| 2010 |
Vodafone McLaren Mercedes |
| 2009 |
Vodafone McLaren Mercedes: fifth in the drivers' championship (49 points, two wins - in Hungary, and Singapore). After an uncompetitive start to the season, the team’s engineers unlock the car’s potential mid-season and Lewis takes victories in Hungary and Singapore. He continues to fight competitively until the end of the season, taking pole position at the last race of the year in Abu Dhabi adding to his total tally of four pole positions and five podium finishes.
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| 2008 |
FIA Formula One™ World Drivers’ Champion
Vodafone McLaren Mercedes: 1st in the Driver’s Championship; 98 points; 1st in Australia, Monaco, Great Britain, Germany and China; 2nd in Turkey and Europe; 3rd in Spain, Belgium and Singapore. |
| 2007 |
Vodafone McLaren Mercedes: 2nd in the Drivers' Championship; 109 points; 1st in Canada, United States, Hungary and Japan; 2nd in Malaysia, Bahrain, Spain, Monaco and Italy; 3rd in Australia, France and Silverstone; received the Breakthrough of the Year award at the annual Laureus World Sports Awards in recognition of his debut season |
| 2006 |
GP2 Series: Champion with ART Grand Prix; five wins; six fastest laps; first double win at the Nürburgring; pole position and winner of Monaco GP2 race; second double win at Silverstone in home race; seven 2nd place and two 3rd place podiums |
| 2005 |
F3 Euroseries: Champion with ASM F3 Dallara-Mercedes; 15 wins; 10 fastest laps; 13 pole positions; secured championship with four races remaining; winner of F3 Masters at Zandvoort including pole position and lap record; winner of the Monaco F3 Grand Prix including two pole positions and two race wins and one fastest lap; winner of Pau F3 Grand Prix in France; two pole positions, two race wins and two fastest laps |
| 2004 |
F3 Euroseries: fifth; one win and third place at the Norisring and the Nürburgring; winner of Bahrain F3 Superprix |
| 2003 |
British Formula Renault: Champion; 10 wins; nine fastest laps and 11 pole positions; Champion before final two rounds |
| 2002 |
British Formula Renault: third; three wins; three fastest laps; three pole positions; Formula Renault EuroCup Championship fifth; one win three podiums; competed in four out of nine rounds |
| 2001 |
British Formula Renault Winter Series; fifth overall. |
| 2000 |
Formula A: European Champion; winner of all four rounds; World Cup Champion; awarded Karting World Number 1; winner of Masters at Bercy; Founder member of BRDC ‘Rising Star' membership |
| 1999 |
Intercontinental A (ICA): Italian "Industrials" Champion, Junior ICA (JICA): Vice European Champion; winner Trophy de Pomposa, 4th Italian Open Championship |