Verstappen’s winning streak comes to an end, Ricciardo records his best result of the season and Schumacher is the only Singapore rookie to reach the finish line. Here’s a statistic from each driver’s 2022 Singapore Grand Prix weekend!
Perez takes his second win of the year, Ferrari record their first double podium finish in five months and McLaren record their best Marina Bay result since 2011.
Leclerc becomes Singapore’s first back-to-back polesitter, Latifi reaches 50 Q1 exits in record time and Norris records McLaren’s best Marina Bay qualifying result in a decade.
Verstappen wins on three consecutive weekends for the second time, Sainz records the best result from 18th in almost four years and Alonso sets more longevity records.
Verstappen takes a fifth consecutive victory, Ferrari reach 70 podiums at Monza and De Vries scores points on debut.
Leclerc records his eighth pole position of the season, De Vries will start in the top eight on debut and Alonso equals Raikkonen in the Q3 appearance list.
Verstappen is on the longest winning streak of his career, Hamilton becomes the 30th driver to lead at Zandvoort and Vettel does something no one has managed since 1977.
Verstappen wins at home for the second year in a row, Alpine record the team’s longest run of double points finishes in 16 years and Bottas records three consecutive retirements for the first time.
Verstappen takes pole at home for the second year in a row, Stroll ends his Q3 drought and Bottas records consecutive Q1 exits for the first time in nine years.
Verstappen become the fifth driver to win at Spa from further back than sixth, Hamilton records his third first lap retirement in Belgium and Gasly breaks a 69-year-old record.
Verstappen makes this the first time in over 60 years that two consecutive races have been won from the lower half of the grid, Vettel becomes the driver to race the most laps at Spa and Gasly breaks a 69 year old record.
Verstappen is the youngest driver to reach 70 podium finishes, Hamilton breaks a 67-year-old record and Alonso becomes the 8th oldest driver to score a points in the past 52 years.
Verstappen wins from tenth on the grid, Hamilton breaks a 67 year old record and Alonso becomes only the third driver to score points at the age of 41 this millennium.
Russell takes his first pole position, Britain equals the record for most consecutive seasons with a pole and Vettel fails to reach Q3 in Hungary for the first time since 2008.
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.
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.
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.
