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Max Verstappen VER

Dutch · #3 · 2015–2026 · Red Bull

4×World champion · 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
Races
253
Wins
74
29.2%
Podiums
139
54.9%
Poles
53
20.9%
Points
3,724
Fastest laps
38
More figures
Best finish
1º
Finished races
216
Retirements
37
14.6%
Average grid
P4.9
Average finish
P3.3
when classified
Places gained
+1.5
per race
Recent form: start and finish

Last 24 races (left = oldest). Up = better position; the lilac band marks the points positions (P1–P10). Each column joins the start with the finish: green if they gained places, red if they lost them. Hover to see the GP.

start finish▬ gained places▬ lost places✕ retirement
P1P5P10P15P20R212025R23R12026✕R3R5✕R7✕R9R11✕R13R15R17R19

Biography

29 years old · 30 September 1997 · Hasselt (Bélgica)

Son of former F1 driver Jos Verstappen. He is the youngest driver to start an F1 race (17) and to win a Grand Prix (18).

  1. 2015Debuts with Toro Rosso at 17.
  2. 2016Wins in Spain in his first race with Red Bull.
  3. 2021First world title on the last lap in Abu Dhabi.
  4. 2024Fourth consecutive title (2021-2024).

Before F1

  1. 2013World karting champion in the KZ class.
  2. 2014European Formula 3 with Van Amersfoort: third with 10 wins, at just 16.

Did you know

  • He started karting at 4; his mother, Sophie Kumpen, was also a karting driver.
  • He was born in Belgium but races with a Dutch licence.
  • In 2023 he won 19 of the 22 races, the record for wins in a season.
Milestones and streaks
Points by seasonBest year: 2023
200400600201620182020202220242026PointsSeason
Seasons
YearTeamPos.PointsWinsPodiumsRacesPoles
2026Red Bull2279312202
2025Red Bull2421815248
2024Red Bull🏆 14379142410
2023Red Bull🏆 157519212213
2022Red Bull🏆 14541517228
2021Red Bull🏆 1395.51018228
2020Red Bull3214211171
2019Red Bull327839213
2018Red Bull4249211210
2017Red Bull616824200
2016Red Bull520417210
2015Toro Rosso124900190
Teams
Toro Rosso 2015–2016→Red Bull 2016–2026
Against team-matesraces and grids

Who finished (or started) ahead in the races they shared a team. A retirement counts as behind.

YearTeam-mateRacesRaceGrid
2026Isack Hadjar17
14–3
12–5
2026Liam Lawson3
2–1
3–0
2025Yuki Tsunoda22
21–1
21–1
2024Sergio Pérez24
23–1
21–3
2023Sergio Pérez22
20–2
19–3
2022Sergio Pérez22
17–4
17–5
2021Sergio Pérez22
19–3
16–2
2020Alexander Albon17
12–4
17–0
2019Pierre Gasly12
11–1
10–1
2019Alexander Albon9
5–4
7–1
2018Daniel Ricciardo21
14–5
14–7
2017Daniel Ricciardo20
11–9
12–7
2016Daniel Ricciardo17
7–10
6–10
2016Carlos Sainz4
2–2
3–1
Best circuitswins, podiums and poles
All his wins (74)
20263
20258
20249
202319
202215
202110
20202
20193
20182
20172
20161

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