From this point onward, Lewis Hamilton is in virgin territory. Nobody in the history of Formula One has won more than 91 grands prix in a career, but right now there is no telling how far he might go.
For the past six years he has averaged more than 10 wins a season, so extend that average over another two or three years with a dominant Mercedes team and you're already over 110 and knocking on 120.
But don't fall into the trap of thinking such a milestone is in any way guaranteed.
Just as his 91 victories to date were a result of a serious dedication to his craft, continuing the winning streak beyond 100 will require new levels of performance to be unlocked.