Key figures of the Hungarian Grand Prix
In order to complete the presentation of the Hungarian Grand Prix, here are the key figures to remember for this 2023 edition.
4 : Record of fastest laps in a race, jointly held by Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Räikkönen.
4,381 : In kilometers, the length of one lap around the track.
8 : Record of victories held by Lewis Hamilton, the second is Michael Schumacher with “only” half of the trophies. This is also Lewis Hamilton’s record for pole positions.
10 : There are ten drivers who have won a single trophy in Hungary, including Esteban Ocon in 2021.
11 : This is the 11th round of the 2023 championship, and it is also the record for the number of podiums held by Lewis Hamilton.
14 : The number of turns that make up the layout of the Hungaroring.
19 : The record of wins, held by British drivers, has been contributed to by Lewis Hamilton for almost half of them.
20 : The track is located 20km north of the capital, Budapest.
38 : This is the 38th edition of this race in Hungarian lands.
70 : The number of laps to complete the regulation distance of 305km to complete a race.
306.360 : In kilometers, the distance covered by each driver who completed the 70 laps of the race.
1222 : The record number of laps completed in a race by Kimi Räikkönen. It is expected to be surpassed this year by Fernando Alonso, who is closely following with 1217 laps.
1986 : First Grand Prix in Hungary, on the same track.
2006 : This is Jenson Button’s first victory, achieved with Honda.
