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
- Lando Norris reaches 50 podiums
- Max Verstappen strings together 8 podiums in a row — 11th longest ever
- Max Verstappen and Lando Norris have finished 1st and 2nd together 19 times — the 7th most repeated pairing in history
Calculated from our results by comparing the all-time rankings before and after the race.
Records within reach
- Andrea Kimi Antonelli is 1 away from 10 wins (has 9)
- Charles Leclerc is 1 away from 10 wins (has 9)
- Max Verstappen is 1 away from 75 wins (has 74)
- Oscar Piastri is 1 away from 10 wins (has 9)
- Charles Leclerc is 1 away from 25 poles (has 24)
- George Russell is 1 away from 10 second places (has 9)
- Oscar Piastri is 1 away from 10 fastest laps (has 9)
- George Russell is 2 away from 10 wins (has 8)
Drivers from the latest GP a few units away from a round number or from passing someone in the all-time top 10.
Wins
- 1Lewis Hamilton106
- 2Michael Schumacher91
- 3Max Verstappen74
- 4Sebastian Vettel53
- 5Alain Prost51
- 6Ayrton Senna41
- 7Fernando Alonso32
- 8Nigel Mansell31
- 9Jackie Stewart27
- 10Jim Clark25
Show all 25
- 10Niki Lauda25
- 12Juan Fangio24
- 13Nelson Piquet23
- 13Nico Rosberg23
- 15Damon Hill22
- 16Kimi Räikkönen21
- 17Mika Häkkinen20
- 18Stirling Moss16
- 19Jenson Button15
- 20Emerson Fittipaldi14
- 20Graham Hill14
- 20Jack Brabham14
- 20Lando Norris14
- 24Alberto Ascari13
- 24David Coulthard13
Podiums
- 1Lewis Hamilton209
- 2Michael Schumacher155
- 3Max Verstappen139
- 4Sebastian Vettel122
- 5Alain Prost106
- 5Fernando Alonso106
- 7Kimi Räikkönen103
- 8Ayrton Senna80
- 9Rubens Barrichello68
- 10Valtteri Bottas67
Show all 25
- 11David Coulthard62
- 12Nelson Piquet60
- 13Nigel Mansell59
- 14Nico Rosberg57
- 15Charles Leclerc56
- 16Niki Lauda54
- 17Mika Häkkinen51
- 18Jenson Button50
- 18Lando Norris50
- 20Gerhard Berger48
- 21Carlos Reutemann45
- 22Jackie Stewart43
- 23Damon Hill42
- 23Mark Webber42
- 25Felipe Massa41
Poles
- 1Lewis Hamilton109
- 2Michael Schumacher68
- 3Ayrton Senna65
- 4Sebastian Vettel57
- 5Max Verstappen53
- 6Alain Prost33
- 7Jim Clark32
- 7Nigel Mansell32
- 9Nico Rosberg30
- 10Juan Fangio28
Show all 27
- 11Mika Häkkinen26
- 12Charles Leclerc24
- 12Nelson Piquet24
- 12Niki Lauda24
- 15Fernando Alonso22
- 16Damon Hill20
- 16Lando Norris20
- 18Kimi Räikkönen19
- 18Valtteri Bottas19
- 20Mario Andretti18
- 20René Arnoux18
- 22Jackie Stewart17
- 23Felipe Massa16
- 24Stirling Moss15
- 25James Hunt14
- 25Ronnie Peterson14
- 25Rubens Barrichello14
Times second
- 1Lewis Hamilton60
- 2Michael Schumacher43
- 3Max Verstappen42
- 4Fernando Alonso40
- 5Kimi Räikkönen37
- 6Sebastian Vettel36
- 7Alain Prost35
- 8Rubens Barrichello29
- 8Valtteri Bottas29
- 10David Coulthard26
Show all 26
- 11Nico Rosberg25
- 12Ayrton Senna23
- 13Lando Norris22
- 14Niki Lauda21
- 15Charles Leclerc20
- 15Nelson Piquet20
- 17Gerhard Berger17
- 17Nigel Mansell17
- 17Riccardo Patrese17
- 17Sergio Pérez17
- 21Jean Alesi16
- 21Mark Webber16
- 23Damon Hill15
- 23Graham Hill15
- 23Jenson Button15
- 23Juan Pablo Montoya15
Podiums without ever winning
- 1Nick Heidfeld13
- 2Stefan Johansson12
- 3Chris Amon11
- 4Romain Grosjean10
- 5Eddie Cheever9
- 5Martin Brundle9
- 7Jean Behra8
- 7Luigi Villoresi8
- 9Andrea de Cesaris5
- 10Derek Warwick4
Show all 45
- 10Isack Hadjar4
- 12Alexander Wurz3
- 12Daniil Kvyat3
- 12Eugenio Castellotti3
- 12Ivan Capelli3
- 12Jean-Pierre Jarier3
- 12Lance Stroll3
- 12Mark Blundell3
- 12Masten Gregory3
- 12Timo Glock3
- 12Tony Maggs3
- 22Alexander Albon2
- 22Felice Bonetto2
- 22Hans-Joachim Stuck2
- 22Harry Schell2
- 22Jack McGrath2
- 22Jackie Oliver2
- 22Jos Verstappen2
- 22Karl Kling2
- 22Louis Rosier2
- 22Mika Salo2
- 22Mike Hailwood2
- 22Mike Parkes2
- 22Olivier Gendebien2
- 22Onofre Marimón2
- 22Peter Arundell2
- 22Piers Courage2
- 22Robert Manzon2
- 22Roy Salvadori2
- 22Rudi Fischer2
- 22Stefano Modena2
- 22Stuart Lewis-Evans2
- 22Teo Fabi2
- 22Tom Pryce2
- 22Umberto Maglioli2
Fastest laps
- 1Lewis Hamilton70
- 2Kimi Räikkönen42
- 3Max Verstappen38
- 3Sebastian Vettel38
- 5Fernando Alonso25
- 6Michael Schumacher21
- 7Lando Norris20
- 7Nico Rosberg20
- 9Mark Webber19
- 9Valtteri Bottas19
Show all 27
- 11Daniel Ricciardo17
- 12Charles Leclerc15
- 12Felipe Massa15
- 14George Russell13
- 15Sergio Pérez12
- 16Andrea Kimi Antonelli11
- 17Oscar Piastri9
- 18Jenson Button8
- 19Rubens Barrichello6
- 20Carlos Sainz4
- 21Juan Pablo Montoya3
- 21Kevin Magnussen3
- 21Pierre Gasly3
- 24Guanyu Zhou2
- 24Heikki Kovalainen2
- 24Nick Heidfeld2
- 24Nico Hülkenberg2
Points finishes
- 1Lewis Hamilton347
- 2Fernando Alonso277
- 3Michael Schumacher221
- 4Kimi Räikkönen219
- 4Sebastian Vettel219
- 6Max Verstappen211
- 7Sergio Pérez186
- 8Felipe Massa165
- 9Jenson Button162
- 10Carlos Sainz153
Show all 25
- 11Charles Leclerc149
- 12Valtteri Bottas145
- 13Rubens Barrichello140
- 14Lando Norris137
- 15Daniel Ricciardo135
- 16Nico Rosberg133
- 17Alain Prost128
- 18Nico Hülkenberg122
- 19David Coulthard121
- 20Mark Webber112
- 21George Russell102
- 22Nelson Piquet100
- 23Esteban Ocon97
- 24Ayrton Senna96
- 25Gerhard Berger94
Races started
- 1Fernando Alonso446
- 2Lewis Hamilton400
- 3Kimi Räikkönen351
- 4Rubens Barrichello325
- 5Michael Schumacher308
- 6Jenson Button307
- 7Sergio Pérez301
- 8Sebastian Vettel300
- 9Nico Hülkenberg272
- 10Felipe Massa269
Show all 25
- 11Valtteri Bottas265
- 12Daniel Ricciardo257
- 12Riccardo Patrese257
- 14Jarno Trulli255
- 15Max Verstappen253
- 16Carlos Sainz250
- 17David Coulthard246
- 18Giancarlo Fisichella229
- 19Mark Webber216
- 20Gerhard Berger210
- 21Lance Stroll209
- 22Andrea de Cesaris208
- 23Nico Rosberg206
- 24Nelson Piquet204
- 25Jean Alesi201
Live streaks
Drivers arriving at the latest GP with the streak alive.
Consecutive podiums
- 8Max Verstappen2026
Consecutive points finishes
- 13Isack Hadjar2026
- 11Andrea Kimi Antonelli2026
- 8Max Verstappen2026
- 7Charles Leclerc2026
- 6Lewis Hamilton2026
- 5Lando Norris2026
The longest streaks in history
Consecutive wins
- 10Max Verstappen2023
- 9Alberto Ascari1952–1953
- 9Sebastian Vettel2013
- 7Michael Schumacher2004
- 7Nico Rosberg2015–2016
- 6Jim Clark1965
- 5Andrea Kimi Antonelli2026
- 5Jack Brabham1960
Consecutive podiums
- 19Michael Schumacher2001–2002
- 16Lewis Hamilton2014–2015
- 15Fernando Alonso2005–2006
- 15Max Verstappen2022–2023
- 11Sebastian Vettel2010–2011
- 9Alberto Ascari1952–1953
- 9Jim Clark1963
- 9Nelson Piquet1987
Consecutive poles
- 8Ayrton Senna1988–1989
- 8Max Verstappen2023–2024
- 7Alain Prost1993
- 7Lewis Hamilton2015
- 7Michael Schumacher2000–2001
- 6Mika Häkkinen1999
- 6Nico Rosberg2015
- 6Nigel Mansell1992
Consecutive points finishes
- 54Lewis Hamilton2018–2021
- 43Max Verstappen2022–2024
- 34Oscar Piastri2024–2025
- 27Kimi Räikkönen2012–2013
- 24Michael Schumacher2001–2003
- 23Fernando Alonso2011–2012
- 22Lando Norris2024–2025
- 22Valtteri Bottas2018–2019
Pairs that finished 1st and 2nd most often
In either order: how many races ended with these two first and second.
- 1Lewis Hamilton + Max Verstappen38 times
- 2Lewis Hamilton + Nico Rosberg31 times
- 3Lewis Hamilton + Sebastian Vettel26 times
- 4Rubens Barrichello + Michael Schumacher25 times
- 5Valtteri Bottas + Lewis Hamilton23 times
- 6Alain Prost + Ayrton Senna23 times
- 7Max Verstappen + Lando Norris19 times
- 8Sebastian Vettel + Mark Webber16 times
- 9Fernando Alonso + Kimi Räikkönen15 times
- 10David Coulthard + Michael Schumacher15 times
Years without a race win
Teams on today's grid: years since their last win.
- Audi18 yearslast win 2008
- Williams14 yearslast win 2012
- Aston Martin6 yearslast win 2020
- RB6 yearslast win 2020
- Alpine5 yearslast win 2021
- FerrariHas won this seasonlast win 2026
- McLarenHas won this seasonlast win 2026
- MercedesHas won this seasonlast win 2026
- Red BullHas won this seasonlast win 2026
- CadillacNever won
- HaasNever won
Years without a title
Years since their last constructors' title.
- Williams29 years9 titles · last title 1997
- Ferrari18 years16 titles · last title 2008
- Red Bull3 years6 titles · last title 2023
- McLaren1 year10 titles · last title 2025
- MercedesChampion this season9 titles · last title 2026
- AlpineNever champion
- Aston MartinNever champion
- AudiNever champion
- CadillacNever champion
- HaasNever champion
- RBNever champion
Constructors' titles
- 16Ferrari1961–2008 · No title for 18 years
- 10McLaren1974–2025 · No title for 1 year
- 9Mercedes2014–2026 · Champion this season
- 9Williams1980–1997 · No title for 29 years
- 7Team Lotus1963–1978 · No longer racing under this name
- 6Red Bull2010–2023 · No title for 3 years
- 2Brabham1966–1967 · No longer racing under this name
- 2Cooper1959–1960 · No longer racing under this name
- 2Renault2005–2006 · No longer racing under this name
- 1BRM1962 · No longer racing under this name
- 1Benetton1995 · No longer racing under this name
- 1Brawn2009 · No longer racing under this name
- 1Matra1969 · No longer racing under this name
- 1Tyrrell1971 · No longer racing under this name
- 1Vanwall1958 · No longer racing under this name
Wins by team
Podiums by team
Seasons most dominated by a team
Share of the year's races won by one team, in seasons of 7 races or more.
- 1Ferrari1952 · 7 wins in 7 races100 %
- 2Red Bull2023 · 21 wins in 22 races95 %
- 3McLaren1988 · 15 wins in 16 races94 %
- 4Mercedes2016 · 19 wins in 21 races90 %
- 5Ferrari2002 · 15 wins in 17 races88 %
- 5Ferrari1953 · 7 wins in 8 races88 %
- 7Mercedes2014 · 16 wins in 19 races84 %
- 7Mercedes2015 · 16 wins in 19 races84 %
- 9Ferrari2004 · 15 wins in 18 races83 %
- 10Red Bull2022 · 17 wins in 22 races77 %
Longest team winning streaks
Podium sweeps by one team
First, second and third for the same team.
- 1Ferrari8 times
- 2Cooper2 times
- 3Alfa Romeo1 times
- 3Maserati1 times
- 3Mercedes1 times
Winners at most different circuits
- 1Lewis Hamilton31 circuits
- 2Max Verstappen27 circuits
- 3Michael Schumacher23 circuits
- 4Alain Prost22 circuits
- 5Sebastian Vettel21 circuits
- 6Fernando Alonso19 circuits
- 6Nigel Mansell19 circuits
- 8Nico Rosberg17 circuits
- 8Ayrton Senna17 circuits
- 10Damon Hill15 circuits
- 10Niki Lauda15 circuits
- 10Kimi Räikkönen15 circuits
Winners with most different teams
Teams grouped by family (Lotus, Cooper…).
- 1Stirling MossCooper, Maserati, Mercedes, Team Lotus, Vanwall5 teams
- 2Juan FangioAlfa Romeo, Ferrari, Maserati, Mercedes4 teams
- 2Alain ProstFerrari, McLaren, Renault, Williams4 teams
- 2Jackie StewartBRM, March, Matra, Tyrrell4 teams
- 5Fernando AlonsoFerrari, McLaren, Renault3 teams
- 5Gerhard BergerBenetton, Ferrari, McLaren3 teams
- 5Jenson ButtonBrawn, Honda, McLaren3 teams
- 5Dan GurneyBrabham, Eagle, Porsche3 teams
- 5Lewis HamiltonFerrari, McLaren, Mercedes3 teams
- 5Niki LaudaBrabham, Ferrari, McLaren3 teams
- 5Nelson PiquetBenetton, Brabham, Williams3 teams
- 5Kimi RäikkönenFerrari, Lotus F1, McLaren3 teams
- 5Carlos ReutemannBrabham, Ferrari, Williams3 teams
- 5Jody ScheckterFerrari, Tyrrell, Wolf3 teams
- 5John SurteesCooper, Ferrari, Honda3 teams
Wins by driver nationality
- 1British21 different drivers333 wins
- 2German7 different drivers179 wins
- 3Brazilian6 different drivers101 wins
- 4French14 different drivers81 wins
- 5Dutch1 different drivers74 wins
- 6Finnish5 different drivers57 wins
- 7Australian5 different drivers52 wins
- 7Italian16 different drivers52 wins
- 9Austrian3 different drivers41 wins
- 10Argentine3 different drivers38 wins
Longest careers
Years between their first and last race.
- 1Fernando Alonso2001–202625 years
- 2Michael Schumacher1991–201221 years
- 3Kimi Räikkönen2001–202120 years
- 4Lewis Hamilton2007–202619 years
- 5Rubens Barrichello1993–201118 years
- 6Jenson Button2000–201717 years
- 6Graham Hill1958–197517 years
- 8Luca Badoer1993–200916 years
- 8Nico Hülkenberg2010–202616 years
- 8Riccardo Patrese1977–199316 years
Most seasons raced
- 1Fernando Alonso23 seasons
- 2Lewis Hamilton20 seasons
- 3Rubens Barrichello19 seasons
- 3Michael Schumacher19 seasons
- 3Kimi Räikkönen19 seasons
- 6Jenson Button18 seasons
- 6Graham Hill18 seasons
- 8Riccardo Patrese17 seasons
- 9Jo Bonnier16 seasons
- 9Jack Brabham16 seasons
- 9Sebastian Vettel16 seasons
Most different teams
Teams grouped by family (Lotus, Cooper…).
- 1Chris AmonAmon, BRM, Cooper, Ensign, Ferrari, Lola, March, Matra, Team Lotus, Tecno, Tyrrell, Wolf12 teams
- 2Maurice TrintignantAston Martin, BRM, Bugatti, Cooper, Ferrari, Gordini, Lola, Maserati, Simca, Team Lotus, Vanwall11 teams
- 3Andrea de CesarisAlfa Romeo, Brabham, Dallara, Jordan, Ligier, McLaren, Minardi, Rial, Sauber, Tyrrell10 teams
- 3Jacky IckxBrabham, Cooper, Ensign, Ferrari, Iso Marlboro, Ligier, Matra, McLaren, Team Lotus, Wolf10 teams
- 5Stirling MossBRM, Connaught, Cooper, ERA, HWM, Maserati, Mercedes, Team Lotus, Vanwall9 teams
- 6Jo BonnierBRM, Brabham, Cooper, Honda, Maserati, McLaren, Porsche, Team Lotus8 teams
- 6Martin BrundleBenetton, Brabham, Jordan, Ligier, McLaren, Tyrrell, Williams, Zakspeed8 teams
- 6Eddie CheeverAlfa Romeo, Arrows, Hesketh, Ligier, Lola, Osella, Renault, Tyrrell8 teams
- 6Nico HülkenbergAston Martin, Audi, Force India, Haas, Racing Point, Renault, Sauber, Williams8 teams
- 6Jean-Pierre JarierATS, Ligier, March, Osella, Penske, Shadow, Team Lotus, Tyrrell8 teams
- 6Stefan JohanssonFerrari, Footwork, Ligier, McLaren, Onyx, Spirit, Toleman, Tyrrell8 teams
- 6Arturo MerzarioFerrari, Fittipaldi, Iso Marlboro, March, Merzario, Shadow, Williams, Wolf8 teams
- 6Roberto MorenoAGS, Andrea Moda, Benetton, Coloni, Euro Brun, Forti, Jordan, Minardi8 teams
- 6John SurteesBRM, Cooper, Ferrari, Honda, Lola, McLaren, Surtees, Team Lotus8 teams
Most seasons with one team
- 1Lewis HamiltonMercedes12 seasons
- 2Max VerstappenRed Bull11 seasons
- 2Michael SchumacherFerrari11 seasons
- 4Jim ClarkTeam Lotus9 seasons
- 4David CoulthardMcLaren9 seasons
- 4Mika HäkkinenMcLaren9 seasons
- 4Jack BrabhamBrabham9 seasons
- 4Jacques LaffiteLigier9 seasons
- 9Jenson ButtonMcLaren8 seasons
- 9Charles LeclercFerrari8 seasons
- 9Pierluigi MartiniMinardi8 seasons
- 9Felipe MassaFerrari8 seasons
- 9Bruce McLarenCooper8 seasons
- 9Lando NorrisMcLaren8 seasons
- 9Nelson PiquetBrabham8 seasons
Nationalities with most drivers
Different drivers who have raced, leaving out those who only raced the Indianapolis 500.
- 1British152 drivers
- 2Italian83 drivers
- 3French72 drivers
- 4American49 drivers
- 5German43 drivers
- 6Brazilian34 drivers
- 7Argentine24 drivers
- 8Swiss22 drivers
- 9Belgian21 drivers
- 10Japanese19 drivers
Most world titles
- 1Lewis Hamilton2008–20207 titles
- 1Michael Schumacher1994–20047 titles
- 3Juan Fangio1951–19575 titles
- 4Max Verstappen2021–20244 titles
- 4Alain Prost1985–19934 titles
- 4Sebastian Vettel2010–20134 titles
- 7Jack Brabham1959–19663 titles
- 7Niki Lauda1975–19843 titles
- 7Nelson Piquet1981–19873 titles
- 7Ayrton Senna1988–19913 titles
- 7Jackie Stewart1969–19733 titles
Most consecutive titles
- 1Michael Schumacher2000–20045 titles
- 2Juan Fangio1954–19574 titles
- 2Lewis Hamilton2017–20204 titles
- 2Max Verstappen2021–20244 titles
- 2Sebastian Vettel2010–20134 titles
- 6Fernando Alonso2005–20062 titles
- 6Alberto Ascari1952–19532 titles
- 6Mika Häkkinen1998–19992 titles
- 6Jack Brabham1959–19602 titles
- 6Alain Prost1985–19862 titles
- 6Ayrton Senna1990–19912 titles
Champions with fewest wins
Wins in the year they won the title.
- 1Mike Hawthorn1958 · from 10 races1 wins
- 1Keke Rosberg1982 · from 16 races1 wins
- 3Jack Brabham1959 · from 8 races2 wins
- 3Phil Hill1961 · from 8 races2 wins
- 3John Surtees1964 · from 10 races2 wins
- 3Denny Hulme1967 · from 11 races2 wins
- 7Nino Farina1950 · from 6 races3 wins
- 7Juan Fangio1951 · from 7 races3 wins
- 7Juan Fangio1956 · from 7 races3 wins
- 7Graham Hill1968 · from 12 races3 wins
- 7Emerson Fittipaldi1974 · from 15 races3 wins
- 7Niki Lauda1977 · from 17 races3 wins
- 7Jody Scheckter1979 · from 15 races3 wins
- 7Nelson Piquet1981 · from 15 races3 wins
- 7Nelson Piquet1983 · from 15 races3 wins
Most wins without the title
Seasons with 3 wins or more in which someone else took the title.
- 1Lewis Hamilton2016 · from 21 races10 wins
- 2Lewis Hamilton2021 · from 22 races8 wins
- 2Max Verstappen2025 · from 24 races8 wins
- 4Alain Prost1984 · from 16 races7 wins
- 4Alain Prost1988 · from 16 races7 wins
- 4Kimi Räikkönen2005 · from 19 races7 wins
- 4Michael Schumacher2006 · from 18 races7 wins
- 4Oscar Piastri2025 · from 24 races7 wins
- 9Nigel Mansell1987 · from 16 races6 wins
- 9Ayrton Senna1989 · from 16 races6 wins
- 9Damon Hill1994 · from 16 races6 wins
- 9Michael Schumacher1998 · from 16 races6 wins
- 9Felipe Massa2008 · from 18 races6 wins
- 9Nico Rosberg2015 · from 19 races6 wins
Wins from furthest back
Grid slot the race was won from. The 1950-60 Indianapolis 500s, which counted for the championship, are left out.
- 1John WatsonLong Beach Grand Prix 1983P22
- 2Andrea Kimi AntonelliItalian Grand Prix 2026P19
- 3Rubens BarrichelloGerman Grand Prix 2000P18
- 4John WatsonDetroit Grand Prix 1982P17
- 4Kimi RäikkönenJapanese Grand Prix 2005P17
- 4Max VerstappenSão Paulo Grand Prix 2024P17
- 7Jackie StewartSouth African Grand Prix 1973P16
- 7Michael SchumacherBelgian Grand Prix 1995P16
- 9Fernando AlonsoSingapore Grand Prix 2008P15
- 10Alan JonesAustrian Grand Prix 1977P14
- 10Olivier PanisMonaco Grand Prix 1996P14
- 10Johnny HerbertEuropean Grand Prix 1999P14
- 10Jenson ButtonHungarian Grand Prix 2006P14
- 10Lewis HamiltonGerman Grand Prix 2018P14
- 10Max VerstappenBelgian Grand Prix 2022P14
Biggest comebacks
Places gained between the grid and the flag, finished races only and without the Indianapolis 500s.
- 1Onofre MarimónP28 → P3 · British Grand Prix 1954+25 places
- 2Ronnie PetersonP26 → P4 · United States Grand Prix 1972+22 places
- 2Christian DannerP26 → P4 · United States Grand Prix 1989+22 places
- 4Graham HillP29 → P8 · Belgian Grand Prix 1974+21 places
- 4Emerson FittipaldiP24 → P3 · Long Beach Grand Prix 1980+21 places
- 4John WatsonP22 → P1 · Long Beach Grand Prix 1983+21 places
- 4Niki LaudaP23 → P2 · Long Beach Grand Prix 1983+21 places
- 4Sebastian VettelP24 → P3 · Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2012+21 places
- 9Marc SurerP26 → P6 · German Grand Prix 1982+20 places
- 9Teo FabiP23 → P3 · Detroit Grand Prix 1984+20 places
- 9Jacques LaffiteP24 → P4 · Dallas Grand Prix 1984+20 places
- 9Johnny HerbertP25 → P5 · United States Grand Prix 1989+20 places
- 9Mika HäkkinenP25 → P5 · San Marino Grand Prix 1991+20 places
- 9Julian BaileyP26 → P6 · San Marino Grand Prix 1991+20 places
Poles that did not end in a win
How many times the pole sitter did not win the race.
- 1Lewis Hamilton63 wins from 109 poles46 poles
- 2Ayrton Senna29 wins from 65 poles36 poles
- 3Michael Schumacher40 wins from 68 poles28 poles
- 4Sebastian Vettel31 wins from 57 poles26 poles
- 5Charles Leclerc5 wins from 24 poles19 poles
- 5Nelson Piquet5 wins from 24 poles19 poles
- 7Jim Clark15 wins from 32 poles17 poles
- 8Mika Häkkinen10 wins from 26 poles16 poles
- 8René Arnoux2 wins from 18 poles16 poles
- 10Alain Prost18 wins from 33 poles15 poles
- 10Nico Rosberg15 wins from 30 poles15 poles
- 10Nigel Mansell17 wins from 32 poles15 poles
- 10Niki Lauda9 wins from 24 poles15 poles
Best at converting pole
Share of poles that ended in a win, with 20 poles or more.
- 1Max Verstappen42 wins from 53 poles79 %
- 2Fernando Alonso14 wins from 22 poles64 %
- 3Michael Schumacher40 wins from 68 poles59 %
- 4Lewis Hamilton63 wins from 109 poles58 %
- 5Lando Norris11 wins from 20 poles55 %
- 5Alain Prost18 wins from 33 poles55 %
- 7Sebastian Vettel31 wins from 57 poles54 %
- 7Juan Fangio15 wins from 28 poles54 %
- 9Nigel Mansell17 wins from 32 poles53 %
- 10Nico Rosberg15 wins from 30 poles50 %
Worst at converting pole
The same calculation, lowest first: with 20 poles or more.
- 1Charles Leclerc5 wins from 24 poles21 %
- 1Nelson Piquet5 wins from 24 poles21 %
- 3Damon Hill7 wins from 20 poles35 %
- 4Niki Lauda9 wins from 24 poles38 %
- 4Mika Häkkinen10 wins from 26 poles38 %
- 6Ayrton Senna29 wins from 65 poles45 %
- 7Jim Clark15 wins from 32 poles47 %
- 8Nico Rosberg15 wins from 30 poles50 %
- 9Nigel Mansell17 wins from 32 poles53 %
- 10Juan Fangio15 wins from 28 poles54 %
- 10Sebastian Vettel31 wins from 57 poles54 %
Pole, win and fastest lap in the same race
Since 2004 only: before that the fastest lap is not in our data.
- 1Lewis Hamilton19 times
- 2Max Verstappen16 times
- 3Sebastian Vettel8 times
- 4Michael Schumacher7 times
- 5Fernando Alonso5 times
- 6Felipe Massa4 times
- 7Andrea Kimi Antonelli3 times
- 7Lando Norris3 times
- 7Nico Rosberg3 times
- 7Oscar Piastri3 times
Most races without a podium
Drivers who started many times and never finished in the top three.
- 1Adrian Sutil128 races
- 2Pierluigi Martini120 races
- 3Yuki Tsunoda116 races
- 4Philippe Alliot110 races
- 5Pedro Diniz99 races
- 6Marcus Ericsson97 races
- 7Ukyo Katayama95 races
- 8Jonathan Palmer84 races
- 9Marc Surer83 races
- 10Vitantonio Liuzzi80 races
Most races without ever scoring
Careful: the points system has changed, only the top five scored for years.
- 1Luca Badoer52 races
- 2Charles Pic39 races
- 3Max Chilton35 races
- 4Brett Lunger34 races
- 5Toranosuke Takagi32 races
- 6Enrique Bernoldi28 races
- 6Mike Beuttler28 races
- 6Scott Speed28 races
- 9Ricardo Rosset27 races
- 10Rupert Keegan26 races
- 10Huub Rothengatter26 races
Most races before the first win
Races started up to and including the first win.
- 1Sergio PérezSakhir Grand Prix 2020190 races
- 2Carlos SainzBritish Grand Prix 2022151 races
- 3Mark WebberGerman Grand Prix 2009131 races
- 4Rubens BarrichelloGerman Grand Prix 2000124 races
- 5Jarno TrulliMonaco Grand Prix 2004119 races
- 6Jenson ButtonHungarian Grand Prix 2006114 races
- 7Nico RosbergChinese Grand Prix 2012111 races
- 8Giancarlo FisichellaBrazilian Grand Prix 2003110 races
- 9Lando NorrisMiami Grand Prix 2024109 races
- 10Mika HäkkinenEuropean Grand Prix 199797 races
Won on their first start
Drivers whose first world championship race was a win.
Longest wait between two wins
Years between one win and the next for the same driver.
- 1Riccardo Patrese1983 → 19906.6 years
- 2Bruce McLaren1962 → 19686 years
- 3Jack Brabham1960 → 19665.9 years
- 4Mario Andretti1971 → 19765.6 years
- 4Kimi Räikkönen2013 → 20185.6 years
- 6John Watson1976 → 19814.9 years
- 6Rubens Barrichello2004 → 20094.9 years
- 8Johnny Herbert1995 → 19994 years
- 9Clay Regazzoni1970 → 19743.9 years
- 10Mike Hawthorn1954 → 19583.7 years
Active drivers: time without a win
From their last win to the latest race.
- 1Fernando AlonsoSpanish Grand Prix 201313.5 years
- 2Pierre GaslyItalian Grand Prix 20206.2 years
- 3Esteban OconHungarian Grand Prix 20215.3 years
- 4Valtteri BottasTurkish Grand Prix 20215.1 years
- 5Sergio PérezAzerbaijan Grand Prix 20233.5 years
- 6Carlos SainzMexico City Grand Prix 20242 years
- 7Oscar PiastriDutch Grand Prix 20251.2 years
Most retirements
Races without seeing the chequered flag (being lapped does not count).
- 1Andrea de Cesarisin 208 races147 retirements
- 2Riccardo Patresein 257 races145 retirements
- 3Michele Alboretoin 194 races103 retirements
- 4Rubens Barrichelloin 325 races101 retirements
- 5Nigel Mansellin 189 races98 retirements
- 6Gerhard Bergerin 210 races95 retirements
- 7Jarno Trulliin 255 races93 retirements
- 8Jacques Laffitein 177 races91 retirements
- 9Fernando Alonsoin 446 races89 retirements
- 10Nelson Piquetin 204 races88 retirements
Most consecutive retirements
Consecutive races of the driver's own without finishing.
- 1Andrea de Cesaris1985–198618 in a row
- 1Bertrand Gachot1992–199518 in a row
- 3Alex Caffi1986–198817 in a row
- 4Piercarlo Ghinzani1985–198616 in a row
- 5Ivan Capelli1990–199114 in a row
- 5Jean-Pierre Jarier1971–197414 in a row
- 7Philippe Alliot1985–198613 in a row
- 7Eddie Cheever198413 in a row
- 7Alessandro Nannini198613 in a row
- 10Stefan Bellof198412 in a row
Most wins in a season
- 1Max Verstappen2023 · from 22 races19 wins
- 2Max Verstappen2022 · from 22 races15 wins
- 3Michael Schumacher2004 · from 18 races13 wins
- 3Sebastian Vettel2013 · from 19 races13 wins
- 5Lewis Hamilton2020 · from 16 races11 wins
- 5Michael Schumacher2002 · from 17 races11 wins
- 5Sebastian Vettel2011 · from 19 races11 wins
- 5Lewis Hamilton2014 · from 19 races11 wins
- 5Lewis Hamilton2018 · from 21 races11 wins
- 5Lewis Hamilton2019 · from 21 races11 wins
Best win rate in a season
Wins over the races the driver started, in seasons of 7 GPs or more and with at least 75 % of them started.
- 1Alberto Ascari1952 · 6 wins in 6 races100 %
- 2Max Verstappen2023 · 19 wins in 22 races86 %
- 3Juan Fangio1954 · 6 wins in 8 races75 %
- 4Michael Schumacher2004 · 13 wins in 18 races72 %
- 5Jim Clark1963 · 7 wins in 10 races70 %
- 6Lewis Hamilton2020 · 11 wins in 16 races69 %
- 7Sebastian Vettel2013 · 13 wins in 19 races68 %
- 7Max Verstappen2022 · 15 wins in 22 races68 %
- 9Jim Clark1965 · 6 wins in 9 races67 %
- 10Michael Schumacher2002 · 11 wins in 17 races65 %
Best driver-team combination
Wins of one driver with one team.
- 1Lewis HamiltonMercedes84 wins
- 2Max VerstappenRed Bull74 wins
- 3Michael SchumacherFerrari72 wins
- 4Sebastian VettelRed Bull38 wins
- 5Ayrton SennaMcLaren35 wins
- 6Alain ProstMcLaren30 wins
- 7Nigel MansellWilliams28 wins
- 8Jim ClarkTeam Lotus25 wins
- 9Nico RosbergMercedes23 wins
- 10Damon HillWilliams21 wins
- 10Lewis HamiltonMcLaren21 wins
Most races in a row without a repeat winner
The GP below is the first of the run.
- 11961–1962French Grand Prix 19619 races
- 11982Monaco Grand Prix 19829 races
- 31977Monaco Grand Prix 19777 races
- 31982–1983Italian Grand Prix 19827 races
- 32011–2012Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 20117 races
- 61966–1967German Grand Prix 19666 races
- 61973–1974Canadian Grand Prix 19736 races
- 61974–1975United States Grand Prix 19746 races
- 61975Dutch Grand Prix 19756 races
- 61978–1979Austrian Grand Prix 19786 races
- 61985Portuguese Grand Prix 19856 races
- 61992–1993Belgian Grand Prix 19926 races
- 61999–2000Belgian Grand Prix 19996 races
- 62009Turkish Grand Prix 20096 races
- 62024Azerbaijan Grand Prix 20246 races
Most wins at one circuit
- 1Lewis HamiltonSilverstone Circuit · 2008–20249 wins
- 2Lewis HamiltonHungaroring · 2007–20208 wins
- 2Michael SchumacherCircuit de Nevers Magny-Cours · 1994–20068 wins
- 4Lewis HamiltonCircuit de Barcelona-Catalunya · 2014–20267 wins
- 4Lewis HamiltonCircuit Gilles Villeneuve · 2007–20197 wins
- 4Michael SchumacherAutodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari · 1994–20067 wins
- 4Michael SchumacherCircuit Gilles Villeneuve · 1994–20047 wins
- 8Lewis HamiltonShanghai International Circuit · 2008–20196 wins
- 8Max VerstappenAutódromo Hermanos Rodríguez · 2017–20266 wins
- 8Michael SchumacherCircuit de Barcelona-Catalunya · 1995–20046 wins
- 8Michael SchumacherCircuit de Spa-Francorchamps · 1992–20026 wins
- 8Michael SchumacherSuzuka Circuit · 1995–20046 wins
- 8Ayrton SennaCircuit de Monaco · 1987–19936 wins
Circuits with an owner
Driver who has won most of the races at that circuit, with 10 editions or more.
- 1Autódromo Internacional Nelson PiquetAlain Prost · 5 of 10 races50 %
- 2Circuit de Nevers Magny-CoursMichael Schumacher · 8 of 18 races44 %
- 3Circuit of the AmericasLewis Hamilton · 5 of 14 races36 %
- 4Shanghai International CircuitLewis Hamilton · 6 of 19 races32 %
- 5Marina Bay Street CircuitSebastian Vettel · 5 of 17 races29 %
- 5Yas Marina CircuitLewis Hamilton · 5 of 17 races29 %
- 7Reims-GueuxJuan Fangio · 3 of 11 races27 %
- 8Autódromo Hermanos RodríguezMax Verstappen · 6 of 26 races23 %
- 8Autódromo do EstorilAlain Prost · 3 of 13 races23 %
- 8Bahrain International CircuitLewis Hamilton · 5 of 22 races23 %
Closest finishes
Gap at the line between first and second.
- 1Peter Gethinahead of Ronnie Peterson · Italian Grand Prix 19710.010 s
- 2Rubens Barrichelloahead of Michael Schumacher · United States Grand Prix 20020.011 s
- 3Ayrton Sennaahead of Nigel Mansell · Spanish Grand Prix 19860.014 s
- 4Elio de Angelisahead of Keke Rosberg · Austrian Grand Prix 19820.050 s
- 5Jackie Stewartahead of Jochen Rindt · Italian Grand Prix 19690.080 s
- 6Juan Fangioahead of Karl Kling · French Grand Prix 19540.100 s
- 6Giancarlo Baghettiahead of Dan Gurney · French Grand Prix 19610.100 s
- 8Michael Schumacherahead of Rubens Barrichello · Canadian Grand Prix 20000.174 s
- 9Max Verstappenahead of Lewis Hamilton · Australian Grand Prix 20230.179 s
- 10Michael Schumacherahead of Rubens Barrichello · Austrian Grand Prix 20020.182 s
Biggest winning margins
Only counts when second finished on the same lap.
- 1Stirling Mossahead of Mike Hawthorn · Portuguese Grand Prix 19585:12.7
- 2Jim Clarkahead of Bruce McLaren · Belgian Grand Prix 19634:54
- 3Jackie Stewartahead of Graham Hill · German Grand Prix 19684:03.2
- 4Tony Brooksahead of Roy Salvadori · German Grand Prix 19583:29.7
- 5Stirling Mossahead of Juan Fangio · Pescara Grand Prix 19573:13.9
- 6Nino Farinaahead of Alberto Ascari · Belgian Grand Prix 19512:51
- 7Alberto Ascariahead of Luigi Villoresi · Belgian Grand Prix 19532:48.2
- 8Piero Taruffiahead of Rudi Fischer · Swiss Grand Prix 19522:37.2
- 9Phil Hillahead of Richie Ginther · Italian Grand Prix 19602:27.6
- 10Jacky Ickxahead of John Surtees · French Grand Prix 1968118.6 s
Closest poles
Qualifying gap between first and second, since 1994.
- 1George Russellahead of Max Verstappen · Canadian Grand Prix 20240.000 s
- 2Sebastian Vettelahead of Fernando Alonso · German Grand Prix 20100.002 s
- 2Kimi Räikkönenahead of Michael Schumacher · Italian Grand Prix 20060.002 s
- 4Lewis Hamiltonahead of Max Verstappen · Hungarian Grand Prix 20230.003 s
- 4Rubens Barrichelloahead of Heinz-Harald Frentzen · British Grand Prix 20000.003 s
- 4Damon Hillahead of Michael Schumacher · British Grand Prix 19940.003 s
- 7Valtteri Bottasahead of Lewis Hamilton · British Grand Prix 20190.006 s
- 8Valtteri Bottasahead of Lewis Hamilton · Portuguese Grand Prix 20210.007 s
- 8Lewis Hamiltonahead of Nico Rosberg · Singapore Grand Prix 20140.007 s
- 10Michael Schumacherahead of Gerhard Berger · San Marino Grand Prix 19950.008 s
Biggest pole margins
The biggest gap from pole to second, since 1994.
- 1Jacques Villeneuveahead of Heinz-Harald Frentzen · Australian Grand Prix 19971.754 s
- 2Nico Rosbergahead of Sebastian Vettel · British Grand Prix 20141.620 s
- 3Mark Webberahead of Nico Rosberg · Malaysian Grand Prix 20101.346 s
- 4Max Verstappenahead of Nico Hülkenberg · Canadian Grand Prix 20231.244 s
- 5Lewis Hamiltonahead of Max Verstappen · Styrian Grand Prix 20201.216 s
- 6Lewis Hamiltonahead of Max Verstappen · Italian Grand Prix 20171.148 s
- 7Nico Hülkenbergahead of Sebastian Vettel · Brazilian Grand Prix 20101.049 s
- 8Damon Hillahead of Rubens Barrichello · Brazilian Grand Prix 19960.981 s
- 9Sebastian Vettelahead of Felipe Massa · Malaysian Grand Prix 20130.913 s
- 10Michael Schumacherahead of Juan Pablo Montoya · Hungarian Grand Prix 20050.897 s
Races with fewest finishers
Drivers who saw the flag (or finished lapped), with 10 or more on the grid.
- 1Monaco Grand Prixof 21 who started · 19963 finishers
- 2Monaco Grand Prixof 16 who started · 19664 finishers
- 2German Grand Prixof 13 who started · 19694 finishers
- 4Monaco Grand Prixof 16 who started · 19625 finishers
- 4Belgian Grand Prixof 16 who started · 19665 finishers
- 4United States Grand Prixof 19 who started · 19665 finishers
- 4French Grand Prixof 15 who started · 19675 finishers
- 4Spanish Grand Prixof 13 who started · 19685 finishers
- 4Monaco Grand Prixof 16 who started · 19685 finishers
- 4Belgian Grand Prixof 18 who started · 19685 finishers
- 4Spanish Grand Prixof 15 who started · 19705 finishers
- 4Argentine Grand Prixof 20 who started · 19775 finishers
- 4San Marino Grand Prixof 14 who started · 19825 finishers
- 4Monaco Grand Prixof 20 who started · 19825 finishers
- 4Detroit Grand Prixof 26 who started · 19845 finishers
Circuits with most Grand Prix
- 1Autodromo Nazionale di Monza1950–202676 races
- 2Circuit de Monaco1950–202672 races
- 3Silverstone Circuit1950–202661 races
- 4Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps1950–202659 races
- 5Circuit Gilles Villeneuve1978–202645 races
- 6Autódromo José Carlos Pace1973–202643 races
- 7Hungaroring1986–202641 races
- 7Nürburgring1951–202041 races
- 9Red Bull Ring1970–202640 races
- 10Hockenheimring1970–201937 races
Circuits where pole wins most
With 10 editions or more and at least 8 poles.
- 1Marina Bay Street Circuitfrom 17 races71 %
- 1Yas Marina Circuitfrom 17 races71 %
- 3Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunyafrom 36 races67 %
- 4Reims-Gueuxfrom 11 races64 %
- 5Shanghai International Circuitfrom 19 races63 %
- 6Circuit Paul Ricardfrom 18 races61 %
- 7Suzuka Circuitfrom 36 races56 %
- 8Circuit of the Americasfrom 14 races50 %
- 8Bahrain International Circuitfrom 22 races50 %
- 8Sepang International Circuitfrom 20 races50 %
- 8Watkins Glenfrom 20 races50 %
- 8Circuit Park Zandvoortfrom 36 races50 %
- 8Zolderfrom 10 races50 %
Circuits where pole wins least
The same circuits, lowest first.
- 1Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquetfrom 10 races10 %
- 2Kyalamifrom 20 races20 %
- 3Circuit de Nevers Magny-Coursfrom 18 races28 %
- 4Brands Hatchfrom 14 races29 %
- 5Autodromo Nazionale di Monzafrom 76 races33 %
- 6Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrarifrom 32 races34 %
- 7Nürburgringfrom 40 races38 %
- 7Silverstone Circuitfrom 61 races38 %
- 9Baku City Circuitfrom 10 races40 %
- 9Autódromo Juan y Oscar Gálvezfrom 20 races40 %
- 9Red Bull Ringfrom 40 races40 %
Circuits with most retirements
Share of cars that did not see the flag (10 editions or more). It also reflects the era: cars broke more often.
- 1Adelaide Street Circuit163 of 280 starts58 %
- 2Zolder139 of 248 starts56 %
- 3Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet137 of 249 starts55 %
- 3Brands Hatch188 of 344 starts55 %
- 5Reims-Gueux120 of 234 starts51 %
- 5Kyalami247 of 486 starts51 %
- 5Watkins Glen229 of 453 starts51 %
- 8Autódromo Juan y Oscar Gálvez206 of 414 starts50 %
- 9Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari350 of 734 starts48 %
- 10Circuit de Monaco690 of 1474 starts47 %
Circuits with most different winners
Different drivers who have won there, relative to editions.
- 1Zolder9 winners in 10 editions90 %
- 2Baku City Circuit8 winners in 10 editions80 %
- 2Autódromo Juan y Oscar Gálvez16 winners in 20 editions80 %
- 4Brands Hatch11 winners in 14 editions79 %
- 5Kyalami15 winners in 20 editions75 %
- 6Adelaide Street Circuit8 winners in 11 editions73 %
- 6Reims-Gueux8 winners in 11 editions73 %
- 8Autódromo do Estoril9 winners in 13 editions69 %
- 9Circuit Paul Ricard12 winners in 18 editions67 %
- 10Nürburgring27 winners in 41 editions66 %
Most laps led
Laps in first place in races, from the lap-by-lap data we have since 2018.
- 1Max Verstappen3849 laps
- 2Lewis Hamilton2004 laps
- 3Charles Leclerc1035 laps
- 4Lando Norris851 laps
- 5George Russell642 laps
- 6Oscar Piastri618 laps
- 7Sebastian Vettel512 laps
- 8Valtteri Bottas500 laps
- 9Andrea Kimi Antonelli464 laps
- 10Sergio Pérez366 laps
Grand Slam: pole, win, fastest lap and every lap led
The GP below is the most recent.
Wins leading every lap
The GP below is the most recent.
- 1Max VerstappenSingapore Grand Prix 202617 times
- 2Lewis HamiltonQatar Grand Prix 202110 times
- 3Lando NorrisMexico City Grand Prix 20253 times
- 4Charles LeclercMonaco Grand Prix 20242 times
- 4Sebastian VettelBelgian Grand Prix 20182 times
- 6Andrea Kimi AntonelliMonaco Grand Prix 20261 times
- 6Sergio PérezSingapore Grand Prix 20221 times
- 6Oscar PiastriDutch Grand Prix 20251 times
- 6Daniel RicciardoMonaco Grand Prix 20181 times
- 6George RussellAzerbaijan Grand Prix 20261 times
- 6Carlos SainzSingapore Grand Prix 20231 times
Top speed of each race
The highest telemetry speed of each Grand Prix (one row per race), helped by the slipstream. Since 2018.
- 1Antonio GiovinazziMexican Grand Prix 2019370 km/h
- 2Alexander AlbonLas Vegas Grand Prix 2024369 km/h
- 3Kimi RäikkönenMexican Grand Prix 2018366 km/h
- 3Carlos SainzLas Vegas Grand Prix 2023366 km/h
- 5Lewis HamiltonItalian Grand Prix 2025365 km/h
- 5Sebastian VettelItalian Grand Prix 2019365 km/h
- 7Lewis HamiltonLas Vegas Grand Prix 2025364 km/h
- 8Sergio PérezItalian Grand Prix 2020363 km/h
- 8Nico HülkenbergItalian Grand Prix 2024363 km/h
- 8Oscar PiastriMexico City Grand Prix 2025363 km/h
Most pit stops in one race
Counts every recorded pit-lane visit, penalties and red-flag stops included.
- 1Gabriel BortoletoMonaco Grand Prix 20267 stops
- 1Sergio PérezBahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia 20267 stops
- 1Lance StrollDutch Grand Prix 20237 stops
- 1George RussellDutch Grand Prix 20237 stops
- 1Liam LawsonDutch Grand Prix 20237 stops
- 6Alexander AlbonJapanese Grand Prix 20266 stops
- 6Nico HülkenbergMonaco Grand Prix 20266 stops
- 6Sergio PérezMonaco Grand Prix 20266 stops
- 6Fernando AlonsoMonaco Grand Prix 20266 stops
- 6Lando NorrisBahrain Grand Prix 20236 stops
- 6Valtteri BottasAustralian Grand Prix 20236 stops
- 6Logan SargeantAustralian Grand Prix 20236 stops
- 6Max VerstappenDutch Grand Prix 20236 stops
- 6Sergio PérezDutch Grand Prix 20236 stops
- 6Esteban OconDutch Grand Prix 20236 stops
Longest stints on one set of tyres
Consecutive laps on the same set of tyres, with the compound.
- 1Yuki TsunodaHard · Monaco Grand Prix 202572 laps
- 2Guanyu ZhouHard · Monaco Grand Prix 202469 laps
- 2Andrea Kimi AntonelliHard · Monaco Grand Prix 202569 laps
- 4Arvid LindbladMedium · Monaco Grand Prix 202667 laps
- 5Lance StrollHard · Monaco Grand Prix 202564 laps
- 5Yuki TsunodaHard · Monaco Grand Prix 202164 laps
- 7Lewis HamiltonMedium · Hungarian Grand Prix 202063 laps
- 8Esteban OconHard · Monaco Grand Prix 202658 laps
- 8Esteban OconHard · Hungarian Grand Prix 202458 laps
- 8Lance StrollHard · Monaco Grand Prix 202158 laps
Hottest races
Average track temperature during the race.
- 1Italian Grand Prix202655 °C
- 2French Grand Prix201954.5 °C
- 2French Grand Prix202254.5 °C
- 4Spanish Grand Prix202653.3 °C
- 5Styrian Grand Prix202152.4 °C
- 6British Grand Prix201852.2 °C
- 7Austrian Grand Prix202052 °C
- 8São Paulo Grand Prix202151.6 °C
- 9Canadian Grand Prix201951.1 °C
- 9Hungarian Grand Prix201851.1 °C
Coldest races
Average air temperature during the race.
- 1Eifel Grand Prix20209.5 °C
- 2Emilia Romagna Grand Prix202110.6 °C
- 3Canadian Grand Prix202612.8 °C
- 4Emilia Romagna Grand Prix202212.9 °C
- 5Belgian Grand Prix202113 °C
- 6Turkish Grand Prix202013.1 °C
- 7Japanese Grand Prix202514.4 °C
- 8Chinese Grand Prix202615.6 °C
- 9Australian Grand Prix202515.7 °C
- 10British Grand Prix202415.8 °C
- 10Turkish Grand Prix202115.8 °C
Races run most on wet tyres
Share of laps run on intermediate or wet tyres (the rain sensor is unreliable). Since 2018.
- 1Turkish Grand Prix2020100 %
- 1São Paulo Grand Prix2024100 %
- 1Japanese Grand Prix2022100 %
- 4Turkish Grand Prix202197 %
- 4Canadian Grand Prix202497 %
- 6German Grand Prix201995 %
- 7Singapore Grand Prix202294 %
- 8British Grand Prix202592 %
- 9Emilia Romagna Grand Prix202190 %
- 10Australian Grand Prix202577 %
Who keeps their place on lap 1
Share of starts from the top ten where the driver does not lose a single place by the end of lap 1. With 40 such starts or more since 2018.
- 1Max Verstappen142 of 170 starts83.5 %
- 2Lewis Hamilton134 of 164 starts81.7 %
- 3Charles Leclerc126 of 155 starts81.3 %
- 4Oscar Piastri60 of 77 starts77.9 %
- 5Sebastian Vettel46 of 60 starts76.7 %
- 6Fernando Alonso62 of 82 starts75.6 %
- 7Daniel Ricciardo46 of 65 starts70.8 %
- 8George Russell72 of 104 starts69.2 %
- 9Pierre Gasly61 of 92 starts66.3 %
- 10Sergio Pérez58 of 88 starts65.9 %
Who keeps the lead from pole on lap 1
Starts from pole where the driver was still first at the end of lap 1. With 8 poles or more since 2018.
- 1Max Verstappen43 of 49 poles87.8 %
- 2George Russell10 of 13 poles76.9 %
- 3Lewis Hamilton23 of 33 poles69.7 %
- 4Charles Leclerc18 of 26 poles69.2 %
- 5Valtteri Bottas10 of 16 poles62.5 %
- 6Lando Norris10 of 20 poles50 %
Best first laps
Places gained between the grid slot and the end of lap 1 (2018+).
- 1Nicholas Latififrom P18 to P6 · Hungarian Grand Prix 2021+12 places
- 2Lewis Hamiltonfrom P20 to P9 · Brazilian Grand Prix 2026+11 places
- 2Kevin Magnussenfrom P19 to P8 · Austrian Grand Prix 2023+11 places
- 2Charles Leclercfrom P19 to P8 · Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2024+11 places
- 2Carlos Sainzfrom P15 to P4 · Hungarian Grand Prix 2021+11 places
- 2Yuki Tsunodafrom P16 to P5 · Hungarian Grand Prix 2021+11 places
- 7Lance Strollfrom P19 to P9 · Las Vegas Grand Prix 2023+10 places
- 8Valtteri Bottasfrom P18 to P9 · Dutch Grand Prix 2023+9 places
- 8Mick Schumacherfrom P20 to P11 · Hungarian Grand Prix 2021+9 places
- 8George Russellfrom P17 to P8 · Hungarian Grand Prix 2021+9 places
- 8Kevin Magnussenfrom P18 to P9 · Russian Grand Prix 2020+9 places
- 8Kimi Räikkönenfrom P16 to P7 · Portuguese Grand Prix 2020+9 places
- 8Lando Norrisfrom P19 to P10 · Sakhir Grand Prix 2020+9 places
- 8Max Verstappenfrom P18 to P9 · United States Grand Prix 2018+9 places
Worst first laps
Places lost between the grid slot and the end of lap 1 (2018+).
- 1Carlos Sainzfrom P1 to P19 · United States Grand Prix 2022−18 places
- 2Oscar Piastrifrom P4 to P21 · Canadian Grand Prix 2026−17 places
- 2Oscar Piastrifrom P2 to P19 · Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2024−17 places
- 2Valtteri Bottasfrom P1 to P18 · Mexico City Grand Prix 2021−17 places
- 5George Russellfrom P2 to P18 · Qatar Grand Prix 2023−16 places
- 5Valtteri Bottasfrom P2 to P18 · French Grand Prix 2018−16 places
- 5Lewis Hamiltonfrom P1 to P17 · British Grand Prix 2018−16 places
- 8Isack Hadjarfrom P7 to P22 · Mexico City Grand Prix 2026−15 places
- 8Sergio Pérezfrom P5 to P20 · Austrian Grand Prix 2022−15 places
- 8Sergio Pérezfrom P5 to P20 · Mexico City Grand Prix 2023−15 places
- 8Lando Norrisfrom P5 to P20 · São Paulo Grand Prix 2021−15 places
- 8Sergio Pérezfrom P5 to P20 · Portuguese Grand Prix 2020−15 places
Most chaotic first laps
Sum of places moved (gained or lost) by all drivers between the grid and the end of lap 1 (2018+).
- 1Hungarian Grand Prix2021101 places
- 2United States Grand Prix201882 places
- 3Chinese Grand Prix202679 places
- 4Abu Dhabi Grand Prix202478 places
- 5French Grand Prix201876 places
- 6Las Vegas Grand Prix202374 places
- 7Hungarian Grand Prix202372 places
- 8Australian Grand Prix202671 places
- 9Brazilian Grand Prix202665 places
- 9Belgian Grand Prix201965 places
Which team is quickest through the pit lane
Seconds saved on average per stop against the median of that race (pit-lane entry to exit time, not stationary time). With 100 stops or more since 2018; renamed teams are merged.
- 1Red Bull643 stops0.369 s
- 2Mercedes637 stops0.172 s
- 3Ferrari605 stops0.169 s
- 4McLaren607 stops0.076 s
- 5RB (Toro Rosso)595 stops0.071 s
- 6Alpine (Renault)561 stops-0.029 s
- 7Aston Martin (Force India)592 stops-0.069 s
- 8Williams641 stops-0.075 s
- 9Sauber (Alfa Romeo / Audi)600 stops-0.214 s
- 10Haas F1 Team615 stops-0.513 s
Best pit-lane seasons by a team
The same per season, with 15 stops or more (2018+).
- 1Red Bull2020 · 55 stops0.649 s
- 2Red Bull2022 · 83 stops0.541 s
- 3Red Bull2023 · 87 stops0.499 s
- 4Mercedes2026 · 65 stops0.491 s
- 5Red Bull2019 · 65 stops0.488 s
- 6Red Bull2018 · 44 stops0.459 s
- 7Ferrari2023 · 69 stops0.438 s
- 8Red Bull2021 · 77 stops0.387 s
- 9AlphaTauri2022 · 78 stops0.356 s
- 10Red Bull2024 · 78 stops0.350 s
Fastest pit stop at each circuit
Shortest pit-lane time in a race (2018+). It depends on how long each circuit pit lane is; readings that are not a normal stop are discarded.
- 1Albert Park Grand Prix CircuitOscar Piastri · Australian Grand Prix 202513.046 s
- 2Circuit Park ZandvoortPierre Gasly · Dutch Grand Prix 202213.904 s
- 3Baku City CircuitRobert Kubica · Azerbaijan Grand Prix 201914.802 s
- 4Jeddah Corniche CircuitGuanyu Zhou · Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 202215.105 s
- 5Las Vegas Strip Street CircuitEsteban Ocon · Las Vegas Grand Prix 202415.747 s
- 6Red Bull RingPierre Gasly · Austrian Grand Prix 202315.891 s
- 7Miami International AutodromeValtteri Bottas · Miami Grand Prix 202617.010 s
- 8Shanghai International CircuitDaniil Kvyat · Chinese Grand Prix 201917.029 s
- 9Autodromo Internazionale del MugelloDaniel Ricciardo · Tuscan Grand Prix 202017.139 s
- 10Autódromo José Carlos PaceFernando Alonso · São Paulo Grand Prix 202117.378 s
Wins with the most stops
Pit stops made by the winner (2018+).
- 1Max VerstappenDutch Grand Prix 20236 stops
- 2Lando NorrisAustralian Grand Prix 20255 stops
- 2George RussellCanadian Grand Prix 20255 stops
- 2Lewis HamiltonTuscan Grand Prix 20205 stops
- 2Max VerstappenGerman Grand Prix 20195 stops
- 6Andrea Kimi AntonelliMonaco Grand Prix 20264 stops
- 6Max VerstappenDutch Grand Prix 20224 stops
- 6Max VerstappenAustrian Grand Prix 20234 stops
- 6Max VerstappenSão Paulo Grand Prix 20234 stops
- 6Lewis HamiltonSão Paulo Grand Prix 20214 stops
Races with the most stops per driver
Total stops divided by the drivers who started (2018+).
- 1Dutch Grand Prix20235.32 per driver
- 2São Paulo Grand Prix20214.16 per driver
- 3Australian Grand Prix20254.1 per driver
- 3Canadian Grand Prix20254.1 per driver
- 5Monaco Grand Prix20263.91 per driver
- 6German Grand Prix20193.8 per driver
- 7Dutch Grand Prix20223.55 per driver
- 8São Paulo Grand Prix20233.35 per driver
- 9Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia20263.32 per driver
- 10Tuscan Grand Prix20203.3 per driver
Races with the fewest stops per driver
The races in which almost nobody visited the pits (2018+).
- 1Chinese Grand Prix20260.86 per driver
- 2Miami Grand Prix20250.9 per driver
- 2Australian Grand Prix20180.9 per driver
- 2Abu Dhabi Grand Prix20180.9 per driver
- 5Saudi Arabian Grand Prix20240.95 per driver
- 5Saudi Arabian Grand Prix20250.95 per driver
- 5Italian Grand Prix20250.95 per driver
- 5Monaco Grand Prix20210.95 per driver
- 9Miami Grand Prix20261 per driver
- 9Saudi Arabian Grand Prix20221 per driver
- 9Miami Grand Prix20231 per driver
- 9Turkish Grand Prix20211 per driver
- 9Belgian Grand Prix20201 per driver
- 9Canadian Grand Prix20181 per driver
- 9French Grand Prix20181 per driver
Stops made under the safety car
Pit entries on a lap with the safety car or virtual safety car out at some point (2018+).
- 1Lewis Hamilton106 stops
- 2George Russell104 stops
- 3Fernando Alonso92 stops
- 4Pierre Gasly91 stops
- 5Max Verstappen90 stops
- 5Sergio Pérez90 stops
- 7Charles Leclerc89 stops
- 8Carlos Sainz87 stops
- 9Lance Stroll85 stops
- 10Lando Norris83 stops
- 10Esteban Ocon83 stops
The ideal lap that never was
Gap between a driver best qualifying lap and the sum of their three best sectors. Careful: in changing-rain sessions the sectors can come from different conditions (2018+).
- 1Gabriel BortoletoBrazilian Grand Prix 20262.543 s
- 2Max VerstappenSingapore Grand Prix 20222.005 s
- 3Valtteri BottasBelgian Grand Prix 20221.962 s
- 4Alexander AlbonLas Vegas Grand Prix 20251.836 s
- 5Kevin MagnussenTurkish Grand Prix 20201.811 s
- 6George RussellTurkish Grand Prix 20201.709 s
- 7Pierre GaslyBritish Grand Prix 20241.290 s
- 8Alexander AlbonTurkish Grand Prix 20201.239 s
- 9Kimi RäikkönenAzerbaijan Grand Prix 20181.077 s
- 10Lando NorrisCanadian Grand Prix 20220.992 s
All three best sectors in one qualifying
Times a single driver set the best S1, S2 and S3 of the whole session (2018+).
- 1Lewis Hamilton10 times
- 2Max Verstappen5 times
- 3Lando Norris4 times
- 4Charles Leclerc2 times
- 4George Russell2 times
- 6Valtteri Bottas1 times
- 6Oscar Piastri1 times
Tightest Q1 cut-offs
Gap between 16th (out) and 15th in Q1, since 2016. A 0.000 is an exact tie: whoever set it first goes through.
- 1Logan Sargeantagainst Lando Norris · Bahrain Grand Prix 20230.000 s
- 1Kimi Räikkönenagainst Kevin Magnussen · Styrian Grand Prix 20200.000 s
- 1Romain Grosjeanagainst Fernando Alonso · Bahrain Grand Prix 20180.000 s
- 1Sergio Pérezagainst Kevin Magnussen · Hungarian Grand Prix 20170.000 s
- 5Sergio Pérezagainst Romain Grosjean · Italian Grand Prix 20180.001 s
- 6Arvid Lindbladagainst Gabriel Bortoleto · Monaco Grand Prix 20260.002 s
- 6Sebastian Vettelagainst Mick Schumacher · Belgian Grand Prix 20220.002 s
- 6Nicholas Latifiagainst George Russell · French Grand Prix 20210.002 s
- 9Franco Colapintoagainst Carlos Sainz · Japanese Grand Prix 20260.004 s
- 9Yuki Tsunodaagainst Lewis Hamilton · Emilia Romagna Grand Prix 20220.004 s
Tightest Q2 cut-offs
Gap between 11th (out) and 10th in Q2, since 2016.
- 1Lance Strollagainst Pierre Gasly · British Grand Prix 20200.000 s
- 2Gabriel Bortoletoagainst Lewis Hamilton · Italian Grand Prix 20260.001 s
- 3Nico Hülkenbergagainst Isack Hadjar · Chinese Grand Prix 20260.002 s
- 3Carlos Sainzagainst Fernando Alonso · Hungarian Grand Prix 20230.002 s
- 3Sebastian Vettelagainst Lando Norris · Spanish Grand Prix 20200.002 s
- 3Antonio Giovinazziagainst Kimi Räikkönen · Italian Grand Prix 20190.002 s
- 3Kevin Magnussenagainst Pierre Gasly · Italian Grand Prix 20180.002 s
- 3Carlos Sainzagainst Nico Hülkenberg · United States Grand Prix 20180.002 s
- 3Sergio Pérezagainst Esteban Ocon · Italian Grand Prix 20170.002 s
- 10Daniel Ricciardoagainst Sebastian Vettel · Japanese Grand Prix 20220.003 s
- 10Alexander Albonagainst Sergio Pérez · Belgian Grand Prix 20240.003 s
- 10Nico Hülkenbergagainst Isack Hadjar · Qatar Grand Prix 20250.003 s
- 10Valtteri Bottasagainst Nico Hülkenberg · Singapore Grand Prix 20160.003 s
How much the pole sitter improves from Q1
Seconds between the pole sitter own Q1 time and his pole lap: a drying or fast-evolving track (2016+).
- 1Lance StrollTurkish Grand Prix 202019.702 s
- 2Nico RosbergHungarian Grand Prix 201613.337 s
- 3Lewis HamiltonBritish Grand Prix 201712.469 s
- 4Max VerstappenBelgian Grand Prix 202312.347 s
- 5Max VerstappenCanadian Grand Prix 202210.920 s
- 6Max VerstappenDutch Grand Prix 202310.398 s
- 7Lando NorrisSão Paulo Grand Prix 20247.539 s
- 7Lando NorrisLas Vegas Grand Prix 20257.539 s
- 9Lando NorrisRussian Grand Prix 20215.245 s
- 10Charles LeclercSingapore Grand Prix 20224.717 s
The most metronomic drives
Variation (standard deviation / mean) of green-flag laps, excluding pit laps and lap 1; with 40 laps or more. Lower means steadier (2018+).
- 1Yuki Tsunoda44 laps measured · Italian Grand Prix 20260.35 %
- 2Oliver Bearman46 laps measured · Italian Grand Prix 20260.4 %
- 2Arvid Lindblad45 laps measured · Italian Grand Prix 20260.4 %
- 4Max Verstappen50 laps measured · Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 20200.43 %
- 5Max Verstappen60 laps measured · Emilia Romagna Grand Prix 20240.44 %
- 6George Russell40 laps measured · Italian Grand Prix 20220.45 %
- 6Nico Hülkenberg50 laps measured · Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 20240.45 %
- 8Pierre Gasly50 laps measured · Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 20240.46 %
- 8Lando Norris44 laps measured · Miami Grand Prix 20260.46 %
- 8Andrea Kimi Antonelli44 laps measured · Miami Grand Prix 20260.46 %
Who has more top speed than their team-mate
Average speed difference at the speed trap against whoever shares the car, on clean laps (median per race). With 20 races as team-mates or more (2018+). It reflects the wing setup each one picks.
- 1Isack Hadjarin 35 races+2.29 km/h
- 2Daniil Kvyatin 34 races+1.75 km/h
- 3Romain Grosjeanin 45 races+1.08 km/h
- 4Yuki Tsunodain 99 races+1.01 km/h
- 5George Russellin 157 races+0.99 km/h
- 6Sergio Pérezin 140 races+0.91 km/h
- 7Daniel Ricciardoin 113 races+0.87 km/h
- 8Antonio Giovinazziin 55 races+0.65 km/h
- 9Guanyu Zhouin 60 races+0.57 km/h
- 10Alexander Albonin 123 races+0.51 km/h
The fastest cars on the straights
Speed-trap speed against the field median that season, on clean laps (2018+).
- 1Williams2022+6.5 km/h
- 2Williams2023+6 km/h
- 3Force India2018+5.5 km/h
- 4Racing Point2019+4.5 km/h
- 5Ferrari2021+4.2 km/h
- 6Alfa Romeo2020+4 km/h
- 6Williams2025+4 km/h
- 8Ferrari2018+3.5 km/h
- 9Ferrari2019+3 km/h
- 9Renault2020+3 km/h
- 9Alfa Romeo2021+3 km/h
- 9Mercedes2025+3 km/h
- 9Ferrari2026+3 km/h
- 9McLaren2026+3 km/h
Who is flat-out more than their team-mate
Percentage points more time at full throttle (≥ 98 %) per clean lap against whoever shares the car. With 20 races as team-mates or more (2018+).
- 1Logan Sargeantin 30 races+2.53 pp
- 2Valtteri Bottasin 147 races+1.73 pp
- 3Daniil Kvyatin 34 races+1.6 pp
- 4Fernando Alonsoin 131 races+1.38 pp
- 5George Russellin 157 races+1.19 pp
- 6Carlos Sainzin 163 races+1.07 pp
- 7Nicholas Latifiin 51 races+0.99 pp
- 8Max Verstappenin 166 races+0.96 pp
- 9Sergio Pérezin 139 races+0.94 pp
- 9Pierre Gaslyin 158 races+0.94 pp
Who brakes less than their team-mate
Percentage points less time with the brake pressed per clean lap against whoever shares the car. With 20 races as team-mates or more (2018+).
- 1Guanyu Zhouin 60 races−2.71 pp
- 2Oliver Bearmanin 46 races−1.55 pp
- 3Daniel Ricciardoin 113 races−1.33 pp
- 4Romain Grosjeanin 44 races−1.27 pp
- 5Antonio Giovinazziin 55 races−1.16 pp
- 6Pierre Gaslyin 158 races−0.95 pp
- 7Logan Sargeantin 30 races−0.81 pp
- 8Charles Leclercin 168 races−0.79 pp
- 9Max Verstappenin 166 races−0.77 pp
- 10Andrea Kimi Antonelliin 41 races−0.71 pp
Most lap times deleted for track limits
Official race-control messages, across all sessions (2018+). Repeated notices and corrections are counted once.
- 1Lando Norris372 times deleted
- 2Alexander Albon366 times deleted
- 3Pierre Gasly352 times deleted
- 4Carlos Sainz338 times deleted
- 5Lewis Hamilton323 times deleted
- 6Charles Leclerc286 times deleted
- 7Lance Stroll284 times deleted
- 8George Russell227 times deleted
- 9Max Verstappen200 times deleted
- 10Andrea Kimi Antonelli189 times deleted
Grands Prix with the most deleted times
Lap times deleted for track limits across the whole weekend (2018+).
- 1United States Grand Prix2026286 times deleted
- 2Monaco Grand Prix2026228 times deleted
- 3Portuguese Grand Prix2020194 times deleted
- 4Spanish Grand Prix2026166 times deleted
- 5Austrian Grand Prix2023151 times deleted
- 6Austrian Grand Prix2022117 times deleted
- 7Portuguese Grand Prix2021113 times deleted
- 8Hungarian Grand Prix2026111 times deleted
- 9Canadian Grand Prix2026110 times deleted
- 10Austrian Grand Prix2021108 times deleted
Who gets shown the blue flag most
Blue flags waved per race (when about to be lapped) with 40 races or more since 2018.
- 1Mick Schumacher222 flags in 43 races5.16 per race
- 2Nicholas Latifi296 flags in 59 races5.02 per race
- 3Antonio Giovinazzi183 flags in 59 races3.1 per race
- 4Franco Colapinto142 flags in 47 races3.02 per race
- 5Romain Grosjean156 flags in 55 races2.84 per race
- 6Kevin Magnussen337 flags in 122 races2.76 per race
- 7Guanyu Zhou170 flags in 67 races2.54 per race
- 8Gabriel Bortoleto105 flags in 44 races2.39 per race
- 9Lance Stroll434 flags in 188 races2.31 per race
- 10Oliver Bearman103 flags in 47 races2.19 per race
Most spins logged by race control
Spun-and-continued messages in any session (2018+). Only those logged by race control count.
- 1Charles Leclerc32 spins
- 2Sebastian Vettel23 spins
- 3Nicholas Latifi21 spins
- 4Max Verstappen20 spins
- 5Daniil Kvyat16 spins
- 5Kimi Räikkönen16 spins
- 7Nikita Mazepin15 spins
- 7Sergio Pérez15 spins
- 7Carlos Sainz15 spins
- 10Valtteri Bottas13 spins
- 10Pierre Gasly13 spins
- 10Romain Grosjean13 spins
- 10Lance Stroll13 spins
Most time penalties
5, 10 s and other time penalties in races and sprints (2018+).
- 1Lance Stroll26 penalties
- 2Alexander Albon23 penalties
- 3Yuki Tsunoda22 penalties
- 4Lewis Hamilton21 penalties
- 4Sergio Pérez21 penalties
- 6Pierre Gasly19 penalties
- 7Nico Hülkenberg18 penalties
- 8Esteban Ocon17 penalties
- 8Carlos Sainz17 penalties
- 10George Russell15 penalties
Most incidents under investigation
Incidents in races and sprints where the driver is named and stewards opened an investigation (2018+). Not the same as a punishment.
- 1Lewis Hamilton43 incidents
- 2Pierre Gasly41 incidents
- 2Kevin Magnussen41 incidents
- 2Sergio Pérez41 incidents
- 2Lance Stroll41 incidents
- 6Alexander Albon39 incidents
- 7Max Verstappen33 incidents
- 7Carlos Sainz33 incidents
- 9Yuki Tsunoda30 incidents
- 10Nico Hülkenberg27 incidents
Races with the most safety cars and virtual safety cars
Safety car and virtual safety car deployments in a race (2018+).
- 1German Grand Prix20196 neutralisations
- 2Singapore Grand Prix20225 neutralisations
- 2Saudi Arabian Grand Prix20215 neutralisations
- 4British Grand Prix20264 neutralisations
- 4Australian Grand Prix20224 neutralisations
- 4Australian Grand Prix20234 neutralisations
- 4Qatar Grand Prix20244 neutralisations
- 4British Grand Prix20254 neutralisations
- 4Dutch Grand Prix20254 neutralisations
- 4Sakhir Grand Prix20204 neutralisations
The windiest races
Average wind during the race from the circuit weather station (2018+).
- 1United States Grand Prix20225.5 m/s
- 1Japanese Grand Prix20195.5 m/s
- 3Dutch Grand Prix20244.6 m/s
- 4Portuguese Grand Prix20204 m/s
- 4Hungarian Grand Prix20224 m/s
- 4Miami Grand Prix20234 m/s
- 7Australian Grand Prix20183.7 m/s
- 8Canadian Grand Prix20223.6 m/s
- 9Spanish Grand Prix20223.5 m/s
- 9Australian Grand Prix20253.5 m/s
Biggest track-temperature swing in a race
Difference between the highest and lowest track temperature during the race (2018+).
- 1Mexico City Grand Prix202651 °C
- 2Azerbaijan Grand Prix202648.1 °C
- 3Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia202645.9 °C
- 4Singapore Grand Prix202645.3 °C
- 5Brazilian Grand Prix202643.6 °C
- 6United States Grand Prix202639.3 °C
- 7French Grand Prix202223.7 °C
- 8Monaco Grand Prix202321.1 °C
- 9Miami Grand Prix202319.7 °C
- 10Monaco Grand Prix202617.9 °C
The most humid races
Average relative humidity during the race (2018+).
- 1Belgian Grand Prix202196 %
- 2Turkish Grand Prix202194 %
- 3German Grand Prix201988 %
- 4Singapore Grand Prix202287 %
- 4Brazilian Grand Prix202687 %
- 6Japanese Grand Prix202286 %
- 7São Paulo Grand Prix202485 %
- 8Belgian Grand Prix202584 %
- 9Emilia Romagna Grand Prix202283 %
- 9Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia202683 %
The wet-weather winners
Wins in races where 25 % or more of the laps were on intermediate or wet tyres (2018+).
- 1Max Verstappen6 wins
- 2Lando Norris3 wins
- 3Lewis Hamilton2 wins
- 3Sergio Pérez2 wins
- 5Valtteri Bottas1 wins
- 5Oscar Piastri1 wins
Most repeated overtakes between two drivers
Times one driver has overtaken a specific rival on track (OpenF1, 2023+). Team-mates tend to dominate the list.
- 1Esteban Oconpast Pierre Gasly107 overtakes
- 2Esteban Oconpast Nico Hülkenberg105 overtakes
- 3Lewis Hamiltonpast George Russell104 overtakes
- 4Lance Strollpast Fernando Alonso96 overtakes
- 5Pierre Gaslypast Esteban Ocon95 overtakes
- 6Lewis Hamiltonpast Charles Leclerc93 overtakes
- 7Nico Hülkenbergpast Pierre Gasly92 overtakes
- 7Lance Strollpast Nico Hülkenberg92 overtakes
- 9George Russellpast Lewis Hamilton91 overtakes
- 10Lance Strollpast Valtteri Bottas89 overtakes
Who overtakes more than gets overtaken
Overtakes made divided by overtakes suffered, with 150 in total or more (OpenF1, 2023+).
- 1Liam Lawson720 made, 628 suffered1.15 ×
- 2Oliver Bearman619 made, 555 suffered1.12 ×
- 3Lewis Hamilton1056 made, 948 suffered1.11 ×
- 4Sergio Pérez928 made, 841 suffered1.1 ×
- 5Guanyu Zhou785 made, 720 suffered1.09 ×
- 6Lance Stroll1238 made, 1146 suffered1.08 ×
- 7Esteban Ocon1257 made, 1198 suffered1.05 ×
- 8Franco Colapinto553 made, 531 suffered1.04 ×
- 8Nyck de Vries138 made, 133 suffered1.04 ×
- 8Logan Sargeant501 made, 484 suffered1.04 ×
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.