F1

Fernando Alonso has finished all seven of his Azerbaijan Grand Prix starts and scored in six, without ever finishing higher than fourth. A masterclass in taking what the car allows at Baku.

Lewis Hamilton has started eight Azerbaijan Grands Prix and finished every one of them, with a win in 2018, a pole in 2017 and one afternoon in 2021 he would dearly like back.

Max Verstappen retired from three of his first five Azerbaijan Grand Prix starts, then won two of the next four. Eight Baku starts, 90 points and a record split cleanly down the middle.

Sergio Perez has won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix twice and stood on the Baku podium four times, more points than any other driver on the 2026 grid has scored there.

Charles Leclerc has taken four pole positions at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and won none of them. Seven starts in Baku, two podiums and the most frustrating record on the current grid.

Yuki Tsunoda's Dutch Grand Prix record: six starts at Zandvoort, two retirements and a single points finish, with ninth place in a Red Bull in 2025 his only score at the circuit.

Valtteri Bottas's Dutch Grand Prix record: a podium on the race's modern return in 2021, then three visits that produced nothing at all.

Esteban Ocon's Dutch Grand Prix record: five starts, six points and a finishing position that has never once been better than ninth.

Carlos Sainz's Dutch Grand Prix record: points in four of five Zandvoort starts, a best finish of fifth and a still-open search for a first podium here.

Lando Norris was Victorious last time out in Hungary. Have McLaren and Ferrari upgraded their car enough to catch Mercedes?