United States Grand Prix: Key Figures

2: Max Verstappen won the last two editions.

6: Lewis Hamilton, with 6 victories, is the holder of the number of victories, 5 in Austin and 1 in Indianapolis.

5: The pole positions record held by Ayrton Senna, whose last one was obtained in Phoenix in 1991.

5: This is also the record for the most fastest laps in a race, held by Sebastian Vettel. 3 of them with Red Bull and the other 2 with Ferrari.

5,513 : In kilometers, the distance of a lap.

8: The number of different circuits that have hosted the United States Grand Prix: Austin, Indianapolis, Phoenix, Detroit, Dallas, Watkins Glen, Riverside, Sebring.

10 : The number of editions of the race that have taken place in Austin. All have been since the return to the calendar of the American leg, in 2012.

10: The record for victories for a stable: Lotus.

10: The furthest qualifying position for the race winner. This refers to Bruce McLaren on Cooper, who started 10th in 1959 for the inaugural race of the United States Grand Prix. Since the race has been held in Austin, the winner has always started from the first row.

10: This is definitely an important number, it corresponds to the record number of podiums and is attributed to Lewis Hamilton.

15: The record for the number of editions for the Watkins Glen circuit, the last edition of which took place on October 5, 1975.

17: Record of victory for a nation (drivers), the United Kingdom. As for the stables, the record is set at 21.

44: In 2023, this is the 44th edition of this race. The lucky number of Lewis Hamilton, a sign for a first victory this year?

56 : The number of laps to be run to complete the regulatory 305 km.

308,405: In kilometers, the distance covered during the 56 laps of the race.

1957: It was this year that the first United States Grand Prix took place, on the Sebring circuit.

2018: Date of the last victory of Kimi Räikkönen in F1, on this Austin circuit at the wheel of his Ferrari n°7.