Lewis Hamilton's crazy collection of cars and motorcycles

Sometimes when you have a lot of money, it's impossible to know what you're going to do with it or how you're going to spend it. Lewis Hamilton, the Formula One champion, has no shortage of ideas on how he can spend the money he makes from his hard-won championships and the money he has made from endorsements. No wonder the reigning auto champion spent his money on motorcycles and cars. But at least he spends it on something useful, and many athletes in the past have indeed spent their money building a collection of cars.

Lewis Hamilton's garage actually competes with the likes of Floyd Mayweather. We mere mortals can probably only afford to own two brand new cars in our lives, so reading about Hamilton's car collection is sure to make the green monster rear its ugly head. In an interview with Top Gear, he explained that when buying a new car, he was interested in its power, sound and speed. He was also waiting for the next exciting thing to come out. Below we will delve into his extensive yet impressive collection of motorcycles and cars.

20 Brutail 800RR LH44

It was another motorcycle built by Hamilton in collaboration with the company. He is excited to continue working with the company (especially its CEO and engineers) and growing the motorcycle line. He sees the partnership as a good way to combine his passion for horseback riding with his interest in design. So he feels like he's part of the process of developing what he loves, and it helps that the engineers are very attentive and attentive to detail.

19 MV Agusta F4 LH44

It looks more like a car than a bicycle as it has four wheels. But this Maverick X3 has off-road capabilities that some drivers would dare to try.

Hamilton tried this SUV when he visited Colorado.

Unsurprisingly, however, he decided to use it on dirt roads to test his skills and see if it really lived up to its capabilities. It's a pleasure to look at, despite being a departure from traditional off-road design.

18 Honda CRF450RK cross country motorcycle

If you didn't mistake Hamilton for a bicycle type, then guess again. He has a Honda Motocross motorcycle in his garage. When he goes off the track, he seems to have a taste for adrenaline and danger. It doesn't look like an SUV, but everyone has an unusual hobby, right? At least he takes the time to relax off the track, and hopefully he does it neatly, helmet and everything else, as bikes don't have doors to protect the rider.

17 MV Agusta Dragster RR LH44

This bike was actually designed by Hamilton and M.V. Augusta. It turns out that this is a limited series that can quickly develop insane speeds.

Since he worked on this bike, it's no wonder he has not one but two in his garage.

So when he needs to speed up, he can have fun off the track and ride his own bike without worrying too much about a speeding ticket.

16 Ducati Monster 1200

Hamilton took to Facebook to show off his new bike, which he loves so much. Even though they don't sponsor him, he loves Ducati motorcycles. He loves bikes and these are his favorite vehicles when he goes off-road. He might try to race motorcycles in the future as he hinted he was going to race in MotoGP on Twitter. Maybe it was an April Fool's joke, but who knows?

15 Maverick X3

If you were hoping to get your hands on this bike from the MV Agusto collection, Lewis Hamilton's third model, you might be a little disappointed as only 144 were built and each one is numbered.

However, should you happen to get one of these beauties, a certificate of authenticity will be included with your purchase.

The bike also has its race number and its own unique logo. So if you are a motorcycle aficionado and a fan of Hamilton, you may want to consider getting one as it may soon become a collectible.

14 Harley Davidson

Hamilton found himself in a quandary over a message he made on chat to advertise that he was driving a Harley Davidson. Most countries prohibit the use of a mobile phone while riding a motorcycle. Officers in New Zealand didn't appreciate the superstar posting pictures of himself while he was driving. Ideally, there was not enough evidence to convict him of the alleged wrongdoing. Lucky for him, anything posted on Snapchat disappears within 10 seconds.

13 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500

Ford Mustang Shelby is one of the most popular muscle cars. It's no surprise that Hamilton's car collection has this legendary classic.

The 1967 Shelby GT500 was actually one of the first models in the line.

This car has been tuned and restored to give it an existing aesthetic like Eleanor's, but using original parts from the manufacturer. There were just over 2,000 examples on the market when it was made, so this car is a rare treasure.

12 Mercedes-AMG SLS black series

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This supercar is capable of accelerating from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.5 seconds and has a top speed of 196 mph. It's no wonder the car is in Hamilton's collection, and it's probably one of the fastest cars leaving the factory, considering he "buffed" it up. This car came to him in 2014, and it was the fifth black series. In a few years, this car can be considered just vintage.

11 Shelby 427 Cobra

Hamilton's Cobra is a 1966 Shelby designed in 1965. The Cobra Mark III was co-developed with Ford and features wide fenders and a large radiator. Some cars used the 7.01L Ford engine, despite being intended for road use, not racing.

These cars are not only rare, but also valuable.

On the market, they can be auctioned off for about $1.5 million. This makes us wonder how much Hamilton paid for his Cobra considering he likes his cars modified and modified.

10 McLaren P1

In 2015, Hamilton received this McLaren despite not being on the team. It may be emblematic of his time driving and winning with the McLaren team. This car is equipped with a powerful twin-turbo engine, which is also assisted by an electric motor. This car is based in Monaco at his home and is the car he mostly uses when he is there. If we had to take a McLaren, a sporty blue version of Hamilton's car would help inspire us to choose.

9 Ferrari LaFerrari

Every car enthusiast should have a Ferrari in their arsenal. If he didn't, it would be unfair to call him a car enthusiast.

As evidenced by his love of Mercedes, he has great taste in cars and knows how to choose great ones.

This car is red, and instead of the standard black roof, he opts for a red roof, which makes the car look even more complex than it is. The car can comfortably reach 217 miles per hour.

8 Pagani Zonda 760 LH

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When it comes to picking a sports car color, purple isn't usually to everyone's liking. However, aside from the color choice, Pagani actually delivered a pretty decent looking sports supercar with this model. Hamilton's car was equipped with a manual transmission and only 13 760s were produced. Unfortunately, he managed to crash this car one night in Monaco and therefore didn't have much time to enjoy his £1.5 million shiny purple car toy.

7 Mercedes-Maybach S600

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The Maybach S600 is a little out of the ordinary for a Hamilton, and it's not a car you'd expect from a man of his caliber.

However, it works well for him, and he has proven that he is not just a person who loves sports cars, but a person who appreciates luxury.

In the picture, he poses next to his car after finishing second at the Bahrain Grand Prix. He expressed his desire to be one of the few owners of a Maybach 6.

6 Mercedes SL65 Black Series

So, we are well aware of Hamilton's love for Mercedes Benz. In 2010, he received this car as a prize for winning the Abu Dhabi GP-2000. He loves this car because of its V12 engine and he says that's how it should be. Unlike the Maybach S600 it has, this one is sportier with its sleek coupe design. He may prefer it for speed, but we prefer it much more because it's nice to look at and it's a Mercedes Benz.

5 Mercedes Benz G 63 AMG 6X6

This is another Mercedes Benz that Hamilton has added to his collection and he may have more in the future. With this beast, he can also go off-road with ease.

But only first-class professionals are willing to spend half a million dollars on a car that they will use off-road.

But ironically, the car was out of stock and only a limited number were produced. Fortunately, and not surprisingly, he was one of the few who got their hands on the beast.

4 Ferrari GTO 599

No wonder he has another Ferrari in his car collection, this time in black. Ferrari is a rival brand, but this purchase is considered the best in his garage. This black beauty caused a stir among fans when he was spotted driving in Monaco. The engine is a beast, so it's no wonder he chose this car. Even though he owns a Laferrari Aperta, this car doesn't shine by comparison and is just as fun to drive.

3 Dolan's track bike

Lewis Hamilton was seen in the paddock on one of his two-wheelers (not the one pictured).

It seems that motorcycles are not his only entertainment, but he actually shows that he can get from point A to point B by any means of transport.

The Formula 1 driver coincidentally matches his white bike in his signature T-shirt and he looks very comfortable and, in his element, gets on the bike despite wearing a pair of tight fitting pants that happen to be the same color as his sneakers. .

2 S-Works fitness bike

Hamilton seems to love all kinds of bikes, and non-motorized ones are probably his favorite mode of transportation too. It's not hard to believe he actually trains here, especially considering he's barely dressed in jeans, casual sneakers, a sponsor-approved jacket, and, of course, a signature cap. Perhaps if Fernando Alonso fulfills his desire to buy a professional cycling team or start a club, Hamilton will want to join his team.

1 Fun on a scooter

It turns out Hamilton loves anything on wheels. Basically, he showed off his skills on this scooter to his social media followers while on vacation in Barbados.

It's no secret that racing was his first love.

And while he doesn't have a moped, he might as well hide it in his garage, which he uses for goofy moments. We can't drool over his bike collection, but his car collection is simply divine.

Sources: carkeys.co.uk, sparesbox.com.au, carsoid.com.