F1’s longest finishing streaks
Lewis Hamilton holds the record for the longest finishing streak in Formula 1 history.
Lewis Hamilton holds the record for the longest finishing streak in Formula 1 history.
Lewis Hamilton holds the record for most consecutive points scoring races in F1 having scored at 48 races in a row between the 2018 British Grand Prix and the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix. Which other drivers have had long points-scoring streaks?
So close, but so far. In Formula 1 history, there have been five drivers who have finished on the podium on ten or more occasions but have never won a Grand Prix – including one current member of the grid. We take a look at the drivers who recorded the most Formula 1 podiums without a win.
Both Alpine and Williams recorded retirements with both cars at the 2023 Australian Grand Prix, while McLaren recorded their first double retirement in three years at the 2022 Sao Paulo Grand Prix. But when was the last double DNF for every F1 team on the current grid?
Every driver aspires to have the lead of the Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship – but which drivers have held the largest points lead record in the sport’s history?
Max Verstappen’s title win at the 2022 Japanese Grand Prix saw Suzuka overtake Monza as the venue to have hosted the most Formula 1 title deciders.
Lewis Hamilton has taken victory at no fewer than 31 circuits during his career – eight more than anyone else. We take a look at the drivers who have won at the most circuits in Formula 1!
At the 2023 Italian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen became the first driver to record ten consecutive Grand Prix victories in Formula 1. Which other drivers have had lengthy winning streaks? We take a look at the drivers with the most consecutive F1 wins!
Red flags, wet weather, time limits, early chequered flags. Occasionally, Formula 1 races fail to reach full distance. Here’s a list of every Grand Prix in which not all of the laps have been completed, plus the reasons why racing was called off early.
Red Bull have recorded six 1-2 finishes so far in the 2023 season. When was the last time every other team on the current F1 grid recorded a 1-2 result? We have all the answers!
Which Grands Prix were won over the furthest distance? Which races were won in the shortest time? We take a look at the longest F1 races and the shortest F1 races in history!
Red Bull and Mercedes have dominated the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championships in recent seasons. The two teams have won every crown since the start of 2010. In that time, there have been only 16 races in which none of the two teams’ drivers finished on the podium. We take a look at the most recent examples!
Red Bull have won all of the first 11 races in the 2023 Formula 1 season; equalling the record for the longest winning streak at the start of a season. Which other teams have had long winning streaks at the start of the year?
At the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton became the first driver to take nine pole positions at a single circuit. Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher are the only other drivers to have taken eight poles at a track.
Nobody wants to be out in Q1 on Saturday. Since the knockout qualifying system was first introduced in 2006, there have been seven drivers who have recorded 50 or more Q1 eliminations. We take a look at who has the most Q1 exits in Formula 1!
Lewis Hamilton has the record for the most wins at his national Grand Prix – but he does not yet hold the overall record for most wins on home soil. We take a look at the drivers who have celebrated home success most frequently in Formula 1.
At the 2022 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton became the first F1 driver to have made 200 starts with a single constructor. We look at the other drivers who started the most races with a single team.
At the 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas overtook Daniel Ricciardo’s record for the most F1 starts with a single car number.