Topps has released a new trading card to honor Lewis Hamilton for reaching the milestone of 400 Formula 1 Grand Prix starts.
The company announced the collectible on Nov. 13 as part of its Topps NOW series, which features prints of significant racing moments, according to Yahoo Sports.
Hamilton joins Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso as the only two individuals in the history of the sport to achieve this feat.
Alonso currently holds the record with 445 starts, as noted by MotorBiscuit.
The commemorative card, designated as number 76 in the series, is available for purchase on the official Topps website until Nov. 19.
Pricing for the items is set at $11.99 for a single card or $49.99 for a five-pack, per details from Topps.
Some collectors may receive rarer versions, including foil parallels or autographed editions, in place of the base card.
Reflecting on the achievement prior to his race at Interlagos, the Ferrari driver expressed his surprise at the longevity of his career.
Hamilton stated “That’s kind of crazy” when discussing the 400-race milestone.
He added that he maintains his competitive edge, noting “I still have the pace, I still have the speed and I still have the dedication” during his pre-race remarks.
The driver’s recent performance at the São Paulo Grand Prix resulted in a ninth-place finish following a late spin in rainy conditions.
This follows his victory in Barcelona earlier this year, which resulted in the highest-selling Topps NOW F1 card to date with over 50,000 copies sold.
Market analysts are currently watching the print run for this latest release to see if it can surpass the record set by the Barcelona card.
Should Hamilton continue racing, he would need to remain active for several more years to surpass the current start count held by Alonso.