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Great Drivers, Strongest Circuits: Where Five F1 Champions Kept Winning
Max Verstappen’s sixth Mexico victory made it his most successful F1 circuit. Explore the tracks where Hamilton, Schumacher, Senna and Vettel also built remarkable winning records.
Mexico GP: Five Stats. Five Stories. Nothing Straightforward.
Five wins. A victory from 13th. A championship secured in ninth. Mexico’s Formula 1 history proves that the finishing order rarely tells the whole story.
Fourth Place. A Haas Record. Bearman’s Mexico Breakthrough.
Ninth to fourth. Twelve points. A place alongside Haas’ best-ever result. As Bearman returns to Mexico, his 2025 breakthrough shows how much one afternoon can change.
Mexico Crowned Five Champions. Only One Won the Race.
Mexico has settled five drivers’ championships. Only Graham Hill won the race that secured his title. From Surtees’ second place to Hamilton’s ninth, five finishes tell the story.
16 Starts. 16 Finishes. Lindblad’s Rookie Run Has Just One Precedent Since 2010.
Lindblad is 16-for-16 in Grand Prix classifications. Only Chilton went further in his debut season since 2010, while 11 points finishes put Lindblad alongside Norris and Piastri.
Lewis Hamilton Is Three Entries Away From 400 Grands Prix
Hamilton has 397 Grand Prix entries, 106 wins and seven titles. Austin, Mexico and Brazil could take him into a 400-entry club occupied only by Alonso.
2,044 Days. Then Kimi Won Again.
After 2,044 days without a victory, Kimi Räikkönen won again at Austin. A strong start and one-stop strategy kept Verstappen and Hamilton behind.
How Do You Lose a World Championship by Half a Point?
Prost won seven races and the season finale. Lauda still took the 1984 title by half a point. Here’s how Monaco’s scoring and Estoril’s result produced the margin.
Austin’s 39 Podium Places Have Just One Exception to Four-Team Dominance
Four teams have claimed 38 of Austin’s 39 Grand Prix podium places. Grosjean’s 2013 Lotus finish remains the exception. Here’s how that record developed.
The Five F1 Drivers Who Have Won at the Most Different Circuits
Hamilton leads with victories at 31 different circuits, ahead of Verstappen’s 27. The top five reveal how changing calendars and team moves shaped their winning records.
Ricciardo and Verstappen: 58 Races Together. Nine Wins. Just One 1–2.
Across 58 Grands Prix as Red Bull teammates, Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen won nine times. Their only 1–2 came at Sepang on October 2, 2016.
Schumacher’s Final Win: Twenty Years Since Victory No. 91
Sixth on the grid, first at the finish. Schumacher’s final F1 victory brought him level with Alonso on points and ahead on wins with two races remaining.