Drivers and teams

Data updated after the Brazilian Grand Prix ·

F1 records

All-time rankings since 1950 built from Formuradar's results: who wins most, reaches the podium most, strings together the longest runs or makes the most repeated one-two pairing.

Data up to the Brazilian Grand Prix · 2026

Milestones from the Brazilian Grand Prix 2026

Calculated from our results by comparing the all-time rankings before and after the race.

Records within reach

Drivers from the latest GP a few units away from a round number or from passing someone in the all-time top 10.

Wins
Podiums
Poles
Times second
Podiums without ever winning
Fastest laps
Points finishes
Races started
How it is calculated

Grand Prix races count (not sprints). Pole is P1 in qualifying and, before 1994, the front of the grid. A streak counts the driver's own consecutive races: a skipped GP neither adds nor breaks it, a retirement breaks it. Teams are grouped by family (Lotus, Cooper…). Constructors' titles exist since 1958. The curiosities leave out the 1950-60 Indianapolis 500s (they counted for the championship but with one-off drivers), and poles annulled by a penalty go to the driver they were given to. In the shared cars of the 1950s the win counts for both drivers. Official results data (Jolpica); if an early season is missing, historical totals may fall short.