Saudi Arabian Grand Prix: Key figures
F1 follows up its third Grand Prix in three weeks with a visit to Saudi Arabia's Jeddah circuit. Motors Inside takes a look at the figures for the fifth round of the 2025 season.
6.174 km: length of the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, the second longest on the F1 calendar after Spa-Francorchamps (7.004 km).
27 corners: number of turns on the track, a record in F1.
50 laps: total race distance, or 308.45 km.
3 DRS zones: to encourage overtaking on this fast track.
1:30.734: lap record in the race, set by Lewis Hamilton in 2021.
1:27.472: pole position time of Max Verstappen in 2024.
3: number of victories for Red Bull in Jeddah (2022, 2023, 2024).
100%: deployment rate of the safety car in the race since the first edition in 2021.
1:31.632: fastest lap in the race in 2024, achieved by Charles Leclerc.
Max Verstappen is the only driver to have been on the podium at every edition in Jeddah since 2021.
64: Total number of career wins for Verstappen after his victory at the 2025 Japanese GP.
105: Number of career wins for Lewis Hamilton, an absolute record.
2: Number of pole positions obtained by Sergio Pérez in Jeddah (2022 and 2023).
2: Number of victories achieved by Max Verstappen, 2022 and 2024
5: The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is the fifth race of the 2025 championship.
58: McLaren: leading the Constructors’ Championship with a 58-point lead over Mercedes.
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2025 marks Aston Martin’s 100th participation in Formula 1.
114: Number of podiums achieved by Verstappen after his victory at the Japanese GP, 115th for Jeddah?
2027: Planned year for the transfer of the Grand Prix to the new Qiddiya circuit, currently under construction.
