F1 Statistics articles on F1 Fanatic archive

Alonso is sixth driver to score three wins at home 13th May 2013, 9:54

Fernando Alonso’s Spanish Grand Prix win was his third victory on home ground. Only five drivers have scored more home wins than Spain’s F1 star.

Schumacher’s 91 wins record looks safe for now 2nd May 2013, 12:58

Alonso and Vettel’s wins have raised them higher among the most successful F1 drivers. But they have a long way to go to match Schumacher’s record.

Bahrain’s repeat podium is a rare occurence for F1 22nd April 2013, 11:58

Sebastian Vettel led Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean home in Bahrain, recreating the same podium from last year’s race for only the third time in F1 history.

Alonso’s 31st victory puts him level with Mansell 15th April 2013, 11:20

Fernando Alonso’s Chinese GP win means only Michael Schumacher, Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna have won more races than him. Here’s the stats and facts from China.

Putting Button’s 1,000 points tally in perspective 4th April 2013, 12:46

Jenson Button has become the fourth driver to score 1,000 points. But how would his tally look if F1 had always used the same points system?

F1 has least-experienced driver line-up since 2004 7th March 2013, 18:55

The loss of some of the sport’s longest-serving drivers means the combined experience of the F1 field is at a nine-year low, with five rookies on the 2013 grid.

2012 F1 season statistics part two: Stats and facts 23rd December 2012, 10:26

Rounding off our look at 2012 in statistics, here are the most significant stats and facts from the season.

2012 in statistics part one: The year in context 14th December 2012, 9:59

How the drivers in the top four teams compare since 2010, updated statistics on all the world champions and how ever-increasing reliability is changing F1.

Top teams remain close as McLaren peg back Red Bull 8th August 2012, 12:50

As we pass the halfway point in the 2012 season the data shows we are yet to see any one team take a clear lead in car development.

F1 even closer in 2012 than it was in 2010 30th April 2012, 12:33

The performance data for the first four races of 2012 reveals F1 teams are even closer than they were in 2010.