Schedule and Statistic of the 2022 Hungarian Grand Prix F1

Lewis Hamilton dan Max Verstappen.
Sumber :
  • ANTARA/REUTERS/MIKE BLAKE

VoxPop – Here are the statistics of the F1 Hungarian GP at the Hungaroring Circuit, Budapest in the 13th race series of the Formula One calendar which consists of 22 races.

img_title Apa Kabar Rio Haryanto? Pebalap Indonesia Pertama di F1 yang Kini Jadi Pengusaha Kaya

One lap distance: 4,381km

Total race distance: 306.630km (70 laps)

img_title Belasan Tahun Terbaring Koma, Begini Kabar Terbaru Legenda F1 Michael Schumacher

Pole position 2021: Lewis Hamilton (England) Mercedes, one minute 15.419 seconds

2021 Winner: Esteban Ocon (France) Alpine

img_title Terpopuler: Mobil Baru vs Bekas Rp150 Juta, Model yang Sulit Turun Harga, dan Rahasia Tunggangan Kimi Antonelli

Race lap record: Hamilton 1:16,627 (Mercedes, 2020)

Start: 1300GMT or 8 pm

Lewis Hamilton holds a record eight wins in Hungary in 2007, 2009 and 2012 with McLaren and 2013, 2016, 2018, 2019 and 2020 with Mercedes and eight pole positions there. One additional win for him will be the record for the most wins in one particular grand prix.

Michael Schumacher holds a similar record with eight wins at the French Grand Prix and Hamilton also has eight in England.

Fernando Alonso, Sebastian Vettel, Daniel Ricciardo and Ocon are just a few of the drivers on the current grid who have seen a podium finish at the Hungaroring.

The lowest starting position that resulted in a win at the Hungaroring was Jenson Button's P14 in 2006.

This weekend will be the 37th Hungarian GP,??16 of which have been won by riders starting from pole. The race debuted in 1986 as the first to be held on mainland Eastern Europe.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen took his first F1 pole in Hungary in 2019. Alonso and Esteban Ocon also had their first wins there in 2003 and 2021.

Number of wins

Pembalap Ferrari, Charles Leclerc.

Photo :
  • Jacques Boissinot/The Canadian Press via AP

Red Bull won eight wins in 12 races this season and the rest went to Ferrari. Verstappen has seven, Charles Leclerc has three for Ferrari and Carlos Sainz has one win for Ferrari, then Sergio Perez has one win for Red Bull.

Hamilton holds a career record of 103 wins from 300 starts. The last time he tasted victory was racing in Saudi Arabia in December last year.

Ferrari has 242 race wins since 1950, McLaren 183 wins, Mercedes 124, Williams 115 and Red Bull 83.

Halaman Selanjutnya
Halaman Selanjutnya
Jadikan Viva News & Insight sumber pilihan di Google
Lanjut