Lewis Hamilton equalled Michael Schumacher's all-time Formula One record of 91 Grand Prix victories with a brilliant drive at the 2020 Eifel Grand Prix on Sunday.
The Mercedes star capitalized on a mistake by teammate and pole-sitter Valtteri Bottas, who suffered a power unit failure later in the race, to secure another crucial win.
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SubscribeMax Verstappen finished second for Red Bull Racing, while Renault's Daniel Ricciardo claimed his first podium finish since 2018 in third place.
In a touching post-race moment, Mick Schumacher presented Hamilton with one of his father's race-worn helmets from 2012 to commemorate the milestone achievement.
Historic Milestone Achieved at Nürburgring
The landmark race at the historic Nürburgring circuit delivered high drama as unpredictable weather and safety car periods shook up the grid.
Kimi Räikkönen broke the all-time record for most race starts with 323 appearances, surpassing Rubens Barrichello's long-standing milestone.
Meanwhile, Nico Hulkenberg delivered an impressive performance to finish eighth for Racing Point after stepping in as a late replacement for Lance Stroll.
Hamilton's victory extends his commanding lead in the drivers" championship standings as the season heads into its final stretch.