📊 How many titles would each F1 driver have if today’s points system had always applied? • Fernando Alonso would still have 2 • Felipe Massa would still have 0 • Alain Prost? He’d have SEVEN titles under today’s points. Prost truly remains one of the most underrated

Since Oscar Piastri’s last win in F1, Max Verstappen’s piled up almost 3x his points and George Russell’s scored more than double. 🇳🇱 Max Verstappen - 76 🇬🇧 George Russell - 60 🇦🇺 Oscar Piastri - 27

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Max Verstappen is the first driver to start both the Sprint and the Grand Prix from P1 since… Max Verstappen in Austria 2024. Before that? Max Verstappen in Miami 2024. And before that? Max Verstappen again in Austria 2023.

Max Verstappen takes his 47th pole in Formula 1, and goes past Ayrton Senna for the third-most poles with a single team. 🇬🇧 Lewis Hamilton - 78 (Mercedes) 🇩🇪 Michael Schumacher - 58 (Ferrari) 🇳🇱 Max Verstappen - 47 (Red Bull) 🆕 🇧🇷 Ayrton Senna - 46 (McLaren) Is this your F1

The Grand Prix pole-sitter has NEVER finished on the podium at COTA in the ground effect era. Max Verstappen is starting from pole tomorrow.

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P3 is the only starting position on the front two rows from which a driver has NEVER won at COTA. Charles Leclerc starts P3 tomorrow.

Oscar Piastri NEVER qualified outside the top-4 in the first 19 qualifying sessions of the year, including Sprints. In the last four sessions, he’s qualified P9 and P6.

P6 is Oscar Piastri’s worst qualifying result of the season in sessions he's completed. In Baku he crashed in Q3 and couldn’t set a time, which left him P9.

List of drivers to reach the top-8 in ALL six qualifying segments this weekend: 1. Max Verstappen (P2, P2, P1, P1, P1, P1) end of list

I know this might be an unpopular opinion, but I think Oscar was the catalyst behind that Turn 1 chaos. Turn 1 at COTA is one of the widest corners on the calendar, which means there are multiple racing lines. Oscar started with a wide entry but, spotting Lando ahead, switched

Yuki Tsunoda holds the record for the furthest back a driver has started from and still scored points in a Sprint ... both times in the USA 🇺🇸 • Started from the pitlane in the 2025 Miami Sprint and finished P6 • Started from P18 in the 2025 USA Sprint and finished P7

Max Verstappen has outscored both McLaren drivers combined since the summer break (5 races) Verstappen - 94 Norris + Piastri - 91 GAME ON!

The ONLY two drivers to score a Sprint podium with two different teams in Formula 1. Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz ❤️

Last month Carlos Sainz takes Williams’ FIRST top-three in a Grand Prix in the ground effect era This month Carlos Sainz takes Williams’ FIRST top-three in a Sprint in the ground effect era Absolute boss!

Max Verstappen has more Sprint wins than every other driver combined. Verstappen - 13 Norris + Piastri + Bottas + Russell + Hamilton + Perez - 9 No other driver has won more than two Sprints.

These are the results of each Max Verstappen Sprint pole in the ground effect era: 🇮🇹 Imola '22 - P1 → 🥇 🇦🇹 Austria '22 - P1 → 🥇 🇦🇹 Austria '23 - P1 → 🥇 🇧🇪 Belgium '23 - P1 → 🥇 🇺🇸 USA '23 - P1 → 🥇 🇺🇸 Miami '24 - P1 → 🥇 🇦🇹 Austria '24 - P1 → 🥇 🇺🇸 USA '24 - P1 → 🥇

Can Max Verstappen go 3/3 in sprint races at COTA... or will someone else take P1? 🏆

Sauber are the ONLY team yet to score points in a Sprint this year. Their last Sprint points came in Imola 3.5 years ago. And today, Nico Hulkenberg starts P4. Believe. Everything can change.

🗓️ THIS DAY, THAT YEAR - 2009 Formula 1 witnessed one of its greatest sporting fairytales. Jenson Button became the Drivers’ Champion and Brawn GP sealed the Constructors’ title on the very same day. A team that was saved in the eleventh hour ended up redefining what belief,

“Too old and blocking a young driver’s seat,” they said. ▪️38 year-old Nico Hulkenberg in a Sauber starts P4 ahead of a Mercedes. ▪️44 year-old Fernando Alonso in an Aston Martin starts P6 ahead of both Williams and Ferraris. Old? Maybe. Slow? Never!