Summary

Lewis Hamilton's Ramus to Mandible Ratio measures 0.63x, inside its ideal range of 0.62 to 0.75x, for a score of 10.0. The Ramus to Mandible Ratio examines the balance between the vertical ramus and horizontal mandible lengths for overall jaw harmony. His value is higher than 50% of the men on the wiki, and 50% of them measure inside the ideal range. Alex Schlab (0.63x), Alfredo De La Cruz (0.63x) and Andre Ziehe (0.63x) come closest to Lewis' value. The range runs from Felix Blume at 0.34x to Cuffem at 1.53x. Among his other Jaw measurements, Recession relative to frankfort plane (-2.85mm) scores highest at 8.4 and Gonial Angle (140.7°) lowest at 0.5. It is one of the measurements in Lewis' full Harmony breakdown.