2022 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix Qualifying Statistics
Verstappen takes Red Bull’s 75th pole, Mercedes’ 187-race Q3 streak ends and Magnussen records Haas’ best-ever qualifying result.
Verstappen takes Red Bull’s 75th pole, Mercedes’ 187-race Q3 streak ends and Magnussen records Haas’ best-ever qualifying result.
Leclerc can set a new fastest lap record, Hamilton can move up the order of most laps raced in F1 and Alonso, Verstappen or Hamilton could become Imola’s seventh multiple winner.
Leclerc achieves a feat no driver has managed since 1973, Bottas joins an elite club and Albon is the first driver to score a point from 20th on the grid at Albert Park.
Leclerc takes his second win of the season, three British drivers finish in the top five and Sainz’s points streak comes to an end.
Did you predict a win from pole? Or that Mercedes would finish on the podium? Or that Alpine would out-score Haas?
Leclerc takes Ferrari’s first Albert Park pole since 2007, Bottas’ Q3 streak comes to an end and Vettel records his first Q1 exit in Melbourne.
Verstappen could move into the top 10 of most podiums, Hamilton can set a new record for most poles at a single venue and Alonso could reach 900 laps raced at Albert Park.
There have been 27 Formula 1 races at which the win margin has been smaller than the pole margin. It last happened at the 2016 Singapore Grand Prix.
At the 2022 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen became the first driver to win in car number 1 since Sebastian Vettel at the 2013 Brazilian Grand Prix. It was the longest gap between victories for car number 1. But when were the other longest gaps?
In the 44th closest F1 finish, Verstappen equals Raikkonen’s win tally and Sainz extends his finish streak.
Verstappen wins for a seventh consecutive season, British drivers reach 10,000 points scored and only 18 drivers start for the first time in over seven years.
Did you predict a Red Bull victory? Or that a McLaren would finish in the points? How many of your pre-race predictions for the 2022 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix were correct?
Pastor Maldonado remains the last driver to convert his maiden Formula 1 pole position into a win. There have been seven new polesitters since, all of whom have failed to win from their first pole.
Perez finally takes his first pole, Hamilton is out in Q1 for the first time in over four years and both Hamilton and Verstappen are out-qualified for the first time since 2018.
On F1’s second visit to Jeddah, Hamilton will set a new record for most starts with a single team while Red Bull will move into the top 10 of most starts for a constructor.
Johnny Herbert never had the best of luck in season-opening F1 races. His best result in a season-opener came on his debut at the 1989 Brazilian Grand Prix, where he finished fourth.
Hamilton finishes on the podium for the 16th consecutive year, Tsunoda does something no driver has done since 2004 and Magnussen scores Haas’ best result in almost four years.
Leclerc ends Ferrari’s second-longest win drought, Hamilton is the first driver to score in 250 races and Zhou scores a point on his debut.