Netherlands Grand Prix 2023: Key figures
Formula 1 is back after a month-long absence. Max Verstappen could potentially enhance his already impressive track record, as the race is taking place in his home country. So, here are the key numbers surrounding the Dutch Grand Prix.
2: The number of consecutive victories by Max Verstappen since the return of the Dutch GP to the calendar in 2021. It is also his number of pole positions.
3: The number of consecutive victories at Zandvoort by Jim Clark, which Verstappen could match this weekend.
3: This is also the record number of pole positions by René Arnoux. Verstappen can match it.
4: The record of victories by Jim Clark (1963-64-65-67).
4,259 km: The distance of the Zandvoort circuit.
5: The number of fastest laps achieved by Jim Clark on this circuit, a record.
6: The record of podiums co-held by Niki Lauda and Jim Clark.
8: The record for the most wins by a manufacturer, held by the Scuderia Ferrari.
9: It may be the number of this weekend. Max Verstappen could equal Sebastian Vettel’s record for consecutive wins in Grand Prix.
10 : It was from the 10th position that Arnoux, in 1983, and then Lauda in 1985, emerged victorious. A record.
14: Turns enhance this Zandvoort track.
36: The number of years of absence of the Dutch Grand Prix, before its return in 2021.
72: The number of laps to complete the race on Sunday.
306,648 : The number of kilometers.
300,000: The attendance figure that the organizers expect to exceed over the weekend, just like last year.
1:08.885: The qualifying lap record, by Max Verstappen in 2021.
1:11.097 : The race lap record, set by Lewis Hamilton in 2021.
