3 consecutive F1 wins at a circuit

[Brian Lawrence]

Hamilton could have equalled Fangio's record of 3 consec. wins
at Monza. I did some checking a few weeks ago, these are the
other winning sequences at a particular track.

Five
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Monaco A Senna 1989/90/91/92/93

Four
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Buenos Aires JM Fangio 1954/55/56/57 [1]
Spa J Clark 1962/63/64/65
Spa A Senna 1988/89/90/91
Barcelona M Schumacher 2001/02/03/04
Indianapolis M Schumacher 2003/04/05/06 [2]

Three
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Monza JM Fangio 1953/54/55
Zandvoort J Clark 1963/64/65
Watkins Glen G Hill 1963/64/65
Silverstone J Clark 1963/65/67 [3]
Monaco A Prost 1984/85/86
Detroit A Senna 1986/87/88
P Ricard A Prost 1988/89/90
Hockenheim A Senna 1988/89/90
Spa M Schumacher 1995/96/97
Barcelona M Häkkinen 1998/99/00
Melbourne M Schumacher 2000/01/02
Suzuka M Schumacher 2000/01/02
Imola M Schumacher 2002/03/04
Montreal M Schumacher 2002/03/04
Istanbul F Massa 2006/07/08
Singapore S Vettel 2011/12/13
Yeongam S Vettel 2011/12/13
New Delhi S Vettel 2011/12/13
Monaco N Rosberg 2013/14/15
Silverstone L Hamilton 2014/15/16

Notes:

1. Fangio's 3rd win was a shared drive
2. Schumacher's 3rd win was in a race with only 6 starters
3. Clark's 3 wins were interspersed with GPs at Brands Hatch
(He also won the 1964 GP at BH).

[Brian Lawrence]

Most wins in an event:

Grand Prix # Multi winners Years
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France 8 Michael Schumacher 1994/95/97/98/01/02/04/06

Canada 7 Michael Schumacher 1994/97/98/00/02/03/04
San Marino 7 Michael Schumacher 1994/99/00/02/03/04/06

Brazil 6 Alain Prost 1982/84/85/87/88/90
Monaco 6 Ayrton Senna 1987/89/90/91/92/93
Belgium 6 Michael Schumacher 1992/95/96/97/01/02
Japan 6 Michael Schumacher 1995/97/00/01/02/04
Spain 6 Michael Schumacher 1995/96/01/02/03/04
Europe 6 Michael Schumacher 1994/95/00/01/04/06

G Britain 5 Jim Clark 1962/63/64/65/67
Monaco 5 Graham Hill 1963/64/65/68/69
Belgium 5 Ayrton Senna 1985/88/89/90/91
G Britain 5 Alain Prost 1983/85/89/90/93
Monaco 5 Michael Schumacher 1994/95/97/99/01
Italy 5 Michael Schumacher 1996/98/00/03/06
USA 5 Michael Schumacher 2000/03/04/05/06
Canada 5 Lewis Hamilton 2007/10/12/15/16
Hungary 5 Lewis Hamilton 2007/09/12/13/16

There are 19 drivers with 4 wins at an event.

M Schumacher 4 AUS, BRA, GER, HUN
S Vettel 3 JPN, MAS, SIN
L Hamilton 3 CHN, GBR, USA
JM Fangio 2 ARG, FRA
J Clark 2 BEL, NED
N Mansell 2 FRA, GBR

And one each for Räikkönen (BEL), Piquet (ITA), Prost (MON).

It's also possible to count wins in a particular country, since
several countries have hosted events with different names - notably
the European GPs & San Marino.

M Schumacher 12 ITA (5), RSM (7)
A Prost 6 ITA (3), RSM (3)
N Piquet 5 ITA (4), RSM (1) [1 X ITA at Imola]
A Senna 5 ITA (2), RSM (3)
S Moss 4 ITA (3), Pes (1) [Pescara GP]
D Hill 4 ITA (2), RSM (2)

A Senna 5 USA (2), Det (3) [See note below]

It can be argued that the GPs in Detroit were also US GPs, but in my
files (and in Forix) I differentiate some of the US events.

N Mansell 5 GBR (4), Eur (1)

M Schumacher 7 ESP (6), Eur (1)
M Häkkinen 4 ESP (3), Eur (1)

M Schumacher 9 GER (4), Eur (5) [All 'home' wins]
F Alonso 5 GER (3), Eur (2)

M Schumacher 8 JPN (6), Pac (2) [Pacific GP]

S Vettel 5 ABD (3), BHR (2) [Both in the UAE]

OK the last is also debatable.

[Ar]

Post by Brian Lawrence
Hamilton could have equalled Fangio's record of 3 consec. wins
at Monza. I did some checking a few weeks ago, these are the
other winning sequences at a particular track.

Thanks, those were interesting stats to look through.