F1 2023 in Numbers: The 2023 Formula 1 Season in Statistics
Three race winners, five polesitters, 11 podium finishers, 24,500 laps raced and 124,000km covered. This is the 2023 Formula 1 season in numbers!
Three race winners, five polesitters, 11 podium finishers, 24,500 laps raced and 124,000km covered. This is the 2023 Formula 1 season in numbers!
What were the oldest F1 records broken during the 2022 season? What did Sainz become the first driver to do in a decade? And what unusual occurrence happened at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix? Here are 41 of the best bits of trivia from the 2022 Formula 1 season!
Five race winners, six polesitters, seven podium finishers, 1,294 laps raced. Another record-breaking, history-making Formula 1 season is complete. From impressive win tallies to long podium streaks, this is the 2022 F1 season in numbers!
Verstappen ends the season with the second-largest points lead in F1 history, Ricciardo’s starting streak comes to an end and Alonso records his first ever retirement at Yas Marina Circuit.
Verstappen takes his 15th win of the year, Hamilton’s victory streak comes to an end and Vettel signs off with a points finish.
Verstappen takes his 20th pole position, Red Bull lock-out the front row for the first time since 2018 and Hamilton’s pole in every season record comes to an end.
Magnussen and Russell record their first pole and win in the same weekend, Norris loses his 100% points-scoring appearance rate at Interlagos and God Save The King plays on the podium for the first time.
Russell takes his maiden win, Hamilton makes it the first British 1-2 in over 12 years and Red Bull’s podium streak comes to an end.
Kevin Magnussen takes the first pole position of his career, Haas end the longest wait for a maiden pole in F1 history and Ferrari reach 30 Q3 appearances at Interlagos.
Verstappen sets a new record for most points scored in a year, Sainz continues an unusual Mexico qualifying pattern and Stroll reaches 60 Q1 exits.
Verstappen sets a new record for most wins in a season, Red Bull equal their longest win & podium streak and Bottas scores for the first time in 11 races.
Verstappen secures Red Bull’s 80th pole position, Alonso reaches Q3 in Mexico for the first time and Bottas records his team’s best-ever qualifying result at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.
Verstappen equals the record for most wins in a year, Haas record their best ever home race result and Vettel reaches 3,500 laps led in Formula 1.
Verstappen equals the record for most wins in a single season, Magnussen records Haas’ best-ever home result and Hamilton finishes on the United States Grand Prix podium for the tenth time.
Sainz takes pole for the third time, Stroll records his best qualifying result in over two years and Ricciardo is out-qualified by a team-mate at COTA for the first time since 2012.
Verstappen becomes the second driver to win his second Red Bull title at Suzuka on October 9, Alonso sets a new record for most finishes and Latifi becomes the first driver to score from 9th on the grid at Suzuka in over 30 years.
Verstappen secures his second title, Red Bull set a personal best for most 1-2 finishes in a season and Latifi picks up his first points of the season.
Verstappen secures Red Bull’s sixth pole in Japan, Mercedes fail to qualify in the top five at Suzuka for the first time since 2012 and Vettel maintains his 100% Q3 record at the circuit.