Most Consecutive F1 Wins

Max Verstappen leads on 10 consecutive wins, ahead of Alberto Ascari on 9.

Record holder

10consecutive wins

Most Consecutive F1 Wins
#	Driver	From	To	In a row
1st	Max Verstappen	2,016	2,025	10
=2nd	Alberto Ascari	1,951	1,953	9
=2nd	Sebastian Vettel	2,008	2,019	9
=4th	Michael Schumacher	1,992	2,006	7
=4th	Nico Rosberg	2,012	2,016	7
6th	Jim Clark	1,962	1,968	6
=7th	Andrea Kimi Antonelli	2,026	2,026	5
=7th	Jack Brabham	1,959	1,970	5
=7th	Lewis Hamilton	2,007	2,026	5
=7th	Nigel Mansell	1,985	1,994	5
=11th	Alain Prost	1,981	1,993	4
=11th	Ayrton Senna	1,985	1,993	4
=11th	Damon Hill	1,993	1,998	4
=11th	Fernando Alonso	2,003	2,013	4
=11th	Jenson Button	2,006	2,012	4
=11th	Jochen Rindt	1,969	1,970	4
=11th	Juan Fangio	1,950	1,957	4
=18th	Alan Jones	1,977	1,981	3
=18th	Jackie Stewart	1,965	1,973	3
=18th	Mika Häkkinen	1,997	2,001	3
=18th	Niki Lauda	1,974	1,985	3
=18th	Oscar Piastri	2,024	2,025	3
=18th	Stirling Moss	1,955	1,961	3
=24th	Bruce McLaren	1,959	1,968	2
=24th	Charles Leclerc	2,019	2,026	2

How this is measured

Counted over consecutive races the driver started, so a race missed through injury does not silently extend a streak.

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.
A start is a race entry that took the start. Entries recorded as did not qualify, did not pre-qualify, failed the 107% rule, or withdrew are excluded.

279consecutive starts

112races

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