Formula 1 statistics

The automobile umbrella organization FIA has been holding a world championship for drivers since 1950 , and one for designers since 1958. This world championship was called the Automobile World Championship from 1950 to 1980 , then the Formula 1 World Championship . With the exception of 1952 and 1953, it was held with vehicles that correspond to the “ Formula 1 ” rules. Below is an overview of some of the records, statistics, etc. that have been set so far.

Remarks

When considering the following statistical data, it must be noted that the competitive conditions have changed over the course of the sixty-year history of Formula 1. Since 1984 at least 16 and since 2004 at least 17 World Championship races have been held per year, and in 2016 and 2018 there were even 21 Grand Prix. By the mid-1960s, on the other hand, only seven to ten races belonging to the World Championship were common, although many Formula 1 races that were not part of the World Cup were held, the results of which are not taken into account in the eternal statistics. It was not until the 1970s that the number of season races rose to an average of over 14.

Another factor that makes it difficult to evaluate the performance of previous drivers and teams on the basis of statistical surveys is the fact that up to fifty drivers and over twenty teams used to be registered for a single Grand Prix, but no more than half of them were for the race could qualify. Today there is a constant number of competitors taking part in the races.

In addition, the scoring system has been changed several times: Originally, only the first five were awarded points in each Grand Prix, after several adjustments, the first ten have been awarded since the 2010 season. Back then, the winner got as many points as sixth placed in a race today. A simple addition of points earned in World Cup races is therefore misleading and not suitable for comparing former and present-day Formula 1 drivers.

The official statistics of the racing series also include drivers who have never contested a Formula 1 race, since the Indianapolis 500 was part of the automobile world championship from 1950 to 1960 , although there were no Formula 1 vehicles at the start and only rarely Formula 1 drivers. For example, the American Bill Vukovich is listed with two Grand Prix victories, even if he never took part in regular Formula 1 races.

The reliability of racing cars has also changed dramatically: While it used to be common for around half of the starting field to stop due to a technical failure during a race, today hardly any cars fail. The seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher was able to finish almost as many world championship races without a technical failure as the five-time world champion Juan Manuel Fangio competed on several makes during his entire career.

The constructors' rating was only introduced in 1958, which is why these statistics are only kept from that year.

Records by drivers

Drivers who are under contract with a team in the 2020 season are highlighted in blue.

World champion title

See also : List of Formula 1 world champions

Status: end of season 2019

space	driver	World title	Years
1	Michael sSchumacher	7th	1994 , 1995 , 2000 , 2001 , 2002 , 2003 , 2004
2	Lewis Hamilton	6th	2008 , 2014 , 2015 , 2017 , 2018 , 2019
3	Juan Manuel Fangio	5	1951 , 1954 , 1955 , 1956 , 1957
4th	Alain Prost	4th	1985 , 1986 , 1989 , 1993
	Sebastian Vettel	4th	2010 , 2011 , 2012 , 2013
6th	Jack Brabham	3	1959 , 1960 , 1966
	Jackie Stewart	3	1969 , 1971 , 1973
	Niki Lauda	3	1975 , 1977 , 1984
	Nelson Piquet	3	1981 , 1983 , 1987
	Ayrton Senna	3	1988 , 1990 , 1991

Grand Prix victories

See also : List of Formula 1 Grand Prix winners

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

space	driver	GP victories
1	Michael sSchumacher	91
2	Lewis Hamilton	88
3	Sebastian Vettel	53
4th	Alain Prost	51
5	Ayrton Senna	41
6th	Fernando Alonso	32
7th	Nigel Mansell	31
8th	Jackie Stewart	27
9	Jim Clark	25th
	Niki Lauda	25th

Pole positions

See also : List of Formula 1 pole setters

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

space	driver	Pole positions
1	Lewis Hamilton	92
2	Michael sSchumacher	68
3	Ayrton Senna	65
4th	Sebastian Vettel	57
5	Jim Clark	33
	Alain Prost	33
7th	Nigel Mansell	32
8th	Nico Rosberg	30th
9	Juan Manuel Fangio	29
10	Mika Hakkinen	26th

Fastest racing laps

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

space	driver	Fastest laps
1	Michael sSchumacher	77
2	Lewis Hamilton	49
3	Kimi Raikkonen	46
4th	Alain Prost	41
5	Sebastian Vettel	38
6th	Nigel Mansell	30th
7th	Jim Clark	28
8th	Mika Hakkinen	25th
9	Niki Lauda	24
10	Fernando Alonso	23
	Juan Manuel Fangio	23
	Nelson Piquet	23

World Cup points

From the first Formula 1 season in 1950 to the 2009 season, between 8 and 10 points were awarded for each victory. The winner has received 25 points since 2010, in 2014 double the number of points was awarded in the last race of the season, from 2019 additional points will be awarded for the fastest lap. This puts the meaningfulness of these statistics into perspective (see Formula 1 point system ).

A list of other drivers can be found in this article under the driver overview .

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

space	driver	Points
1	Lewis Hamilton	3563.0
2	Sebastian Vettel	3001.0
3	Fernando Alonso	1899.0
4th	Kimi Raikkonen	1859.0
5	Nico Rosberg	1594.5
6th	Michael sSchumacher	1566.0
7th	Valtteri Bottas	1378.0
8th	Jenson Button	1235.0
9	Felipe Massa	1167.0
10	Daniel Ricciardo	1060.0

World Cup points according to the 2010 point system

Number of World Championship points according to the point system that has been in effect since 2010 (25-18-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1) applied retrospectively to all races since 1950. The last race of 2014 was calculated simply and not with double points for this statistic. The additional point awarded for the fastest laps is also not taken into account.

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

space	driver	Points
1	Lewis Hamilton	3905.0
2	Michael sSchumacher	3890.0
3	Sebastian Vettel	3185.0
4th	Kimi Raikkonen	2777.0
5	Fernando Alonso	2740.0
6th	Alain Prost	2470.5
7th	Rubens Barrichello	1892.0
8th	Ayrton Senna	1859.5
9	Jenson Button	1836.5
10	Nico Rosberg	1737.0

Podium places

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

space	driver	Podiums
1	Lewis Hamilton	156
2	Michael sSchumacher	155
3	Sebastian Vettel	120
4th	Alain Prost	106
5	Kimi Raikkonen	103
6th	Fernando Alonso	097
7th	Ayrton Senna	080
8th	Rubens Barrichello	068
9	David Coulthard	062
10	Nelson Piquet	060

Leading kilometers / laps

The list contains the ten drivers who have led the most lap kilometers.

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

space	driver	Guide km	Leadership laps
1	Michael sSchumacher	24,110	5111
2	Lewis Hamilton	23,967	4743
3	Sebastian Vettel	18,135	3496
4th	Ayrton Senna	13,328	2918
5	Alain Prost	12,484	2684
6th	Jim Clark	10.141	1942
7th	Nigel Mansell	09,488	2053
8th	Juan Manuel Fangio	09,032	1313
9	Jackie Stewart	09,000	1876
10	Fernando Alonso	08,625	1764

Grand Prix starts

See also : List of Formula 1 Grand Prix participants

All races in which the driver in question actually took part are counted. If, for example, he failed in the introductory lap (i.e. before the actual start of the race), this will not be counted as a GP participation. However, those who have made at least the first attempt to start the Grand Prix race are considered to have started.

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

space	driver	GP starts
01	Rubens Barrichello	323
02	Kimi Raikkonen	319
03	Fernando Alonso	312
04th	Michael sSchumacher	307
05	Jenson Button	306
06th	Felipe Massa	269
07th	Lewis Hamilton	256
	Riccardo Patrese	256
09	Jarno Trulli	252
010	David Coulthard	246
	Sebastian Vettel	246

GP victories in one season

Status: end of season 2019

space	driver	GP victories	Season (race)
1	Michael sSchumacher	13	2004 (18)
	Sebastian Vettel	13	2013 (19)
3	Michael sSchumacher	11	2002 (17)
	Sebastian Vettel	11	2011 (19)
	Lewis Hamilton	11	2014 (19)
	Lewis Hamilton	11	2018 (21)
	Lewis Hamilton	11	2019 (21)
8th	Lewis Hamilton	10	2015 (19)
	Lewis Hamilton	10	2016 (21)
10	Nigel Mansell	09	1992 (16)
	Michael sSchumacher	09	1995 (17)
	Michael sSchumacher	09	2000 (17)
	Michael sSchumacher	09	2001 (17)
	Nico Rosberg	09	2016 (21)
	Lewis Hamilton	09	2017 (20)

Pole positions in one season

Status: end of season 2019

space	driver	Pole positions	Season (race)
1	Sebastian Vettel	15th	2011 (19)
2	Nigel Mansell	14th	1992 (16)
3	Ayrton Senna	13	1988 (16)
	Ayrton Senna	13	1989 (16)
	Alain Prost	13	1993 (16)
6th	Lewis Hamilton	12	2016 (21)
7th	Mika Hakkinen	11	1999 (16)
	Michael sSchumacher	11	2001 (17)
	Nico Rosberg	11	2014 (19)
	Lewis Hamilton	11	2015 (19)
	Lewis Hamilton	11	2017 (20)
	Lewis Hamilton	11	2018 (21)

Podiums in one season

Status: end of season 2019

space	driver	Podiums	Season (race)
1	Michael sSchumacher	17th	2002 (17)
	Sebastian Vettel	17th	2011 (19)
	Lewis Hamilton	17th	2015 (19)
	Lewis Hamilton	17th	2016 (21)
	Lewis Hamilton	17th	2018 (21)
	Lewis Hamilton	17th	2019 (21)
7th	Sebastian Vettel	16	2013 (19)
	Lewis Hamilton	16	2014 (19)
	Nico Rosberg	16	2016 (21)
10	Michael sSchumacher	15th	2004 (18)
	Fernando Alonso	15th	2005 (19)
	Nico Rosberg	15th	2014 (19)
	Nico Rosberg	15th	2015 (19)

Driver overview

The list contains all drivers who were registered for at least one race in 2020 (highlighted in blue) or who achieved at least 300 unofficial points according to the 2010 point system. Top marks are each highlighted in bold .

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

driver	World Cup points	World Cup points 2010 key	World title	Race wins	Pole positions	nice Round	Podiums	Race starts	Number of seasons	Team 2020
Lewis Hamilton	3563.0	3905.0	6th	88	92	49	156	256	14th	Mercedes
Michael sSchumacher	1566.0	3890.0	7th	91	68	77	155	307	19th
Sebastian Vettel	3001.0	3185.0	4th	53	57	38	120	246	14th	Ferrari
Kimi Raikkonen	1859.0	2777.0	1	21st	18th	46	103	319	18th	Alfa Romeo
Fernando Alonso	1899.0	2740.0	2	32	22nd	23	97	312	17th
Alain Prost	798.5	2470.5	4th	51	33	41	106	199	13
Rubens Barrichello	658.0	1892.0	-	11	14th	17th	68	323	19th
Ayrton Senna	614.0	1859.5	3	41	65	19th	80	161	11
Jenson Button	1235.0	1836.5	1	15th	8th	8th	50	306	18th
Nico Rosberg	1594.5	1737.0	1	23	30th	20th	56	205	11
David Coulthard	535.0	1726.0	-	13	12	18th	62	246	15th
Felipe Massa	1167.0	1682.0	-	11	16	15th	41	269	15th
Nelson Piquet	485.5	1672.0	3	23	24	23	60	204	14th
Nigel Mansell	482.0	1500.0	1	31	32	30th	59	187	15th
Gerhard Berger	385.0	1409.5	-	10	12	21st	48	210	14th
Mika Hakkinen	420.0	1382.0	2	20th	26th	25th	51	161	11
Valtteri Bottas	1378.0	1360.0	-	8th	13	14th	50	145	8th	Mercedes
Mark Webber	1047.5	1358.0	-	9	13	19th	42	215	12
Niki Lauda	420.5	1337.0	3	25th	24	24	54	171	13
Carlos Reutemann	310.0	1123.5	-	12	6th	6th	45	146	11
Jackie Stewart	360.0	1109.0	3	27	17th	15th	43	99	9
Riccardo Patrese	281.0	1106.0	-	6th	8th	13	37	256	17th
Ralf Schumacher	329.0	1096.0	-	6th	6th	8th	27	180	11
Damon Hill	360.0	1091.0	1	22nd	20th	19th	42	115	8th
Graham Hill	289.0	1053.0	2	14th	13	10	35	175	18th
Daniel Ricciardo	1060.0	1048.0	-	7th	3	13	29	177	10	Renault
Max Verstappen	1043.0	1039.0	-	9	2	8th	36	108	6th	Red Bull
Jean Alesi	241.0	1033.0	-	1	2	4th	32	201	13
Emerson Fittipaldi	281.0	993.0	2	14th	6th	6th	35	144	11
Giancarlo Fisichella	275.0	940.0	-	3	4th	2	19th	229	14th
Denis Hulme	248.0	940.0	1	8th	1	9	33	112	10
Jack Brabham	261.0	935.0	3	14th	13	12	31	123	16
Jacques Laffite	228.0	919.0	-	6th	7th	6th	32	176	13
Jody Scheckter	255.0	894.0	1	10	3	5	33	112	9
Jacques Villeneuve	235.0	853.0	1	11	13	9	23	162	11
Jim Clark	274.0	833.0	2	25th	33	28	32	72	9
Juan Pablo Montoya	307.0	825.0	-	7th	13	12	30th	94	6th
Clay Regazzoni	212.0	817.0	-	5	5	15th	28	132	11
Juan Manuel Fangio	277.6	808.0	5	24	29	23	35	51	8th
Jarno Trulli	246.5	804.0	-	1	4th	1	11	252	15th
Eddie Irvine	191.0	789.0	-	4th	-	1	26th	146	10
Heinz-Harald Frentzen	174.0	780.0	-	3	2	6th	18th	157	10
Michele Alboreto	186.5	763.0	-	5	2	5	23	194	14th
Bruce McLaren	196.5	745.0	-	4th	-	3	27	98	12
John Watson	169.0	731.5	-	5	2	5	20th	152	12
Ronnie Peterson	206.0	726.0	-	10	14th	9	26th	123	9
Nick Heidfeld	259.0	718.0	-	-	1	2	13	183	12
Alan Jones	206.0	707.0	1	12	6th	13	24	116	10
René Arnoux	181.0	691.5	-	7th	18th	12	22nd	149	12
Jacky Ickx	181.0	671.0	-	8th	13	14th	25th	114	13
Mario Andretti	180.0	670.0	1	12	18th	10	19th	128	14th
John Surtees	180.0	656.0	1	6th	8th	11	24	111	13
Thierry Boutsen	132.0	650.0	-	3	1	1	15th	163	11
James Hunt	179.0	620.0	1	10	14th	8th	23	92	7th
Sergio Perez	613.0	607.0	-	-	-	4th	8th	180	10	Racing Point
Keke Rosberg	159.5	589.0	1	5	5	3	17th	114	9
Stirling Moss	186.6	568.0	-	16	16	19th	24	66	11
Patrick Depailler	141.0	551.0	-	2	1	4th	19th	95	8th
Elio de Angelis	122.0	550.0	-	2	3	-	9	108	8th
Martin Brundle	98.0	536.0	-	-	-	-	9	158	12
Johnny Herbert	98.0	530.0	-	3	-	-	7th	161	12
Nico Hulkenberg	517.0	509.0	-	-	1	2	-	178	10	Racing Point
Dan Gurney	133.0	490.0	-	4th	3	6th	19th	86	11
Robert Kubica	274.0	489.0	-	1	1	1	12	97	6th
Patrick Tambay	103.0	482.0	-	2	5	2	11	114	9
Mike Hawthorn	127.6	442.5	1	3	4th	6th	18th	45	7th
Olivier Panis	76.0	427.0	-	1	-	-	5	158	10
Alberto Ascari	140.1	423.0	2	13	14th	12	17th	32	6th
Richie Ginther	107.0	422.0	-	1	-	3	14th	52	7th
Giuseppe Farina	127.3	417.5	1	5	5	5	20th	33	6th
Didier Pironi	101.0	415.0	-	3	4th	5	13	70	5
Derek Warwick	71.0	403.0	-	-	-	2	4th	146	11
Gilles Villeneuve	107.0	402.0	-	6th	2	8th	13	67	6th
Chris Amon	83.0	392.0	-	-	5	3	11	96	14th
Jochen Mass	71.0	389.5	-	1	-	2	8th	105	9
Romain Grosjean	389.0	389.0	-	-	-	1	10	170	10	Haas
Stefan Johansson	88.0	384.0	-	-	-	-	12	79	8th
Jean-Pierre Beltoise	77.0	377.0	-	1	-	4th	8th	86	9
Phil Hill	98.0	365.0	1	3	6th	6th	16	47	8th
Eddie Cheever	70.0	361.0	-	-	-	-	9	132	11
Jochen Rindt	109.0	358.0	1	6th	10	3	13	60	7th
Andrea de Cesaris	59.0	349.0	-	-	1	1	5	208	15th
Charles Leclerc	348.0	344.0	-	2	7th	4th	12	48	3	Ferrari
Joseph Siffert	68.0	341.0	-	2	2	4th	6th	96	10
Maurice Trintignant	72.3	341.0	-	2	-	1	9	82	15th
François Cevert	89.0	322.0	-	1	-	2	13	46	4th
Joakim Bonnier	39.0	311.0	-	1	1	-	1	103	16
Pedro Rodríguez	71.0	301.0	-	2	-	1	7th	55	9
Carlos Sainz Jr.	290.0	289.0	-	-	-	1	1	108	6th	McLaren
Daniil Kvyat	172.0	172.0	-	-	-	1	3	99	6th	AlphaTauri
Kevin Magnussen	158.0	158.0	-	-	-	2	1	108	6th	Haas
Esteban Ocon	152.0	152.0	-	-	-	-	-	56	4th	Renault
Pierre Gasly	138.0	136.0	-	-	-	2	1	53	4th	AlphaTauri
Alexander Albon	132.0	132.0	-	-	-	-	-	27	2	Red Bull
Lance Stroll	107.0	107.0	-	-	-	-	1	68	4th	Racing Point
Lando Norris	88.0	87.0	-	-	-	1	1	27	2	McLaren
Antonio Giovinazzi	16.0	16.0	-	-	-	-	-	29	3	Alfa Romeo
Nicholas Latifi	0.0	0.0	-	-	-	-	-	6th	1	Williams
George Russell	0.0	0.0	-	-	-	-	-	27	2	Williams

1. ↑ Unofficial number of World Championship points according to the point system applicable from 2010 (25-18-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1) without the doubling of points for the last race and additional points in the 2014 season for fastest laps.
2. ↑ A season is considered to have started as soon as the driver has started at least one of the season races.

More records

record	Details	driver
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS (status: end of season 2019)
Fastest World Cup decision	after 11 of 17 races (64.7%)	Michael Schumacher ( 2002 )
Biggest point advantage of the world champion	155 points	Sebastian Vettel on Fernando Alonso ( 2013 )
The world champion's narrowest point lead	0.5 points	Niki Lauda on Alain Prost ( 1984 )
The youngest world champion	with 23 years and 134 days	Sebastian Vettel ( 2010 )
The oldest world champion	at 46 years and 41 days	Juan Manuel Fangio ( 1957 )
Most consecutive world titles	5	Michael Schumacher ( 2000 - 2004 )
VICTORY (as of: GP Spain 2020)
The best win rate	50% (1 win in 2 races)	Lee Wallard
Most consecutive wins (absolute)	9	Alberto Ascari ( 1952 / 53 ) Sebastian Vettel ( 2013 )
Most wins in a row (in one season)	9	Sebastian Vettel ( 2013 )
Most wins from pole position	54	Lewis Hamilton
Most start-to-finish wins	21st	Lewis Hamilton
Most of the hat tricks	22nd	Michael sSchumacher
The youngest rider to score a hat trick	with 21 years and 353 days	Sebastian Vettel
Most of the grand slams	8th	Jim Clark
The youngest driver to score a Grand Slam	with 24 years and 119 days	Sebastian Vettel
Most wins in the same GP (absolute)	8 (at the French GP ) (at the Hungarian GP )	Michael Schumacher Lewis Hamilton
Most wins in the same GP (in a row)	5 (at the Monaco GP )	Ayrton Senna
The youngest Grand Prix winner	with 18 years and 228 days ( GP Spain 2016 )	Max Verstappen
The oldest Grand Prix winner	at 53 years and 21 days ( French GP 1951 )	Luigi Fagioli
Drivers who won their first Grand Prix participation		Giuseppe Farina ( British GP 1950 ) Giancarlo Baghetti ( French GP 1961 )
The longest time interval between two victories	2402 days ( GP South Africa 1983 - GP San Marino 1990 )	Riccardo Patrese
Most races between two wins	113 races ( GP Australia 2013 - GP USA 2018 )	Kimi Raikkonen
The longest distance between first and last victory	294 races, 5691 days (GP Malaysia 2003 - GP USA 2018 )	Kimi Raikkonen
Most Grand Prix starts before the first win	130	Mark Webber
Most of the one-two wins by teammates	31	Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg
Most double victories by teammates in one season	12	Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg ( 2015 )
STARTING PLACES (Status: GP Spain 2020)
The best pole quota	57% (29 poles in 51 races)	Juan Manuel Fangio
Most consecutive poles (absolute)	8th	Ayrton Senna ( 1988 / 89 )
Most consecutive poles (in one season)	7th	Alain Prost ( 1993 ) Lewis Hamilton ( 2015 )
Most poles in one season	15 (in 19 races)	Sebastian Vettel ( 2011 )
Most poles in the same GP (absolute)	8 (at the Japanese GP ) (at the San Marino GP ) (at the Australian GP )	Michael Schumacher Ayrton Senna Lewis Hamilton
Most poles in the same GP (in a row)	7 (at the GP San Marino )	Ayrton Senna
Most of the starting places in the first row	151	Lewis Hamilton
Youngest driver on pole position	with 21 years and 72 days	Sebastian Vettel
Drivers who were on pole position in their first race		Giuseppe Farina ( GP Great Britain 1950 ) Mario Andretti ( GP USA 1968 ) Carlos Reutemann ( GP Argentina 1972 ) Jacques Villeneuve ( GP Australia 1996 )
FASTEST RACE LAPS (as of end of season 2019)
Most fastest race laps in a season	10 (with 18 starts; 55.6%)	Michael Schumacher ( 2004 ) Kimi Raikkonen ( 2005 / 2008 )
The youngest driver to set the fastest race lap	with 19 years and 44 days ( GP Brazil 2016 )	Max Verstappen
Drivers who set the fastest lap in their first race		Giuseppe Farina ( British GP 1950 ) Masahiro Hasemi ( Japanese GP 1976 ) Jacques Villeneuve ( Australian GP 1996 ) Nico Rosberg ( Bahrain GP 2006 )
PODIUM PLACES (as of end of season 2019)
The best podium quota in the entire career	86% (6 podiums in 7 races)	Luigi Fagioli ( 1950 / 51 )
Most consecutive podiums	19th	Michael Schumacher ( 2001 / 02 )
Most of the podium finishes without a win	13	Nick Heidfeld
Most second places	43	Michael sSchumacher
Most third places	45	Kimi Raikkonen
POINT RANGES (Status: GP Spain 2020)
Most point placements (absolute)	221	Michael sSchumacher
Most consecutive points placements	39	Lewis Hamilton ( 2018 - 2020 )
Most fourth places	34	Sebastian Vettel
Most fifth places	27	Jenson Button
Most sixth places	27	Felipe Massa
Most seventh places	23	Sergio Perez
Most eighth places	20th	Jenson Button
Most ninth places	26th	Felipe Massa
Most tenth places	20th	Rubens Barrichello
The youngest driver to finish in the points	with 17 years and 180 days ( GP Malaysia 2015 )	Max Verstappen
Most of the GP participations without scoring World Championship points	51	Luca Badoer
DESTINATION ARRIVALS (status: end of season 2019)
Most destination arrivals in a row	41	Nick Heidfeld ( 2007 - 2009 )
Most finishings in one season	21 (in 21 races)	Daniel Ricciardo ( 2016 ) Lewis Hamilton ( 2019 )
Most finishings uninterrupted since debut	27	Esteban Ocon ( 2016 - 2017 )
CANCELLATIONS (status: end of season 2019)
Most failures in a race	18 (out of 21 starters; 85.7%), GP Italy 1958 in Monza
The fewest failures in a race	0 (all 15 starters at the finish), GP Netherlands 1961 in Zandvoort 0 (all 20 starters at the finish), GP Italy 2005 at Monza 0 (all 6 starters at the finish), GP USA 2005 in Indianapolis 0 (all 24 starters at the finish) , GP Europe 2011 in Valencia 0 (all 22 starters in the finish), GP China 2016 in Shanghai / GP Japan 2016 in Suzuka 0 (all 20 starters in the finish), GP Austria 2019 in Spielberg
Most failures in a row	17 (GP Italy 1990 to GP Germany 1991)	Ivan Capelli
Most failures in one season	15 (in 16 races)	Andrea de Cesaris ( 1987 )
Most of the failures before the start of the race	11	Andrea de Cesaris
LEADING KILOMETERS (as of: GP Spain 2020)
Most of the races listed	153	Lewis Hamilton
Most lead kilometers without a win	851.5	Chris Amon
The fewest lead kilometers per victory	17.3	Peter Gethin
Most leadership kilometers in one season	3795.7	Sebastian Vettel ( 2011 )
The youngest driver to lead a Grand Prix	with 18 years and 228 days ( GP Spain 2016 )	Max Verstappen
GP PARTICIPATION (status: end of season 2019)
The youngest GP participant	with 17 years and 166 days ( GP Australia 2015 )	Max Verstappen
The oldest GP participant	with 55 years and 292 days ( Monaco GP 1955 )	Louis Chiron
The highest number of GP participants	34 participants ( GP Germany 1953 )
The largest time span between the first and the last Grand Prix	21 years and 92 days ( Belgian GP 1991 to Brazilian GP 2012 )	Michael sSchumacher
The longest break between two Grand Prix races	10 years and 128 days ( GP Netherlands 1982 and GP Japan 1992 )	Jan Lammers
Most of the season participations	19th	Rubens Barrichello ( 1993 - 2011 ) Michael Schumacher ( 1991 - 2006 , 2010 - 2012 )
SPEED (as of end of season 2019)
The fastest speed ever driven	372.5 km / h in Mexico City	Valtteri Bottas ( 2016 )
The highest average speed in a GP	247.586 km / h in Monza	Michael Schumacher ( 2003 )
The highest average speed in a lap	263.588 km / h in Monza	Kimi Raikkonen ( 2018 )

1. ↑ ^{a b c} The British Grand Prix in 1950 was the first ever race for the Formula 1 World Championship, but Farina had previously contested numerous races in similar racing classes.
2. ↑ ^{a b c d e} For sixth places points have been awarded since the 1960 season, for seventh and eighth places since 2003 and for ninth and tenth places since 2010 .

Records by designers

In the season 2020 active designers are highlighted in blue.

Grand Prix victories

See also : List of Formula 1 Grand Prix winners

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

space	constructor	GP victories	Double victories
1	Ferrari	238	84
2	McLaren	182	47
3	Williams	114	33
4th	Mercedes	107	54
5	lotus	079	08th
6th	/ Red Bull	063	17th
7th	Renault	035	02
	Brabham	035	08th
9	/ Benetton	027	02
10	Tyrrell	023	08th

1. ↑ The list does not have to correspond to the complete top 10 after double victories.

Pole positions

See also : List of Formula 1 pole setters

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

space	constructor	Pole positions	First rows
1	Ferrari	228	80
2	McLaren	155	63
3	Williams	128	62
4th	Mercedes	117	70
5	lotus	107	14th
6th	/ Red Bull	062	24
7th	Renault	051	22nd
8th	Brabham	039	06th
9	/ Benetton	015th	01
10	Tyrrell	014th	01

1. ↑ The list does not have to correspond to the complete top 10 according to the first row. Starting positions 1 and 2 always count as the first row, regardless of the starting formation.

Fastest racing laps

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

space	constructor	Fastest laps
1	Ferrari	254
2	McLaren	157
3	Williams	133
4th	Mercedes	078
5	lotus	071
6th	/ Red Bull	066
7th	Brabham	041
8th	/ Benetton	036
9	Renault	029
10	Tyrrell	020th

Grand Prix starts

See also : List of Formula 1 Grand Prix participants

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

space	driver	GP starts
01	Ferrari	997
02	McLaren	869
03	Williams	725
04th	lotus	491
05	Tyrrell	430
06th	Clean	419
07th	Brabham	394
08th	Arrows	382
09	Renault	351
010	Minardi	340

Constructors' world championship

See also : List of Formula 1 world champions

Status: end of season 2019

space	constructor	World title	Years
1	Ferrari	16	1961, 1964, 1975–1977, 1979, 1982, 1983, 1999–2004, 2007, 2008
2	Williams	09	1980, 1981, 1986, 1987, 1992-1994, 1996, 1997
3	McLaren	08th	1974, 1984, 1985, 1988-1991, 1998
4th	lotus	07th	1963, 1965, 1968, 1970, 1972, 1973, 1978
5	Mercedes	06th	2014-2019
6th	/ Red Bull	04th	2010-2013
7th	cooper	02	1959, 1960
	Brabham	02	1966, 1967
	Renault	02	2005, 2006
10	Vanwall	01	1958
	BRM	01	1962
	Matra Sports	01	1969
	Tyrrell	01	1971
	/ Benetton	01	1995
	Brawn	01	2009

Driver's world championship according to designers

Status: end of season 2019

space	constructor	World title	Years (driver)
1	Ferrari	15th	1952, 1953 ( Alberto Ascari ) 1956 ( Juan Manuel Fangio ) 1958 ( Mike Hawthorn ) 1961 ( Phil Hill ) 1964 ( John Surtees ) 1975, 1977 ( Niki Lauda ) 1979 ( Jody Scheckter ) 2000–2004 ( Michael Schumacher ) 2007 ( Kimi Raikkonen )
2	McLaren	12	1974 ( Emerson Fittipaldi ) 1976 ( James Hunt ) 1984 ( Niki Lauda ) 1985, 1986, 1989 ( Alain Prost ) 1988, 1990, 1991 ( Ayrton Senna ) 1998, 1999 ( Mika Häkkinen ) 2008 ( Lewis Hamilton )
3	Mercedes	08th	1954, 1955 ( Juan Manuel Fangio ) 2014, 2015, 2017–2019 ( Lewis Hamilton ) 2016 ( Nico Rosberg )
4th	Williams	07th	1980 ( Alan Jones ) 1982 ( Keke Rosberg ) 1987 ( Nelson Piquet ) 1992 ( Nigel Mansell ) 1993 ( Alain Prost ) 1996 ( Damon Hill ) 1997 ( Jacques Villeneuve )
5	lotus	06th	1963, 1965 ( Jim Clark ) 1968 ( Graham Hill ) 1970 ( Jochen Rindt ) 1972 ( Emerson Fittipaldi ) 1978 ( Mario Andretti )
6th	Brabham	04th	1966 ( Jack Brabham ) 1967 ( Denis Hulme ) 1981, 1983 ( Nelson Piquet )
	/ Red Bull	04th	2010–2013 ( Sebastian Vettel )
8th	cooper	02	1959, 1960 ( Jack Brabham )
	Alfa Romeo	02	1950 ( Giuseppe Farina ) 1951 ( Juan Manuel Fangio )
	Maserati	02	1954, 1957 ( Juan Manuel Fangio )
	Tyrrell	02	1971, 1973 ( Jackie Stewart )
	/ Benetton	02	1994, 1995 ( Michael Schumacher )
	Renault	02	2005, 2006 ( Fernando Alonso )
14th	BRM	01	1962 ( Graham Hill )
	Matra Sports	01	1969 ( Jackie Stewart )
	Brawn	01	2009 ( Jenson Button )

GP victories in one season

All listed designers were active in the 2019 season .

Status: end of season 2019

space	constructor	GP victories	Season (race)	percentage
1	Mercedes	19th	2016 (21)	90.5%
2	Mercedes	16	2014 (19)	84.2%
	Mercedes	16	2015 (19)	84.2%
4th	McLaren	15th	1988 (16)	93.8%
	Ferrari	15th	2002 (17)	88.2%
	Ferrari	15th	2004 (18)	83.3%
	Mercedes	15th	2019 (21)	71.4%
8th	/ Red Bull	13	2013 (19)	68.4%
9	McLaren	12	1984 (16)	75.0%
	Williams	12	1996 (16)	75.0%
11	/ Red Bull	12	2011 (19)	63.2%
	Mercedes	12	2017 (20)	60.0%

Pole positions in one season

All listed designers were active in the 2019 season .

Status: end of season 2019

space	constructor	Pole positions	Season (race)	percentage
1	Mercedes	20th	2016 (21)	95.2%
2	/ Red Bull	18th	2011 (19)	94.7%
	Mercedes	18th	2014 (19)	94.7%
	Mercedes	18th	2015 (19)	94.7%
5	McLaren	15th	1988 (16)	93.8%
	McLaren	15th	1989 (16)	93.8%
	Williams	15th	1992 (16)	93.8%
	Williams	15th	1993 (16)	93.8%
9	/ Red Bull	15th	2010 (19)	79.0%
10	Mercedes	15th	2017 (20)	75.0%

Complete overview of designers

See also : List of Formula 1 designers

The list contains all current Formula 1 designers as well as those who have achieved at least 100 World Championship points and / or a Grand Prix victory. Between 1950 and 1960 , the Indianapolis 500 was part of the Formula 1 World Cup. Its winners have been considered in the overall overview for the sake of completeness. The list is sorted by default according to the World Cup points as they have been awarded since the 2010 season.

Top marks are highlighted in bold , designers participating in the 2020 Formula 1 World Championship are in blue .

Status: 2020 Spanish Grand Prix

constructor	Seat	World Cup points	World Cup points 2010 key	Active seasons	Race starts	Race victories	Pole positions	nice Round	Race with a podium	World title or best WM-Pos.
Ferrari	Maranello ( I )	9,182.12	20,193.5	since 1950	997	238	228	254	585	16
McLaren	Woking ( UK ), Colnbrook ( UK )	5,721.50	13,812.0	since 1966	869	182	155	157	393	8th
Williams	Grove ( UK ), Didcot ( UK )	3,561.00	9,138.0	since 1978	725	114	128	133	242	9
lotus	Hethel ( UK ), Cheshunt ( UK )	1,514.00	5,875.0	1958 - 1994	491	79	107	71	157	7th
Mercedes	Brackley ( UK ), Stuttgart ( D )	5,472.14	5,736.0	1954 - 1955 since 2010	216	106	117	78	143	6th
/ Red Bull	Milton Keynes ( UK )	4,859.50	5,287.0	since 2005	292	63	62	66	137	4th
Brabham	Milton Keynes ( UK ), Chessington ( UK )	983.00	3,927.5	1962 - 1987 1989 - 1992	394	35	39	41	106	2
Renault	Enstone ( UK ), Paris ( F )	1,396.00	3,448.0	1977 - 1985 2002 - 2009 since 2016	351	35	51	29	83	2
/ Benetton	Enstone ( UK ), Witney ( UK )	861.50	3,327.0	1986 - 2001	260	27	15th	36	94	1
Tyrrell	Ockham ( UK )	711.00	3,103.5	1970 - 1998	430	23	14th	20th	66	1
cooper	Surbiton ( UK )	494.50	2,210.0	1950 1952 - 1969	128	16	11	14th	41	2
BRM	Bourne ( UK )	537.50	2,203.0	1951 1956 - 1977	197	17th	11	15th	52	1
Ligier	Vichy ( F ), Magny-Cours ( F )	388.00	1,931.0	1976 - 1996	326	9	9	9	45	2. ( 1980 )
Clean	Hinwil ( CH )	616.00	1,647.0	1993 - 2005 since 2010	419	-	-	3	10	4th ( 2001 )
Maserati	Modena ( I )	313.42	1,499.0	1950 - 1960	70	9	10	15th	28	-
Jordan	Silverstone ( UK )	291.00	1,459.0	1991 - 2005	250	4th	2	2	17th	3rd ( 1999 )
Arrows	Leafield ( UK ), Milton Keynes ( UK )	167.00	1,366.0	1978 - 2002	382	-	1	-	9	5th ( 1988 )
March	Bicester ( UK )	193.00	1,058.5	1970 - 1977 1987 - 1992	205	3	5	7th	21st	3rd ( 1970 )
Force India	Silverstone ( UK )	1,046.00	1,056.0	2008 - 2018	203	-	1	5	6th	4. ( 2016 , 2017 )
Lotus F1	Enstone ( UK )	942.00	942.0	2010 - 2015	115	2	-	7th	25th	4. ( 2012 , 2013 )
Toyota	Cologne ( D )	278.50	830.5	2002 - 2009	139	-	3	3	13	4th ( 2005 )
BAR	Brackley ( UK )	227.00	822.0	1999 - 2005	117	-	2	-	15th	2. ( 2004 )
Alfa Romeo	Milan ( I ), Senago ( I )	214.00	804.0	1950 - 1951 1979 - 1985	110	10	12	14th	18th	6. ( 1983 )
BMW clean	Hinwil ( CH )	308.00	798.0	2006 - 2009	70	1	1	2	16	2. ( 2007 )
Matra	Romorantin- Lanthenay ( F ), Vélizy-Villacoublay ( F )	163.00	746.0	1966 - 1972	62	9	4th	12	17th	1
Toro Rosso / AlphaTauri	Faenza ( I )	516.00	630.5	2006 - 2020	274	1	1	1	3	6. ( 2008 , 2019 )
Kurti's power	Glendale ( USA )	127.00	552.0	1950 - 1960	12	5	6th	7th	8th	-
Honda	Brackley ( UK ), Slough ( UK ), Amsterdam ( NL ), Tokyo ( J )	156.00	492.0	1964 - 1968 2006 - 2008	88	3	2	2	9	4. ( 1967 , 2006 )
Brawn	Brackley ( UK )	172.00	430.5	2009	17th	8th	5	4th	11	1
Shadow	Northampton ( UK )	57.50	422.0	1973 - 1980	103	1	3	2	7th	6th ( 1975 )
Vanwall	Acton ( UK )	108.00	364.0	1954 - 1960	28	9	7th	6th	11	1
Porsche	Stuttgart ( D )	48.00	282.0	1957 - 1964	33	1	1	-	5	3rd ( 1961 )
wolf	Reading ( UK )	79.00	265.0	1977 - 1979	47	3	1	2	13	4th ( 1977 )
Hesketh	Easton Neston ( UK )	48.00	216.0	1974 - 1978	52	1	-	1	7th	4th ( 1975 )
Stewart	Milton Keynes ( UK )	47.00	211.0	1997 - 1999	49	1	1	-	4th	4th ( 1999 )
Haas	Kannapolis ( USA ), Banbury ( UK )	198.00	198.0	since 2016	89	-	-	2	-	5. ( 2018 )
Racing Point	Silverstone ( UK )	188.00	188.0	since 2018	36	-	-	-	-	7. ( 2018 )
Epperly	Gardena ( USA )	44.00	153.0	1955 1957 - 1960	5	2	-	2	3	-
Penske	Poole ( UK )	25.00	147.0	1974 - 1977	43	1	-	-	3	5th ( 1976 )
Watson	-	37.00	135.0	1950 - 1953 1956 - 1960	9	3	2	1	3	-
Kuzma	-	24.00	93.0	1951 - 1960	10	1	-	-	3	-
eagle	Rye ( UK )	17.00	68.0	1966 - 1969	26th	1	-	2	2	7. ( 1966 , 1967 )

1. ↑ Including the points that were not taken into account for the constructors' rating of the year as a discard result or as a deduction of penalty points. From 1950 to 1958 there was no constructors' classification, so the driver points from these years are included.
2. ↑ If there are several drivers from one designer on the podium, only one driver per race is included in the count.
3. ↑ The Constructors' Championship has only been awarded since the 1958 season.
4. ↑ Including the German GP 1966, in which Matra sent a Formula 2 car into the race.
5. ↑ Including the starts at the German GP in 1957 and 1958, when Porsche sent Formula 2 cars into the race.

Records by tire manufacturer

Since the 2007 season there has only been one tire manufacturer who provides tires to all teams. From 2007 to 2010 this was Bridgestone. Pirelli has been supplying the tires since 2011. Since then, there has been no competition between different manufacturers. Pirelli is highlighted in blue as the current manufacturer.

The list contains all tire manufacturers who have ever been active in Formula 1. Top marks are highlighted in bold .

Status: end of season 2019

Manufacturer	World Cup points	World title (driver)	World title (constructors)	GP victories	Pole positions	Fastest laps	Race starts	Active period
Pirelli	19359.2	14th	9	212	225	229	379	since 1950
Goodyear	9483.50	25th	26th	368	358	361	493	1960 - 1998
Bridgestone	6495.50	11	11	175	168	170	244	1976 - 2010
Michelin	3315.50	5	4th	102	111	108	215	1977 - 2006
Dunlop	1992.00	8th	9	83	77	81	175	1950 - 1977
Firestone	1217.00	3	3	49	59	51	121	1950 - 1975
Englebert	287.63	2	-	7th	11	12	61	1950 - 1958
Continental	147.14	2	-	10	8th	9	13	1954 - 1958
Avon	8.00	-	-	-	-	-	29	1954 - 1982

Records by nation

Driver world championship title

space	nation	Number of titles	Title won by (number of titles per driver; years of titles)
1	United Kingdom	19th	Lewis Hamilton (6; 2008, 2014, 2015, 2017–2019), Jackie Stewart (3; 1969, 1971, 1973), Graham Hill (2; 1962, 1968), Jim Clark (2; 1963, 1965), Mike Hawthorn (1; 1958); John Surtees (1; 1964), James Hunt (1; 1976), Nigel Mansell (1; 1992), Damon Hill (1; 1996), Jenson Button (1; 2009)
2	Germany	12	Michael Schumacher (7; 1994, 1995, 2000–2004), Sebastian Vettel (4; 2010–2013), Nico Rosberg (1; 2016)
3	Brazil	08th	Nelson Piquet (3; 1981, 1983, 1987), Ayrton Senna (3; 1988, 1990, 1991), Emerson Fittipaldi (2; 1972, 1974)
4th	Argentina	05	Juan Manuel Fangio (5; 1951, 1954–1957)
5	Australia	04th	Jack Brabham (3; 1959, 1960, 1966), Alan Jones (1; 1980)
	Finland	04th	Mika Häkkinen (2; 1998, 1999), Keke Rosberg (1; 1982), Kimi Räikkönen (1; 2007)
	France	04th	Alain Prost (4; 1985, 1986, 1989, 1993)
	Austria	04th	Niki Lauda (3; 1975, 1977, 1984), Jochen Rindt (1; 1970)
9	Italy	03	Alberto Ascari (2; 1952, 1953), Giuseppe Farina (1; 1950)
10	Spain	02	Fernando Alonso (2; 2005, 2006)
	United States	02	Phil Hill (1; 1961), Mario Andretti (1; 1978)
12	Canada	01	Jacques Villeneuve (1; 1997)
	New Zealand	01	Denis Hulme (1; 1967)
	South Africa	01	Jody Scheckter (1; 1979)

Constructors world championship

space	nation	Number of titles	Title won by (number of titles per team; years of titles)
1	United Kingdom	33	Williams (9; 1980, 1981, 1986, 1987, 1992–1994, 1996, 1997), McLaren (8; 1974, 1984, 1985, 1988–1991, 1998), Lotus (7; 1963, 1965, 1968, 1970, 1972, 1973, 1978), Cooper (2; 1959, 1960), Brabham (2; 1966, 1967), Vanwall (1; 1958), BRM (1; 1962), Tyrrell (1; 1971), Benetton (1; 1995), Brawn (1; 2009)
2	Italy	16	Ferrari (16; 1961, 1964, 1975–1977, 1979, 1982, 1983, 1999–2004, 2007, 2008)
3	Germany	06th	Mercedes (6; 2014-2019)
4th	Austria	04th	Red Bull (4; 2010-2013)
5	France	03	Renault (2; 2005, 2006), Matra (1; 1969)

See also

• List of Formula 1 racing drivers
• List of Formula 1 designers
• List of Formula 1 world champions
• List of Formula 1 promotional trophy winners
• List of fatally injured Formula 1 drivers
• History of the Grand Prix before 1950

Web links

• Formula 1 database on Motorsport-Total.com