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!
Daniel Ricciardo is the Australian F1 driver with the most Grand Prix starts. From Ricciardo to Jack Brabham, here are the Australian drivers who have made the most Formula 1 starts.
There have been only five races in Formula 1’s V6 hybrid era in which no drivers from the 2023 grid finished on the podium, the most recent being the 2017 Monaco Grand Prix.
There have been 22 occasions in Formula 1 history on which a driver has won the same Grand Prix on the same day twice. We take a look at the drivers who have won the same race twice on the same date!
Logan Sargeant, Nyck de Vries and Oscar Piastri join the Formula 1 grid in 2023 and bring three new F1 driver numbers with them. We take a look at the history behind each of their driver numbers in F1!
Which F1 team has the tallest driver line-up in 2023? Who is the tallest F1 driver, who is the shortest, and what is the combined height of this year’s grid?
At the 2020 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Italy became the first country to have hosted 100 rounds of the Formula 1 World Championship. Here are the countries which have hosted the most F1 races!
With Daniel Ricciardo not on the 2023 grid, car number 3 will be absent from Formula 1 in 2022. Not having car number 3 on the grid is quite a rare occurrence. Here are the last ten times that car number 3 has not started a Grand Prix!
Both Esteban Ocon and Lance Stroll will race on their birthday during the 2023 Formula 1 season. Ocon will race on his birthday at the Singapore Grand Prix, while Stroll celebrates his birthday at the Mexico City Grand Prix.
The 2023 Formula 1 season is fast approaching. As the countdown continues to the 2023 season, here are 23 statistics about the number 23 in F1!
Before the 2022 Formula 1 season began, I posted 20 prediction polls on the Lights Out F1 Blog twitter account about the upcoming season. Now that the season has reached its conclusion, it’s time to see how many of your predictions were correct!
Nicholas Latifi starred in the wet at Suzuka to finish ninth but an otherwise anonymous season sees him lose his Williams drive for 2023. Here’s Latifi’s 2022 F1 season in statistics.
Alex Albon returned to Formula 1 with Williams in 2022 and adapted to his team leader role, scoring a handful of points for the team who finished last in the Constructors’ Championship. Here’s Albon’s 2022 F1 season in statistics.
