FORMULA 1 DATA LAB
Verified Formula 1 records, trends and comparisons that put the numbers behind the race into context.
378 km/h in a Williams: The Story Behind Bottas’ Baku Blast
Williams reported a 378 km/h peak for Bottas at Baku in 2016. Here’s how it differs from the official finish-line reading, and why top speed tells only part of the story.
Four Baku poles. Still no win for Leclerc.
Four consecutive Baku Grand Prix poles, four different race outcomes. Why Charles Leclerc’s qualifying streak from 2021–2024 produced no victory, with his winless record continuing through 2025.
Nine Baku races. No back-to-back winner.
Nine Baku Grands Prix through 2025, seven different winners, and no back-to-back victories. Defending winner Max Verstappen could break that pattern in 2026.
Sergio Pérez’s Baku record started before Red Bull
Sergio Pérez’s five Baku Grand Prix podiums remain unmatched through 2025. His first two came with Force India, before Red Bull gave him a car capable of winning.
RED BULL: 5 BAKU WINS - FERRARI: 0
Red Bull won five of Baku’s nine Grands Prix through 2025. Ferrari took five poles but no victories. Here’s how those contrasting records developed.