Thank you all for following the Eifel Grand Prix with us. Find the report, reactions and analyzes in AUTOhebdo, from Monday evening in digital version and on Wednesday on newsstands.

Remember that Kimi Raikkonen broke the record for the number of Grand Prix starts, 323.

Hamilton “I don’t know what to say. When you grow up watching someone play video games, you never imagine getting close to records.. It's going to take time to realize that. A huge thank you for this gift. »  

Mick Schumacher, the son of Michael Schumacher, comes to offer one of the Red Baron's old helmets.

Lewis Hamilton: “A good start, I was able to get close to Valtteri, I tried to leave room, he passed again but I was impressed by his turn. I then wanted to manage my tires and then attack. Max could have had his chance at the restart. It was not easy. »

Daniel Ricciardo: “It's been a long time, I feel like I'm celebrating my first podium, the feeling is nice, I'm so happy! Cyril Abiteboul's tattoo is a real bet, probably something related to me and a German touch..."

Max Verstappen: “Overall it was a good race, they were still a little too fast for us, I wanted to try my luck but I couldn't do anything. The track was very cold at the restart, I didn't understand why the safety car remained on the track, it was dangerous. »

The arrival of Lewis Hamilton:

Max Verstappen set the fastest lap of the race on the last loop!

T60: Lewis Hamilton begins his final lap

T59: new best lap for Lewis Hamilton, 1'28"145.

T58: best personal lap for Sergio Pérez but he risks being too short to beat Ricciardo.

T57: Romain Grosjean should score his first points this season. The last ones date back to the 2019 German Grand Prix.

T56: five rounds left! Lewis Hamilton heads to victory and Daniel Ricciardo to the podium.

T54: Daniel Ricciardo now has a 1”6 lead with his Renault over Sergio Pérez.

T53: the record falls with each lap with 1'28"257 now.

T52: Racing Point is the only team to have two drivers in the points with Pérez 4th and Hulkenberg 8th. A great operation in the race for third place among manufacturers.

T52: Lewis Hamilton beats the circuit record in 1'28"487. It was previously owned by Michael Schumacher.