Formula 1 Statistics (1950-2015, 2022)
Contents:
- Race classification
- Lap leaders
- Fastest laps
- Qualifying times (including separate results for 2-day quals)
- Practice times (1961-2015, 2022)
- Starting grids (up to 1979; since 1980 grids became staggered as in modern F1)
Starting orders since 2004 (grid penalties appeared)
Notes:
- Abbreviations used in championship tables:
DNF = Did Not Finish (retired, not classified)
NC = Not Classified (not retired)
DNQ = Did Not Qualify
DNS = Did Not Start
DNP = Did Not Pre-Qualify
DNA = Did Not Arrive
DQ = Disqualified
WD = Withdrawn
EXC = Excluded
"-" = Classified without points
"^" = Shared points
- Tyres abbreviations used in championship tables:
A = Avon
B = Bridgestone
C = Continental
D = Dunlop
E = Englebert
F = Firestone
G = Goodyear
M = Michelin
P = Pirelli
- Power unit parts abbreviations used in grid penalties notes (2014+):
ICE = internal combustion engine
TC = turbocharger
MGU-K = motor generator unit-kinetic
MGU-H = motor generator unit-heat
ES = energy store
CE = control electronics
- Grey background in Constructors Championship Table = No such cars appeared in current GP.
- No laps (only time) for the top-positioned-drivers means they completed as many laps as winner.
- All speeds are in kilometres per hour.
- 'Total' in 'Lap Leaders' section means summary of all leading laps in the whole race for the current driver or car (for the relieved cars).
- 'Avon (1-3, 5-6), Michelin (7-16)' in 'Tyres' section of Constructors Championship table means the team used Avon tyres in races number 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 and Michelin tyres in races 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16.
It could be the same type of car used different tyres for different drivers (especially in 1960s). For example: 'Dunlop (1-2), Goodyear (1-10)'.
'Goodyear (2), Dunlop' means the team used Goodyear tyres in race number 2 and Dunlop tyres in all other races.
Sources:
2004-2024 vdgladilovich