Lewis Hamilton has yet another accolade to add to his collection after becoming the British driver with the longest Formula 1 career in the sport's history.
The 2024 Canadian Grand Prix also marked 17 years to the day since Hamilton won his first F1 race at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
After overtaking fellow countryman and former team-mateJenson Button, Hamilton now sets an impressive precedent for younger British drivers such as current team-mate George Russell and McLaren's Lando Norris.
Despite being a momentous weekend for the seven-time world champion, Mercedes are yet to publicly acknowledge their driver's accomplishment.
The British driver had a disappointing weekend in Canadathis time around, narrowly missing out on a podium to Russell, despite the Silver Arrows looking much improved in qualifying.
Hamilton still has a long way to go before taking the top spot for the lengthiest career overall, which of course belongs to Fernando Alonso.
Fans criticise Mercedes over controversial socials
To this day, McLaren celebrates Lewis’ achievements and honours his story because they know and recognise it’s also theirs. You would think that a team that is home to majority of his success would, at the very least, have the same desire to celebrate such a high-calibre driver.
This comes as the F1 team's Twitter account made a second error on the same weekend. This time around, fans accused the admin of seemingly ignoring Hamilton's trophy, which was earned earlier this season after a podium finish at the sprint race in China.
The official Mercedes account responded to the backlash following their post after the team's Canadian Grand Prix success.
It’s shocking how @MercedesAMGF1 keeps ignoring Lewis and what he did and does for them. What is this?!? Also while we are at it where are the Singapore podium pics? pic.twitter.com/mzcGtYM4rj