While Verstappen and Hamilton are on the brink of a new 1-2 record, Magnussen could move up the list of most starts without leading and Gasly could equal the longest non-scoring streak of his career on his 100th race start.
While Hamilton and Verstappen can equal the record for most 1-2 finishes, Ricciardo seeks to end his longest non-Q3 streak in ten years and Williams can become the first team to reach 5,000 laps raced in Hungary.
As Vestappen equals Webber as the driver to have started the most races with Red Bull, Ocon makes his 100th race appearance and Hamilton and Bottas could be the first drivers to score points ten times in Austria.
As Circuit Gilles Villeneuve equals the Nurburgring for fifth in the list of most races held at a venue, Verstappen makes his 150th start and Leclerc could equal an unwanted record.
At the 2022 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Alonso breaks the record for the longest F1 career, Hamilton could become only the second driver with a gap of 15 years between his first and last wins and Verstappen could overtake Vettel’s Red Bull podium tally.
Alonso has a chance to surpass Hill’s 55 year-old record, Verstappen searches for a fourth consecutive win and Hamilton can surpass Schumacher’s tally of laps raced.
As Ricciardo becomes the most experienced Australian F1 driver, Mercedes could be the first team to record 10 consecutive poles at a single track and Hamilton could set a new outright record of Spanish Grand Prix victories.
As Miami becomes the eleventh venue to host a Grand Prix in the United States, we could see a Grand Slam at a third race in a row for the first time, while Sainz could achieve a rare and unenviable feat.
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.
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.
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.
As F1’s new era begins in Bahrain, Alonso will set a new longevity record and Hamilton could become the first driver to win in sixteen different seasons.
Hamilton could be the first driver to record an eighth title win, Verstappen could set a new record for most podiums in a year and Raikkonen will start his 350th and final race.
Jeddah becomes F1’s 75th different venue, Verstappen could become World Champion for the first time and Alonso could reach 2,000 career points.
As F1 races in Qatar for the first time, Hamilton can become the first driver to win at 30 different circuits and Red Bull could be the sixth team to reach 75 victories.
As Sprint Qualifying makes its third outing, Ricciardo could become the driver with the second most consecutive starts and Perez could equal the record for most consecutive third place finishes.
At the 21st World Championship race in Mexico, Hamilton or Verstappen could set a new outright record for most wins in the country, while Verstappen can overtake Clark as the driver to have led the most laps at the event.
At the 50th United States Grand Prix, Verstappen equals Vettel’s Red Bull start tally and Sainz could set a new personal best scoring streak.
