Gallery: All of Hamilton's F1 race wins
On this day in 2007, Lewis Hamilton made his Formula 1 debut as a fresh-faced 22-year-old. Thirteen years on, he is inching closer to one of Michael Schumacher's long-standing records of grand prix wins, with 84 victories in 250 race starts.
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