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Has any driver ever had a perfect weekend? (10 posts)

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driftin said 2 years ago:

I know there have been quite a few perfect races (started on pole, led every lap, got fastest lap and then won) but has anyone ever gone one further and got fastest practice times in all three sessions as well as Q1 and Q2 ON TOP OF having a perfect race on the Sunday?

Surely Schumacher in his heyday?

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Fixy said 2 years ago:

Here is the list of all drivers who have obtained a Grand Slam. We have to see in these Grands Prix if the driver has been on top in every session (I don’t know how regulamentated the sessions were some time ago).

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JT19 said 2 years ago:

i always thought Hamilton had a perfect weekend in China 2008

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Slr said 2 years ago:

Hamilton didn’t every lap of the race however.

Michael Schumacher had a perfect weekend at Australia in 2004, at the moment that is the only one I can be bothered to check

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Dizzy-A said 2 years ago:

Fernando Alonso, Singapore a few months ago.

EDIT: Didn’t see that you also wanted them top the practice timesheets.

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Calum said 2 years ago:

Look at the doubles! Vettel isn’t even on it though everyone bangs on about him only winning from pole! :P

Edit: He is on it, but he is equal with Hamilton! There’s barely a fag paper between the two drivers!

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Ads21 said 2 years ago:

Massa had the perfect weekend for finishing 6th in China

Car no: 6
FP1: 6th
FP2: 6th
FP3: 6th
Qualified: 6th
Finished: 6th

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driftin said 2 years ago:

Ha ha! Did he have the 6th fastest lap of the race though?

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Bleu said 2 years ago:

I’m not sure where to find information about old free practice sessions. The amount of sessions has changed throughout the years. I found however that Mika H�kkinen had perfect weekend in Brazil 1998. Fastest in Friday practice (there was two one-hour sessions but times were counted together), fastest in Saturday practice (two 45-minute sessions, times together), qualifying and Sunday warm-up.

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DavidS said 2 years ago:

@Calum, the Grand Slam also means that they led every lap. It’s harder to achieve a grand slam because of pit strategy. Even when Vettel has been dominant on a weekend, there have been drivers leading the race, but out of position due to not pitting yet.

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