F1 Records Under Threat
Which all-time Formula 1 records could fall to a current driver, and how soon.The latest results in our data are from the Mexico City Grand Prix (1 Nov 2026). The next race is the Brazilian Grand Prix on 8 Nov 2026.
Andrea Kimi Antonelli (2026 Chinese Grand Prix) set a new record of 19y 202d, beating Sebastian Vettel’s 21y 73d (2008 Italian Grand Prix).
Lewis Hamilton has 3 wins at Autódromo José Carlos Pace; one more at the Brazilian Grand Prix would tie Michael Schumacher's record of 4 there.
Max Verstappen has 3 wins at Autódromo José Carlos Pace; one more at the Brazilian Grand Prix would tie Michael Schumacher's record of 4 there.
Arvid Lindblad (19y 90d) has not yet taken a pole position. A pole position before 26 February 2027 would beat Andrea Kimi Antonelli's youngest-pole-sitter record of 19y 202d — 4 races are left before then.
Fernando Alonso needs 2 more second places to pass Max Verstappen for 3rd.
Max Verstappen needs 3 more second places to pass Michael Schumacher for 2nd — at the 2026 pace, about 15 races.
Max Verstappen needs 4 more fastest laps to tie Kimi Räikkönen for =2nd — at the 2026 pace, about 38 races.
Lando Norris needs 2 more fastest laps to pass Michael Schumacher for 6th — at the 2026 pace, about 18 races.
Sergio Pérez needs 2 more points finishes to pass Felipe Massa for 7th.
Valtteri Bottas needs 2 more fastest laps to pass Lando Norris and Nico Rosberg for 7th.
Nico Hülkenberg needs 2 more starts to pass Felipe Massa for 9th — at the 2026 pace, about 2 races.
Valtteri Bottas needs 2 more podiums to pass Rubens Barrichello for 9th.
Valtteri Bottas needs 2 more front row starts to pass Damon Hill for 10th.
Fernando Alonso needs 62 more points to pass Sebastian Vettel for 4th — at the 2026 pace, about 169 races.
Charles Leclerc needs 59 more points to pass Jenson Button for 10th — at the 2026 pace, about 6 races.
Charles Leclerc needs 4 more pole positions to pass Nico Rosberg for 9th.
George Russell is on 171 consecutive starts and needs 4 more to tie David Coulthard for =9th.
Valtteri Bottas needs 4 more starts to pass Nico Hülkenberg for 10th — at the 2026 pace, about 4 races.
Records a current driver already holds and keeps adding to.
- Most F1 Race Starts · holds it with 444 starts
- Most F1 Career Points · holds it with 5,522 points
- Most F1 Fastest Laps · holds it with 70 fastest laps
- Most F1 Front Row Starts · holds it with 179 front row starts
- Most F1 Podium Finishes · holds it with 209 podiums
- Most F1 Points Finishes · holds it with 349 points finishes
- Most F1 Pole Positions · holds it with 105 pole positions
- Most F1 Race Wins · holds it with 106 wins
- Most F1 Second Place Finishes · holds it with 60 second places
- Most Consecutive F1 Race Starts · is on 252 consecutive starts, which would rank 2nd all-time.
- Most Consecutive F1 Race Starts · is on 171 consecutive starts, which would rank 10th all-time.
Round-number career landmarks. These are milestones, not records.
Andrea Kimi Antonelli is one win away from reaching 10 career wins.
Charles Leclerc is one win away from reaching 10 career wins.
Lando Norris is one podium away from reaching 50 career podiums.
Max Verstappen is one win away from reaching 75 career wins.
Lewis Hamilton is one points finish away from reaching 350 career points finishes.
Lewis Hamilton is set to make a 400th Grand Prix start at the Brazilian Grand Prix.