F1 records

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+).

First on the list is Lance Stroll with 19.702 s.

  1. 1Lance StrollTurkish Grand Prix 202019.702 s
  2. 2Nico RosbergHungarian Grand Prix 201613.337 s
  3. 3Lewis HamiltonBritish Grand Prix 201712.469 s
  4. 4Max VerstappenBelgian Grand Prix 202312.347 s
  5. 5Max VerstappenCanadian Grand Prix 202210.920 s
  6. 6Max VerstappenDutch Grand Prix 202310.398 s
  7. 7Lando NorrisSão Paulo Grand Prix 20247.539 s
  8. 7Lando NorrisLas Vegas Grand Prix 20257.539 s
  9. 9Lando NorrisRussian Grand Prix 20215.245 s
  10. 10Charles LeclercSingapore Grand Prix 20224.717 s
  11. 11George RussellBritish Grand Prix 20244.287 s
  12. 12Sebastian VettelSingapore Grand Prix 20173.845 s
  13. 13Lando NorrisBrazilian Grand Prix 20263.469 s
  14. 14Lewis HamiltonSingapore Grand Prix 20183.388 s
  15. 15Nico RosbergSingapore Grand Prix 20162.732 s
  16. 16Max VerstappenBritish Grand Prix 20232.708 s
  17. 17Lando NorrisHungarian Grand Prix 20242.528 s
  18. 18Lewis HamiltonFrench Grand Prix 20192.290 s
  19. 19Kevin MagnussenSão Paulo Grand Prix 20222.280 s
  20. 20Valtteri BottasBahrain Grand Prix 20172.272 s
  21. 21Nico RosbergChinese Grand Prix 20162.267 s
  22. 22Lewis HamiltonAbu Dhabi Grand Prix 20182.034 s
  23. 23Lewis HamiltonAustralian Grand Prix 20172.003 s
  24. 24Charles LeclercRussian Grand Prix 20191.985 s
  25. 25Lewis HamiltonHungarian Grand Prix 20231.968 s

Data up to the Brazilian Grand Prix 2026. See all records