Most F1 Teams Driven For

Maurice Trintignant leads on 13 teams, ahead of Chris Amon on 12 teams.

Counts distinct constructors, as named in the results, that the driver started at least one race for.

Record holder

13teams

Most F1 Teams Driven For
#	Driver	Starts	Teams
1st	Maurice Trintignant	81	13
=2nd	Chris Amon	96	12
=2nd	Jo Bonnier	105	12
=2nd	Stirling Moss	65	12
5th	Jean-Pierre Jarier	134	11
=6th	Andrea de Cesaris	208	10
=6th	Jacky Ickx	115	10
=8th	Dan Gurney	86	9
=8th	John Surtees	111	9
=8th	Roy Salvadori	45	9
=11th	Arturo Merzario	56	8
=11th	Eddie Cheever	132	8
=11th	Harry Schell	56	8
=11th	Jack Brabham	126	8
=11th	Jo Siffert	96	8
=11th	Martin Brundle	158	8
=11th	Masten Gregory	37	8
=11th	Nelson Piquet	204	8
=11th	Nico Hülkenberg	269	8
=11th	Roberto Moreno	43	8
=11th	Rolf Stommelen	54	8
=11th	Stefan Johansson	79	8
=23rd	Alan Jones	116	7
=23rd	Bruce McLaren	101	7
=23rd	Daniel Ricciardo	257	7
=23rd	Giancarlo Fisichella	230	7
=23rd	Graham Hill	176	7
=23rd	Henri Pescarolo	56	7
=23rd	Jack Fairman	12	7
=23rd	Jenson Button	306	7
=23rd	Johnny Claes	23	7
=23rd	Johnny Herbert	161	7
=23rd	Jos Verstappen	106	7
=23rd	Mario Andretti	128	7
=23rd	Michele Alboreto	194	7
=23rd	Mika Salo	109	7
=23rd	Niki Lauda	170	7
=23rd	Patrick Tambay	116	7
=23rd	Wolfgang Seidel	10	7

How this is measured

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.
Constructors are counted under the name that appears in the results rather than as continuous franchises. Combined records across rebrands are on the legacy franchise pages.
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.