Most Consecutive F1 Seasons With a Win

Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher share the record on 15 consecutive seasons with a win.

Joint record holders

15consecutive seasons with a win

Most Consecutive F1 Seasons With a Win
#	Driver	From	To	Seasons
=1st	Lewis Hamilton	2007	2021	15
=1st	Michael Schumacher	1992	2006	15
3rd	Max Verstappen	2016	2026	11
4th	Alain Prost	1981	1990	10
5th	Ayrton Senna	1985	1993	9
6th	Nelson Piquet	1980	1987	8
=7th	David Coulthard	1997	2003	7
=7th	Jim Clark	1962	1968	7
=7th	Stirling Moss	1955	1961	7
=10th	Jackie Stewart	1968	1973	6
=10th	Sebastian Vettel	2008	2013	6
=12th	Jacky Ickx	1968	1972	5
=12th	Juan Fangio	1953	1957	5
=12th	Mika Häkkinen	1997	2001	5
=12th	Nico Rosberg	2012	2016	5
=12th	Niki Lauda	1974	1978	5
=17th	Damon Hill	1993	1996	4
=17th	Emerson Fittipaldi	1972	1975	4
=17th	Fernando Alonso	2005	2008	4
=17th	Gerhard Berger	1986	1989	4
=17th	Graham Hill	1962	1965	4
=17th	Jenson Button	2009	2012	4
=17th	Jody Scheckter	1974	1977	4
=17th	Keke Rosberg	1982	1985	4
=17th	Mark Webber	2009	2012	4
=17th	Michele Alboreto	1982	1985	4
=17th	Nigel Mansell	1989	1992	4
=17th	Sergio Pérez	2020	2023	4

How this is measured

Longest run of consecutive championship seasons in each of which the driver won at least one Grand Prix. A season without a win ends the run, and so does a season without a start. The current season counts if the driver has already won in it; a run that has not yet been extended this year is not broken until the season ends without a win. Marked active when the run reaches the current season.

The 1950–1960 Indianapolis 500 rounds counted towards the world championship but were run to American rules with roughly 33-car grids and almost no overlap in entrants. They are excluded from every leaderboard on this site.
The current season is included, so these figures change after every Grand Prix.