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Every Abu Dhabi Grand Prix winner, measured: eleven poles in a row converted, and five titles decided
Seventeen Abu Dhabi Grands Prix have been held at Yas Marina since 2009. Pole has won the last eleven in a row. Five world titles were decided there, from Vettel's first in 2010 to Norris's by two points in 2025. Every winner, grid slot and safety car, measured.
Every Sao Paulo and Brazilian Grand Prix winner since 2010, measured: pole usually wins at Interlagos, except when it really does not
Fifteen Formula 1 races have been held at Interlagos since 2010. Pole won nine of them. The other six include Max Verstappen's win from seventeenth in the rain in 2024 and Lewis Hamilton's from tenth in 2021. Every winner, grid slot and safety car, measured.
Every Mexico City Grand Prix winner, measured: ten races since 2015, five for Verstappen
Ten Formula 1 races have been held in Mexico City since the Grand Prix returned in 2015. Max Verstappen won five, pole has won five, Lewis Hamilton clinched two titles here, and Sergio Perez's best at home is third. Every winner, grid slot and safety car, measured.
Every United States Grand Prix winner at COTA, measured: 13 races in Austin, Hamilton five, Verstappen four
Thirteen United States Grands Prix have been held at the Circuit of the Americas since 2012. Lewis Hamilton won five, Max Verstappen four, and pole has won six. Unlike Baku or Singapore, safety cars are rare here. Every winner, grid slot and safety car, measured.
Every Singapore Grand Prix winner, measured: 16 races at night, 11 won from pole
Sixteen Formula 1 races have been held in Singapore since 2008. Eleven were won from pole, Sebastian Vettel won five, and a safety car came out in every race until 2024. The last two have had none. Every winner, grid slot and safety car, measured.
Every Azerbaijan Grand Prix winner, measured: nine races at Baku, three won from pole
Nine Formula 1 races have been held at the Baku City Circuit since 2016. Only three were won from pole, Charles Leclerc started first four years running without winning, and Daniel Ricciardo won from tenth. Every winner, grid slot, safety car and red flag, measured.
Yuki Tsunoda's 2026 season, measured: from Red Bull reserve to three races at Racing Bulls, and a point at Monza
Yuki Tsunoda lost his Red Bull seat at the end of 2025 and began 2026 as the team's reserve. When Isack Hadjar broke his wrist, he was called back to drive for Racing Bulls at Zandvoort, Monza and Madrid, and scored a point. Every race, measured, and what Baku decides.
Lance Stroll's 2026 season, measured: ten non-finishes in fourteen races, the most on the grid
Lance Stroll has failed to finish ten of fourteen races in 2026, four more than any other driver, in an Aston Martin shaken by vibration from Honda's new power unit. His best result is thirteenth, in Hungary. Every race, measured, and the radio.
Nico Hulkenberg's 2026 season, measured: nothing for ten rounds, then points in three of the last four
Nico Hulkenberg did not score in the first ten rounds of Audi's first season, after a non-start in Melbourne, three retirements and a Monaco penalty. Then came ninth in Hungary, eighth at Zandvoort and tenth in Madrid. Every race, measured.
Gabriel Bortoleto's 2026 season, measured: eleventh five times, and the points that came at Silverstone and Spa
Gabriel Bortoleto has finished eleventh, one place outside the points, five times in 2026. His ten points came from ninth in Melbourne and eighth at Silverstone and Spa, in Audi's first season as a works team. Every race, measured, the Miami disqualification, and the radio.
Franco Colapinto's 2026 season, measured: every race finished, and 27 points after a year with none
Franco Colapinto went through 2025 without a point. In 2026 he has 27, a career-best sixth in Canada, and he is the only driver on the grid who has finished every race. Every race for the Alpine driver, measured, and the radio.
Alex Albon's 2026 season, measured: 100 races for Williams, five points, and a contract to 2027
Alex Albon became the first driver to start 100 races for Williams in 2026, in a season with five points, four retirements and a start he never made in China. In August the team extended his contract to 2027. Every race, measured, and the radio.