chinese Grand Prix, pushing his record to 203 and sparking fan excitement. The timing aligns with recent race highlights where he secured his first Ferrari podium, amplifying discussions on his legacy. Its viral, witty phrasing resonates amid F1's growing social media buzz around record-breaking moments.

💡Fun Facts

1Lewis Hamilton holds the all-time record for most F1 podiums at 203, surpassing his previous mark.
2He has a joint-record seven World Drivers' Championships, tied with Michael Schumacher.
3Hamilton boasts 105 career wins and 104 pole positions, both all-time records.
4In 2026, driving for Ferrari, he has already notched 1 podium in 2 Grand Prix races.
5Hamilton joined Ferrari in 2025 after 12 seasons with Mercedes, fulfilling a long-dreamed move.