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Lewis Hamilton is a British Formula One racing driver who is presently under a contract with a pro team, Mercedes AMG Petronas. In his debut season in 2007, Lewis lost the World Championship by just a single point, and that feat established him as one of the best racing talents to look out for. Just to put it simply, Lewis hasn't disappointed. He has gone on to become one of the top F1 racers in the world and in his highly successful career he has managed to win three World Championships. He is known as an all*rounder on the track and there is hardly an aspect of Formula 1 racing where he doesn't excel. He has been the most successful British Formula one driver of all times, with the most number of career points, and most number of victories in different circuits. He also has set the set the record for most wins in a single season without being victorious in the World Championship in 2016. Hamilton keeps growing as a racer and is already standing amongst the greatest Formula One drivers of all time and draws constant comparisons to the ace racer, Michael Schumacher.

Danica Patrick is an American car racing driver and the first woman to win an IndyCar championship event. She is considered to be one of the most successful women auto racers and was named the Rookie of the Year for both the 2005 Indianapolis 500 and the 2005 IndyCar Series season. Born in Wisconsin, her racing began at the age of 10 with kart racing in her hometown and after achieving national success in her teens, she dropped out of high school to advance her racing career. She traveled to England where she raced in Formula Fords and was placed second, the best-ever finish for an American in the event. Later, she returned to the United States and signed her first U.S. Indy-car racing contract. Subsequently, she qualified for the Indianapolis 500, becoming only the fourth woman to do so in the history of auto car racing. She became the first woman to lead the classic race and led a total of 19 laps, eventually finishing at the fourth position. She joined the Andretti Autosport team in 2007 and the following year, she secured the first big win of her career and became the first woman to win an IndyCar championship event. Apart from being a car racing driver, she is also a model and an advertising spokeswoman

Ralph Dale Earnhardt Junior, more popularly known by the name Junior among his peers, is a racing car driver and team owner. Being born in probably the most well known and respected American family in the car racing circuit, he had his aim fixed since his early childhood. He grew up watching his father, Dale Earnhardt, a NASCAR hall of fame member, as he succeeded in rocking the American NASCAR sport industry with his enigmatic personality and unmatchable driving skills. Dale Jr.'s perpetual success in Daytona International Speedway has earned him the tag ˜pied piper of Daytona'. He has won numerous other awards throughout his successful career. Dale Jr. has earned the ˜most popular driver' award consecutively from 2003-16, 14 times in total, which swiftly sets him apart from almost all his contemporaries, cementing his place as the most looked upon stock car racing champion active today. However, despite winning several competitions, he is yet to become official the #1 ranked champion, and most of his fame still comes from his father's grand legacy.

Dominant Formula One driver who won four straight World Championships from 2010 to 2013.

Dutch race car driver who won more races than any other driver in FIA European Formula 3 Championship in 2013. He made his Formula One debut with the Red Bull Junior Team in August 2014.

Jeff Gordon is an American stock car driver and was only five years old when he first performed laps on a rudimentary racetrack. Inspired from a very young age to be the best in everything he endeavored, racing came to him naturally and he embraced this gift with great zeal. He is best-known as the four-time NASCAR Cup Series winner and the four-time Brickyard 400 winner. Jeff Gordon is the perfect amalgam of resolve, hard work and years of experience who has managed to achieve an unequaled roster of triumphs. The young man from California, who had dreams of ˜making it big' in his life, jumped behind the wheel and his competitive spirit quickly kindled. While other kids from California dreamt of playing with toys and went to loud, vibrant theme parks, Jeff, at just six years of age, won 35 main events and set numerous track records, which now speaks volumes about his talent and passion. From winning the illustrious Winston Cup title to the Rookie of the Year award and the Daytona title, Gordon has come a long way in the world of speed. Today, his track wins have made him a multi-millionaire and he modestly attributes his success to the fact that his parents stood by him. Scroll further to learn more about this intriguing sports personality and his inspiring life story.

Legendary Winston Cup NASCAR driver in the 1980s and 1990s. He won seven Winston Cup Series Championships as well as the 1998 Daytona 500.

Michael Schumacher is a famous 'Formula One' racer who developed a passion for the sport at a very young age. Though his parents were not well-off, they did everything they could to support him financially and emotionally. By the age of fourteen, the young boy showed an innate talent for racing, competing and winning in numerous junior championships. By the age of twenty-two, he had proved his mettle, and was signed on by the 'Jordan Grand Prix' racing team, to compete in the prestigious 'Formula One' championship. For almost 15 years, the driver had participated in the championships, carving a niche for himself in the racing circuit. He has teamed up big names like 'Benetton Ford', 'Mercedes', and 'Ferrari', being the face of the latter for more than ten years. He has won the 'Formula One' championship on seven occasions, scoring high points in almost all the races of each season. After 15 years of racing, he retired for a brief period before making a short-lived reappearance. After his second retirement he settled down in Switzerland with his family. Recently, he suffered a massive head injury while skiing, resulting in paralysis and memory loss, and was put into an externally induced coma to help him cope with the trauma. According to reports, he has regained consciousness, but is still recovering

Race car driver who made his Formula One debut with Minardi in 2001.

Formula One driver who won the Canadian Grand Prix in 2014. He placed third in the Mexican Grand Prix in 2016.

American race car driver who began his NASCAR career in 2013. He was a 2014 NASCAR XFINITY Series Champion, named the 2014 Sunoco Rookie of the Year, and named the 2014 Series Most Popular Driver. He'd later begin competing for Monster Energy in 2015.

Finnish Formula One driver who won the Formula One World Championship in 2007. He's raced for Ferrari, McLaren, and Lotus and at one point was estimated to be making more than $50 million per year.