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Lewis Hamilton: natal chart and astrology

Championship standings
P3, 241 points after round 18
Country
United Kingdom
Born
January 7, 1985, Stevenage

Lewis Hamilton drives for Ferrari in 2026, and his Sun stands in Capricorn. This page reads the chart for his birth date, 7 January 1985 in Stevenage, as a set of symbols: where the Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Venus, Saturn and Jupiter sit and how they speak to each other. It is astrology, an interpretation of symbols, not a forecast of anything that happens on track.

Natal chart

BodySignDegree
SunCapricorn17°08′
MoonCancer~22°16′
MercurySagittarius24°41′
VenusPisces3°34′
MarsPisces10°06′
JupiterCapricorn22°58′
SaturnScorpio25°20′
UranusSagittarius15°44′
NeptuneCapricorn1°44′
PlutoScorpio4°29′

No birth time, no Ascendant

There is no reliable birth time on record, so the chart is calculated for local noon and shows planets by sign only. The Moon moves about 13 degrees a day, so its degree is approximate and its sign may differ by a few hours.

Astro-Databank lists 03:30 for this birth, but rates it DD (conflicting or unverified data), so we use no birth time.

Date and place checked against: Wikidata, Wikipedia

Sun in Capricorn, Moon in Cancer

Sun in Capricorn is the sign of the long climb: patient, strategic and at ease with a goal that takes years. Capricorn measures itself against standards, not applause. The Sun conjuncts Jupiter (orb 5.83°), a symbol of ambition with an expansive, confident edge, the wish to build something large and keep growing it. Moon in Cancer (the degree is approximate, since the birth time is unknown) supplies the counterpoint: a sign of memory, belonging and protectiveness that feels safest inside a trusted circle. Cancer tends to hold on to experience and turn it into loyalty. The pairing draws a structured, ambitious exterior over a sensitive, remembering interior. His path is a long arc: karting from the age of six, a place in the McLaren young driver programme in 1998 and seven world titles, level with the record. The symbols offer a fitting picture of that patience, not an explanation of it.

Mars in Pisces: a flowing drive

Mars in Pisces drives by feel. Instead of a straight shove it works through sensitivity to conditions, fluid adaptation and instinct, reading what the situation allows. It trines Pluto (orb 5.62°), a link to deep reserves, endurance and the ability to keep going quietly through long pressure. It also squares Uranus (orb 5.63°), which brings sudden impulses, restlessness and a readiness to break routine when it stops working. The result is a drive that is intuitive and resilient, with an edge of the unexpected. He has lived through great change: a 2008 title taken with an overtake on the last lap of the last race of the season, a switch from McLaren to Mercedes in 2013, and now Ferrari. The symbols do not explain those moments, but a flexible, deep-running Mars suits the story of a driver who has more than once changed his surroundings.

Mercury in Sagittarius, Venus in Pisces

Mercury in Sagittarius thinks in wide strokes: big questions, candid speech and a taste for the broader meaning of events. It likes honesty over diplomacy and is quick to say what it sees. Venus in Pisces is the other register, soft, devoted and imaginative, with affection that is generous and sometimes borderless. Venus sextiles Neptune (orb 1.84°), which sharpens its sensitivity to atmosphere, music and mood, and trines Pluto almost exactly (orb 0.92°), giving feeling real depth and staying power. In a team such as Ferrari, with Charles Leclerc alongside, the symbols describe an outspoken communicator with a warm, loyal core, someone who values a team where honesty and care can coexist. These are tendencies drawn from a chart, offered without any claim about how a working relationship will unfold.

Saturn in Scorpio, Jupiter in Capricorn

Saturn in Scorpio is discipline with intensity: control over strong feeling, a high tolerance for pressure and a habit of working in private until the result is ready. Scorpio does not like to waste effort, and Saturn here gives that economy a hard, durable edge. Jupiter in Capricorn expands in the manner of Capricorn, through structure, perseverance and earned standing, so luck tends to follow preparation. The two are in sextile (orb 2.36°), a cooperative, supportive link: caution and ambition are on good terms. Jupiter also joins the Sun (orb 5.83°), strengthening the theme of steady growth. Seen together, the symbols draw a builder who combines the ability to endure with a taste for large, sustained projects. As always, this is a symbolic tendency and not a promise of luck or results.

Sun in Capricorn and Mars in Pisces draw a patient climber who drives by feel and keeps a deep reserve of endurance.

Remaining Grands Prix of 2026

Where the sky touches this chart on race day.

On the remaining race days the Moon and Mars do not come within a few degrees of this natal Sun.

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Teammate: Charles Leclerc · Ferrari

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How to read this page

Planetary positions are calculated exactly with the Swiss Ephemeris. The interpretation is written by AI from those positions. Astrology is used here as a tradition of interpretation, not as a forecast: it does not predict race results, careers, money or health. Treat this as a way of reading the sky. AstraBrain is not affiliated with Formula 1 or any team.