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.
At the 2023 Australian Grand Prix, Nico Hulkenberg overtook Nick Heidfeld as the driver to have started the second most F1 races without a win. But who has started the most F1 races without a win? We take a look!
The 2023 Austrian Grand Prix will be held on July 2. That makes it only the fifth date on which nine or more World Championship races have taken place. Which dates have hosted the most F1 races? We have the answers!
Yes, you may need an asterisk with this particular fact – but Bernd Mayländer broke Luigi Fagioli’s 73 year old record and became the oldest driver to ‘lead’ a Grand Prix when the Safety Car was deployed at the 2023 Canadian Grand Prix!
Lewis Hamilton currently sits top of the list of drivers who’ve taken the most F1 wins with a single team. We take a look at the other drivers who’ve had long and successful partnerships with a single constructor.
To win Monaco once is one of the sport’s greatest achievements; to take wins in successive years takes a special driver. We take a look at those who have taken consecutive pole positions and back-to-back wins at F1’s most challenging circuit.
Charles Leclerc is yet to stand on the podium at his home race in Formula 1 and has encountered a series of unlucky incidents at the Monaco Grand Prix.
Car number 1 has taken the most victories in Formula 1, while numbers 2, 5 and 44 also appear near the top of the list. Here are the car numbers which have won the most races in Formula 1.
Riccardo Patrese currently holds the record for the longest gap between two Formula 1 victories. We take a look at the drivers who’ve waited longer than five years between two F1 wins.
Jackie Stewart is the oldest surviving Grand Prix winner and one of only two drivers still alive who won a Grand Prix in the 1960s.
There have been 11 occasions on which a Formula 1 Grand Prix has finished under Safety Car conditions. We take a look at the times that it has happened!
Sergio Perez won the 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix from pole position. In doing so, he achieved a rare feat – achieved only once previously in Formula 1 by John Watson.
