Facts
Teams
Red Bull Racing
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Drivers titles – 6
Constructors titles – 5
Wins – 92
2023 driver line-up – Max Verstappen, Sergio Perez
Ferrari
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Drivers titles – 15
Constructors titles – 16
Wins – 242
2023 driver line up – Charles Leclerc, Carlos Sainz
Mercedes
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Drivers titles – 9
Constructors titles – 8
2023 driver line-up – Lewis Hamilton, George Russell
Alpine
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Drivers titles – 0
Constructors titles – 0
Wins – 1
2023 driver line-up – Esteban Ocon, Pierre Gasly
McLaren
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Drivers titles – 12
Constructors titles – 8
Wins – 183
2023 driver line-up – Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri
Alpha Romeo
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Drivers titles – 2
Constructors titles – 0
Wins – 10
2023 driver line-up – Valtteri Bottas, Guanyu Zhou
Aston Martin
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Drivers titles – 0
Constructors titles – 0
Wins – 0
2023 driver line-up – Fernando Alonso, Lance Stroll
Haas
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Drivers titles – 0
Constructors titles – 0
Wins – 0
2023 driver line-up – Kevin Magnussen, Nico Hulkenberg
AlphaTauri
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Drivers titles – 0
Constructors titles – 0
Wins – 2
2023 driver line-up – Yuki Tsunoda, Nyck de Vries
Williams
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Drivers titles – 7
Constructors titles – 9
Wins – 114
2023 driver line-up – Alex Albon, Logan Sargeant
Drivers
Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
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Wins – 35
Poles – 20
Podiums – 77
Titles – 2
Sergio Perez (Red Bull)
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Wins – 4
Poles – 1
Podiums – 26
Titles – 0
Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
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Wins – 5
Poles – 18
Podiums – 24
Titles – 0
Carlos Sainz (Ferrari)
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Wins – 1
Poles – 3
Podiums – 15
Titles – 0
Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
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Wins – 103
Poles – 103
Podiums – 191
Titles – 7
George Russell (Mercedes)
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Wins – 1
Poles – 1
Podiums – 9
Titles – 0
Pierre Gasly (Alpine)
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Wins – 1
Poles – 0
Podiums – 3
Titles – 0
Esteban Ocon (Alpine)
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Wins – 1
Poles – 0
Podiums – 2
Titles – 0
Lando Norris (McLaren)
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Wins – 0
Poles – 1
Podiums – 6
Titles 0
Oscar Piastri (McLaren)
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Wins – 0
Poles – 0
Podiums – 0
Titles – 0
Zhou Guanyu (Alpha Romeo)
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Wins – 0
Poles – 0
Podiums – 0
Titles – 0
Valtteri Bottas (Alpha Romeo)
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Wins – 10
Poles – 20
Podiums – 67
Titles – 0
Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin)
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Wins – 32
Poles – 22
Podiums – 98
Titles – 2
Lance Stroll (Aston Martin)
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Wins – 0
Poles – 1
Podiums – 3
Titles – 0
Kevin Magnussen (Haas)
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Wins – 0
Poles – 1
Podiums – 1
Titles – 0
Nico Hulkenberg (Haas)
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Yuki Tsunoda (AlphaTauri)
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Wins – 0
Poles – 0
Podiums – 0
Titles – 0
Nyck de Vries (AlphaTauri)
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Wins – 0
Poles – 0
Podiums – 0
Titles – 0
Alex Albon (Williams)
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Wins – 0
Poles – 0
Podiums – 2
Titles – 0
Logan Sargeant (Williams)
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Tracks
Bahrain
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Corners – 15
Laps – 57
Lap Record – 1.31.447 – Pedro de la Rosa (2005)
Overview:
This 5.4km track first came onto the F1 calendar in 2004, and since 2014 has been held under the lights. Three DRS zones and long straights usually ensure great racing around the circuit, with the best overtaking opportunities being at turn 1, 4 and 11.
Jeddah
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Corners – 27
Laps – 50
Lap Record – 1.30.734 – Lewis Hamilton (2021)
Overview:
Featuring lots of high speed turns, this 6.1km street circuit is very fast. Drivers reach an average speed of 250kmh around the track, which also features the most corners on the calendar with 27.
Melbourne
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Corners – 14
Laps – 58
Lap Record – 1.20.260 – Charles Leclerc (2022)
Overview:
Melbourne first came to the F1 calendar in 1993, with the circuit designed using a mix of the existing roads around Albert Park. In 2022 the track was changed, with the chicane between turns 8 and 9 removed. As a result, there is now a long straight between the two corners, making the track one of the faster ones on the calendar.
Baku
Corners -20
Laps – 51
Lap Record – 1.43.009 – Charles Leclerc (2019)
Overview:
Since coming to the F1 calendar in 2016, this track has usually served up a crazy race. The main overtaking opportunity on this track comes going into turn 1, with the long main straight presenting the perfect slipstream opportunity.
Miami
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Corners – 19
Laps – 57
Lap Record – 1.31.361 – Max Verstappen (2022)
Overview:
Miami came to the F1 calendar in 2022 and is set in the Hard Rock Stadium complex in Miami Gardens. The circuit features 19 corners, three straights, three DRS zones, and top speeds of over 340km/h.
Imola
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Corners – 19
Laps – 63
Lap Record – 1.15.484 – Lewis Hamilton (2020)
Monaco
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Corners – 19
Laps – 78
Lap Record – 1.12.909 – Lewis Hamilton (2021)
Barcelona
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Corners – 16
Laps – 66
Lap Record – 1.18.149 – Max Verstappen (2021)
Montreal
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Corners – 14
Laps – 70
Lap Record – 1.13.078 – Valtteri Bottas (2019)
Austria
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Corners – 10
Laps – 71
Lap Record – 1.05.619 – Carlos Sainz (2020)
Silverstone
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Corners – 18
Laps – 52
Lap Record – 1.27.097 – Max Verstappen (2020)
Budapest
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Corners – 14
Laps – 70
Lap Record – 1.16.627 – Lewis Hamilton (2020)
Spa
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Corners – 19
Laps – 44
Lap Record – 1.46.286 – Valtteri Bottas (2018)
Zandvoort
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Corners – 14
Laps – 72
Lap Record – 1.11.097 – Lewis Hamilton (2021)
Monza
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Corners – 11
Laps – 53
Lap Record – 1.21.046 – Rubens Barrichello (2004)
Singapore
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Corners – 23
Laps – 61
Lap Record – 1.41.905 – Kevin Magnussen (2018)
Suzuka
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Corners – 18
Laps – 53
Lap Record – 1.30.983 – Lewis Hamilton (2019)
Lusail
Corners – 16
Laps – 57
Lap Record – 1.23.196 – Max Verstappen (2021)
Austin
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Corners – 20
Laps – 56
Lap Record – 1.36.169 – Charles Leclerc (2019)
Mexico
Corners – 17
Laps – 71
Lap Record – 1.17.774 – Valtteri Bottas (2021)
Sao Paulo
Corners – 15
Laps – 71
Lap Record – 1.10.540 – Valtteri Bottas (2018)
Las Vegas
Corners – 17
Laps – 50
Yas Marina
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Corners – 16
Laps – 58
Lap Record – 1.26.103 – Max Verstappen (2021)