From Adelaide to Silverstone to Monza and Spa, we chart the full story of each event’s winners from the first race to the last.
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Every 70th Anniversary Grand Prix F1 Winner
Find out about the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix winner in 2020, exploring a one-off race created to celebrate seventy years since the first World Championship in 1950.
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Every Abu Dhabi Grand Prix F1 Winner
Find a complete list of every Abu Dhabi Grand Prix winner from 2009 to today, exploring F1 drivers who won in the desert and under the lights.
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Every Argentine Grand Prix F1 Winner
Find a complete list of every Argentine Grand Prix winner from 1953 to 1998, exploring F1 drivers who won across three distinct eras of Formula One.
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Every Australian Grand Prix F1 Winner
Find a complete list of every Australian Grand Prix winner from 1985 to today, exploring F1 drivers who won down-under in Adelaide and Melbourne.
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Every Austrian Grand Prix F1 Winner
Find a complete list of every Austrian Grand Prix winner from 1964 to today, exploring F1 drivers who won at Zeltweg, Osterreichring and Spielberg.
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Every Azerbaijan Grand Prix F1 Winner
Find a complete list of every Azerbaijan Grand Prix winner from 2017 to today, exploring F1 drivers who survived late race twists.
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Every Bahrain Grand Prix F1 Winner
Find a complete list of every Bahrain Grand Prix winner from 2004 to today, who, since 2014, have won dramatic night races under floodlights.
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Every Barcelona Catalunya Grand Prix F1 Winner
Find a complete list of every Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix winner from 2026 to today, at the legendary Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, which debuted in 1991.
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Every Belgian Grand Prix F1 Winner
Find a complete list of every Belgian Grand Prix winner from 1950 to today, at one of the fastest and most daunting tracks in the world.
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Every Brazilian Grand Prix F1 Winner
Find a complete list of every Brazilian Grand Prix winner from 1973 to 2019, an event that's produced emotional home victories and title deciders.
Every Grand Prix Winner by Race
Discover the drivers who won, the teams that defined eras, and moments that shaped championship battles.
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Grand Prix Winner by Race
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Every F1 Race Winner
Lewis Hamilton leads Formula One’s all-time winners list with 105 victories, ahead of Michael Schumacher on 92 and Max Verstappen. Sebastian Vettel and Alain Prost complete the top five, while legends such as Ayrton Senna, Fernando Alonso and Nigel Mansell also feature prominently. Further down the list, world champions from every era appear, alongside a long tail of drivers who claimed a single Grand Prix victory.
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Most Wins In A Season
From Verstappen’s 19 wins in 2023 to Schumacher’s Ferrari dominance, explore the most commanding single-season performances in Formula 1 history.
Wins Driver Season Races Percentage 19 Max Verstappen 2023 22 86.36 15 Max Verstappen 2022 22 68.18 13 Michael Schumacher 2004 18 72.22 Sebastian Vettel 2013 19 68.42 11 Michael Schumacher 2002 17 64.71 Sebastian Vettel 2011 19 57.89 Lewis Hamilton 2014 19 57.89 2018 21 52.38 2019 21 52.38 2020 17 64.71 -
Most Wins In A Season
Max Verstappen holds the record for most wins in a single Formula One season with 19 victories in 2023, surpassing his own 15-win benchmark from 2022. The previous high was 13, by Michael Schumacher in 2004 and Sebastian Vettel in 2013. Schumacher, Vettel and Lewis Hamilton dominate the upper reaches of the list, each recording multiple 10-plus win campaigns during their peak years. Further down, champions from every era appear, from Alberto Ascari and Juan Manuel Fangio in the 1950s to modern contenders such as Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
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Most Consecutive Wins
Max Verstappen holds the record for most consecutive Formula One wins with 10 in a row during his dominant 2023 season. Sebastian Vettel follows with nine straight victories in 2013, a run that sealed his fourth world title. A seven-race streak has been completed by Alberto Ascari across 1952 and 1953, Michael Schumacher in 2004, and Nico Rosberg spanning 2015 and 2016. Six and five race streaks have also been recorded by Schumacher, alongside champions such as Jack Brabham, Jim Clark, Nigel Mansell and Lewis Hamilton.
