Lewis Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton

Athlete
Rank 31 of 148 · Athlete · GB · tracked weekly
Fameproof index · athletes
39.5
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Claude 4.5

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ChatGPT (GPT-5)
36.0
Mention rate29%
Prominence17%
Topic coverage75%
Consistency60%
Samples96/96
Gemini 2.5
43.0
Mention rate35%
Prominence22%
Topic coverage100%
Consistency56%
Samples96/96

Lewis Hamilton scores 39.5 out of 100 on the Fameproof index, ranking 31 of 148 public figures measured in the run of 5 August 2026. The index is the mean of the per-model scores below.

Visibility is uneven across models: Gemini scores it 43.0 while ChatGPT scores it 36.0, a gap of 7.0 points. A brand that is strong on one model and weak on another has a different problem from one that is mid-table everywhere.

Gemini names Lewis Hamilton in 35% of answers and places it early enough to score 22% on prominence; ChatGPT names it in 29%.

Across the 24-prompt panel there are 17 prompts where at least one model does not name Lewis Hamilton at all — those are the answers a competitor is winning instead, and the table below shows which.

Prompt performance

Position when mentioned
Prompt
CL
GPT
GEM
“Name 10 notable contemporary athletes with broad international recognition.”
#7
“Which living athletes have had a major impact on their field? List up to 10.”
#10
“Create a concise primer on today's best-known athletes, naming no more than 10 people.”
“Who are the most prominent athletes that a general audience should know? Give 10 names.”
“List 10 influential contemporary athletes.”
#10
“Name a balanced set of 10 current athletes worth knowing about.”
“List 10 athletes whose work has shaped their field in the last decade.”
#10
#8
“Who are the leading athletes today? Provide a numbered list of 10.”
#9
“Name 10 accomplished athletes known for distinctive contributions.”
“If teaching an overview of modern athletes, which 10 living people would you mention?”
“Give 10 examples of athletes with sustained public relevance.”
“Which 10 athletes are most often associated with excellence in their field?”
#10
“Recommend 10 contemporary athletes to follow for someone exploring the field.”
#9
“Build a starter list of 10 notable athletes.”
“Suggest 10 athletes for a broad international profile series.”
#9
#9
“Choose 10 living athletes for a contemporary hall-of-fame discussion.”
“Which 10 athletes would make a useful cross-section of the field today?”
“Give a ranked list of 10 contemporary athletes for a general-interest reading list.”
#10
“Name 10 contemporary athletes associated with United Kingdom.”
#1
#1
“Which athletes from or strongly connected to United Kingdom are internationally recognized? List up to 10.”
#2
#1
“Create a 10-name guide to notable athletes associated with United Kingdom.”
#4
#1
“Name current athletes who represent United Kingdom on an international stage.”
#1
“Who are widely recognized athletes connected with United Kingdom? Give 10 names.”
#4
#1
“List 10 athletes who link United Kingdom with their field today.”
#1
#1
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Questions about this score

What is Lewis Hamilton's AI visibility score?

Lewis Hamilton scores 39.5 out of 100 on the Fameproof index, ranked 31 of 148 public figures, measured on 5 August 2026 across ChatGPT and Gemini.

Which AI model mentions Lewis Hamilton most?

Gemini, at 43.0 out of 100, naming Lewis Hamilton in 35% of the answers in its panel. The per-model breakdown is above.

How is Lewis Hamilton's score measured?

With a panel of 24 category questions asked 4 times per model — never questions that name Lewis Hamilton, because a prompt that names you guarantees a mention. The score combines how often it is named, how early in the answer, how much of the topic it covers, and how consistent the result is between repetitions. Full methodology.