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.
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!
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.
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.
From over 1,000 Formula 1 Grands Prix, there have been only 381 in which no Finnish drivers competed – and only three of those have been in the last 30 years. We take a look back at the most recent F1 races in which no Finnish drivers competed!
At the 2021 Austrian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen became the ninth driver to record successive career wins at the same circuit. We take a look at the eight drivers who achieved the feat before him!
It’s official – the driver who sets the fastest lap time in Free Practice 3 in Bahrain is cursed. Max Verstappen’s late race retirement from the 2022 Bahrain Grand Prix proves it.
Since the F1 Drivers’ Championship began at Silverstone in 1950, 61 different drivers have led the title hunt. That list features nine drivers who led after only one round of the championship – including two World Champions. We take a look at the drivers who led the F1 title race only once.
In 2020, the Nurburgring became the first circuit to have hosted Formula 1 events with four different event names. Here are the circuits which have held F1 races with different titles!
Monza has hosted more F1 races than any other track, while four circuits have hosted upwards of 50 World Championship events. Which other circuits have hosted the most Formula 1 races? We have the answers!
In 2023, Fernando Alonso becomes the first driver to race in 20 seasons of Formula 1 – and there are a number of records up for grabs for the Spaniard across the season. We take a look at the records on offer and the milestones Alonso will reach during the 2023 Formula 1 season!
There have been only five occasions on which a team has taken five consecutive 1-2 finishes in Formula 1. We take a look back at the most dominant periods in F1 history.
Luca Badoer is the driver to have started the most Formula 1 races without scoring a point. Who else started many races without ever scoring? We take a look at the drivers to have started the most Formula 1 races without scoring a point!
