In an interesting quirk, no F1 world champion has ever been born in May. Across 35 champions in 76 seasons, every other month appears at least twice.

Ten times an F1 world champion has won fewer races than his runner up, from Hawthorn and Moss in 1958 to Norris and Verstappen in 2025. Check the full list.

Max Verstappen leads the youngest race winners in Formula 1 history, from his 2016 win at 18 to Kimi Antonelli, Vettel, Leclerc, Alonso and Hamilton.

From seven world titles to more than 100 pole positions, these are the Formula 1 records that have stood for years and may never be broken.

Fernando Alonso's Hungarian Grand Prix record spans 23 starts and six teams since 2001, including his maiden F1 win in 2003 and two pole positions.

Max Verstappen's Hungarian Grand Prix record: two wins, a first career pole in 2019, and five podiums across twelve starts at the Hungaroring.

Lewis Hamilton and the Hungaroring: 8 wins from 20 starts. The qualifying, grid, and finish data behind one of F1's great drivers at the Hungarian GP.

Hungarian GP 2026 FP1 & FP2 results: Ferrari's Leclerc and Hamilton trade top spots, Stroll suspension failure, and full driver classifications.