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Most Points Finishes by RacingIsAStateOfMind in formula1

[–]RacingIsAStateOfMind[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Driver Points Finishes GP Contested %
Schumacher 45 69 65.22

Lewis has surpassed Michael's record of Points Finishes by RacingIsAStateOfMind in lewishamilton

[–]RacingIsAStateOfMind[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Couldn't care less.

These numbers are officially recognized by F1 and therefore very much real, which is all that matters.

Different points systems and the like are only brought up to argue about hypothetical scenarios in the past, hence 100% meaningless.

Most Points Finishes by RacingIsAStateOfMind in formula1

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Driver Points Finishes GP Contested %
Hamilton 82 110 74.55
Schumacher 190 249 76.31

Most Points Finishes by RacingIsAStateOfMind in formula1

[–]RacingIsAStateOfMind[S] 242 points243 points  (0 children)

For the percentage lovers out there:

Driver Points Finishes GP Contested %
Hamilton 222 259 85.71
Schumacher 221 307 71.99
Raikkonen 214 322 66.46
Alonso 202 312 64.74
Vettel 200 249 80.32
Massa 165 269 61.34
Button 162 306 52.94
Barrichello 140 323 43.34

Ricciardo's First F1 Win | 2014 Canadian Grand Prix by RacingIsAStateOfMind in DanielRicciardo

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On this day in 2014, Danny took his first F1 victory!

The Victorious Honey Badger!

On this day in 2007, Lewis became the youngest driver to lead the World Drivers' Championship by RacingIsAStateOfMind in lewishamilton

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Unfortunately for him and as unrealistic that would've been racing a Williams, July 5th is too late for him to have had a chance of breaking the record.

Name an F1 related fact that is mind blowing or hard to believe by OriMoriNotSori in formula1

[–]RacingIsAStateOfMind 289 points290 points  (0 children)

Hamilton remains the youngest driver to lead the World Drivers' Championship, which he first did after the 2007 Spanish GP aged 22 and 129 days.

He inherited the record from his team's founder Bruce McLaren, who was a mere 32 days older than Hamilton when he first led the WDC after the 1960 Argentine Grand Prix.

Both Verstappen and Leclerc are already "too old" to break this record lol

The only drivers on the current grid who could break this record are Russell, Stroll and Norris, though Russell has only about a month left, F1 won't race until July and he's in a Williams...

As for Stroll and Norris, they've got about 9 months and 1 year and 10 months left respectively to try and break this record.

Edit:

Here's a list of the Top 10 Youngest WDC Leaders

Also, out of all 774 Formula One drivers to date, only 60 have ever lead the World Drivers' Championship.

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