Circuit Paul Ricard’s recent history doesn’t include many standout races – but the 2021 French Grand Prix bucked that trend. The 2022 French Grand Prix is set to take place on July 22-24. Check out the articles below for facts, stats, history and trivia from previous F1 races in France!
Verstappen is the fourth driver to take back-to-back wins at Circuit Paul Ricard, Alonso becomes the driver to have completed the most racing laps and Ricciardo scores at consecutive races for the first time in almost a year.
Verstappen equals Stewart in the all-time win list, Mercedes record their first double podium of the season and five drivers fail to reach the chequered flag.
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As Ferrari take their first pole at Circuit Paul Ricard since 1990, Leclerc becomes the driver to have recorded the third-most poles with the Scuderia and Ricciardo records his worst qualifying run in nine years.
All the information you could need about the French Grand Prix weekend at Circuit Paul Ricard.
Alonso is set to become the driver to have raced the most laps in Formula 1, Hamilton makes his 300th start and Ferrari and Mercedes look to equal the Circuit Paul Ricard win record.
Six of the last seven races at Circuit Paul Ricard have been won from pole, while all but four races at the track have been won from the front row.
While Mercedes and Red Bull have won the last three French Grands Prix, McLaren and Ferrari have never missed a race at the track.
Four drivers have scored in every French Grand Prix since 2018, while Verstappen and Hamilton are the only current drivers with wins at Circuit Paul Ricard.
Here are all the facts and statistics you need to know about Circuit Paul Ricard ahead of the French Grand Prix!
The French Grand Prix returned to the F1 calendar in 2018. Its new home – Circuit Paul Ricard – is no stranger to long-term F1 fans, having held races between 1971 and 1990.
Verstappen is Le Castellet’s first Honda-powered winner in 32 years, Schumacher reaches Q2 for the first time and Gasly equals his longest points-scoring streak.
Red Bull win a third consecutive race, neither Ferrari driver scores and all 20 drivers finish the race. Here are the facts and statistics from the 2021 French Grand Prix.
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Verstappen records Pirelli’s 250th pole, Gasly records his team’s first Q3 appearance at Circuit Paul Ricard and Stroll fails to set a qualifying time for the second race in a row.
At the 300th race with a Mexican driver on the grid, Raikkonen will equal the record for most starts with a single car number, while Hamilton could become the third driver with a gap of 14 years between their first and last victories.
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