World Champions
This German driver won 7 World Championships, tied for most all time.
Michael Schumacher
This team's supporters, nicknamed the Tifosi, have been on the grid since the inception of F1.
Ferrari
In 1950, the first official F1 race took place at this British track.
Silverstone Circuit
The reigning world champion, this driver is the first from his nation to take home the WDC.
Max Verstappen
This active driver has the most race starts of all time, with 418.
Fernando Alonso
This driver was nicknamed 'The Professor' for his calculated racing style.
Alain Prost
Recently rebranded from Alfa Romeo, this team scored a shock podium in 2025.
Kick Sauber
This track is flanked by the Orange Army, and is home to the highest banked corner on the calendar, going up to 19 degrees.
Circuit Zandvoort
In his first year with his current team, this driver has grown a reputation for accumulating many penalties.
Esteban Ocon
Lewis Hamilton holds the record for most wins at a specific race, winning this Grand Prix 9 times, including in 2024.
British Grand Prix
After a near-death crash in 1976, this driver miraculously came back and nearly won the championship, but won it all on 3 other occasions.
Niki Lauda
Cadillac
Joining the calendar in 2022, this street track has the exact same length as the Bahrain International Circuit.
Miami International Autodrome
Playing second fiddle to his teammate in many world championships, this driver with 67 podiums will return to the grid in 2026.
Valterri Bottas
In 2023, Max Verstappen dominated for the entire season, and set the record for the most consecutive wins with this number.
10
The first and only Italian world champion, this 2 time WDC winner dominated in the early days of F1.
Alberto Ascari
Taken over by Mercedes' return to F1, this team competed for 1 season and won the WDC and WCC.
Brawn GP
Coming new to the F1 calendar in 2026, this street circuit is now the second race in it's counttry for next season.
Madring
Appearing in 1 Grand Prix, this driver filled in for George Russell at Williams when he filled in for Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes, who was out with COVID. (He was also in a Max Fosh video.)
Jack Aitken
A dominant force in the early days of F1, this driver hs the highest win percentage of all time, (drivers with 15+ starts) with 47.06%
Juan Manuel Fangio
The only world champion to hail from Africa, this driver was the last driver's champion in a Ferrari in the 20th century.
Jody Scheckter
This team won the first ever constructors championship in 1958, driven by Stirling Moss and Tony Brooks
Vanwall
This circuit hosted 2 Grands Prix in 2020, but they had differnt track layouts and names. This Grand Prix was named after the city/reigon of the country it took place in.
Sahkir Grand Prix
This driver has famously led more laps at the Singapore GP than Max Verstappen.
Antonio Giovinazzi
Entering the final race of the season, four drivers were still mathematically able to win the title this year.
2010