In 2014 and 2015 we had 3 different winners In 2016 we had 4 different winners In 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 we had 5 different winners In 2021 we had 6 different winners. I like where this is going.
@@maxmustermann369 I doubt he’ll get an Aston seat this year. They have Seb, who brings a lot to the team with his experience and skill. And then there’s Lance.
When I was a kid, Heidfeld was my 3rd favorite driver (after Raikkonen and Alonso) and the fact that he never managed to win a race makes me really sad. But, on the bright side, Hulkenberg finally made it to top 3! BTW, I had no doubt about who would top the list. That man is a fucking legend.
Interesting how many have scored their first win around the 110-115 range... It doesn't feel accidental. I suppose that's how many races the average F1 driver needs to get into a race-winning capable seat. Also, holy hell, Perez almost reached the top before his first win... it doesn't feel like he's been in the game for that long.
FYI: Michael Schumacher had raced against both Alain Prost (who in turn had raced against Niki Lauda back in the early 80s) and Sergio "Checo" Pérez who still race today. Crazy how long Schumi's career spanned.
Stroll will be the no1 with ease.. He's only 23 and already at 101 starts. So basically halfway. He won't get sacked, ever; but he's never going to win a race.. Going to end with 370 GPs; 4 podiums; 0 wins.
I was expecting Chris Amon's name in that list. But, back in his career, there were only 9 to 11 races a season; unlike the 15 ~ 20+ races a season in the generations after Amon's retirement. Amon was branded as being the unlucky F1 driver for not having won a points counting race; but, decades later Amon said that as a F1 driver, he was lucky . . . lucky to have survived into old age. The short F1 seasons from a half-century ago was great for spectators, in that the F1 drivers could be seen in sports car races in the same calendar year.
I still dont know how someone with 208 starts could constantly be such a menace on track to everyone around them. Boy did james love to take the piss on old andrea lol and rightfully deserved imo
Poor Hülkenberg is close to the top in almost every "most GP's without X" list. He easily tops the "most GP's without a podium", having only been 4th at best in his 182 attempts.
Perez - what a story! Longest tally before first win. Brundle - goes to show he was valued to race so long without a win. Heidfeld and Hulkenberg really should have got a win. Sainz will disappear from this list shortly (surely?) and Grosjean… maybe you could do a chart with most crashes? 😂
I do remember Andrea De-Crash-a-res extremely well. He got into a fist-fight with Prost in the gravel trap once.... If you are truly terrible, you get fired, and quickly. This is a championship of the most mediocre, the ones who showed promise but never delivered. I notice Martin Brundle and Derek Warwick both feature highly here....
@@timmynicolas8729 Yeah. Moss keeps losing and regaining the top of that list when drivers such as Rosberg + Verstappen gain more wins but then become WC afterwards
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With Bahrain and Jeddah, Hülkenberg has now eclipsed Nick Heidfeld!
After Miami now Hülkenberg is on top of the list.
I expect Sainz will come off the list this season.
Honestly I hope so too. He definitely deserves it, and it would be good for the show to have more competitive teams :)
Fucking hope so......
Only if Leclerc suffers unreliability...
He did
It happened at Formula 1's very own birthplace.
In 2014 and 2015 we had 3 different winners
In 2016 we had 4 different winners
In 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 we had 5 different winners
In 2021 we had 6 different winners.
I like where this is going.
In 2021 there were 5 winners
@@filix85__ Verstappen Hamilton Bottas Perez Ocon and Ricciardo. 6.
2012 we had 7 different winners in just the first 7 races!
@@OnionChoppingNinja i forgot Ocon,sorry for that
6 max. How is anybody else gonna be able to get though the wall of the 6 rb, Ferrari and merc drivers?
Magnussen is going to reach the top 7 likely this year (assuming Sainz wins a race)
I hope saint does, that would just be good. New winner that I like, not to mention a good enough driver to win
hülkenberg will probably tie with heidfeld this sunday, depending on how often he drives this season he could even secure that spot for himself...
@@maxmustermann369 I doubt he’ll get an Aston seat this year. They have Seb, who brings a lot to the team with his experience and skill. And then there’s Lance.
@@saltybread7500 yeah i know, but its not that unlikely that he ll replace one of them bc of covid...again...
Judging by the recent 1-2 for Ferrari, it is indeed very likely that Sainz will win a race
When I was a kid, Heidfeld was my 3rd favorite driver (after Raikkonen and Alonso) and the fact that he never managed to win a race makes me really sad. But, on the bright side, Hulkenberg finally made it to top 3!
BTW, I had no doubt about who would top the list. That man is a fucking legend.
He is a legend, in many ways... 😅
He makes his presence felt at 4:52
He also topped the charts for most DNF's, which are stats that are closely related lol
hulk can if he gets another a drive next season
Heidfeld also beat Kimi and Massa as teammates
Good job to Harry Schell and Louid Rosier just for racing in f1 that long in the 50s and not dieing.
Harry Schell at least made it until the 1960's before being killed
"To finish first, you have to finish, first..."
- Andrea de Crasheris
I don't think De Cesaris' record will ever be broken. Man is a legend.
Lance Stroll will keep racking up GP starts as long as daddy owns the team so he'd be in with a shot at taking the record 😂
@@alexrobertssings Yup, and with the number of races in recent years it's not looking as untouchable as once was.
hulk is aperantly giving another shot at it with haas this time XD
@@MravacKid it is going to be broken next year, as Hulkenberg will be at 206 GPs by the end of this seadon
De Cesaris is a legend. He was a meme before memes were a thing.
Mika took his first win at the last race of the 1997 season, then proceeded to win the next two championships… then left on “sabbatical”
Legend.
Oh Heidfeld... You and Kubica were my favourite drivers. Heidfeld is without a doubt one of the must unluckiest and underrated F1 drivers ever.
yeah, quite a few of them are...
Interesting how many have scored their first win around the 110-115 range... It doesn't feel accidental. I suppose that's how many races the average F1 driver needs to get into a race-winning capable seat.
Also, holy hell, Perez almost reached the top before his first win... it doesn't feel like he's been in the game for that long.
FYI: Michael Schumacher had raced against both Alain Prost (who in turn had raced against Niki Lauda back in the early 80s) and Sergio "Checo" Pérez who still race today. Crazy how long Schumi's career spanned.
It's so dramatic to see drivers like Heidfield going up and think "sorry man, you're staying there forever"...
At least here Hulk is on the podium
For now...
Jesus, I never knew Sergio had to wait that long
and he won from last to first , iam still crying
@@nobrakes7892 truly epic
Stroll will be the no1 with ease.. He's only 23 and already at 101 starts. So basically halfway.
He won't get sacked, ever; but he's never going to win a race..
Going to end with 370 GPs; 4 podiums; 0 wins.
Hulkenberg has the chance to go joint second this weekend!
And people say F1 is predictable :D
Well well well
And this week he is passing
It's crazy how poor old Harry Schell stayed on this list 30 years after he was killed
Not gonna lie, I just came here to see Nico Hulkenberg in the podium
I was expecting Chris Amon's name in that list. But, back in his career, there were only 9 to 11 races a season; unlike the 15 ~ 20+ races a season in the generations after Amon's retirement.
Amon was branded as being the unlucky F1 driver for not having won a points counting race; but, decades later Amon said that as a F1 driver, he was lucky . . . lucky to have survived into old age.
The short F1 seasons from a half-century ago was great for spectators, in that the F1 drivers could be seen in sports car races in the same calendar year.
hulkenberg now tied for p2 with heidfeld. both drivers deserved a win so bad. while cesaris was usually wrecking he was pretty fast when he wasn’t
I would love to see the same thing but with points accumulated without a single win (if it haven't been done yet)
Another nice video, suggestion would have been to add a R on begining of the bar when a pilot retires.
I still dont know how someone with 208 starts could constantly be such a menace on track to everyone around them. Boy did james love to take the piss on old andrea lol and rightfully deserved imo
Poor Hülkenberg is close to the top in almost every "most GP's without X" list. He easily tops the "most GP's without a podium", having only been 4th at best in his 182 attempts.
Pls make the most drivers on last place
I already checked the data - it's not super fun, but i will upload it since i am getting many requests from you guys :)
@@MKF1_official thank you
My man Sutil finally made it on a list! Wohoo
Perez - what a story! Longest tally before first win. Brundle - goes to show he was valued to race so long without a win. Heidfeld and Hulkenberg really should have got a win. Sainz will disappear from this list shortly (surely?) and Grosjean… maybe you could do a chart with most crashes? 😂
important to remember that most of theese are damn good drivers...
I do remember Andrea De-Crash-a-res extremely well. He got into a fist-fight with Prost in the gravel trap once....
If you are truly terrible, you get fired, and quickly.
This is a championship of the most mediocre, the ones who showed promise but never delivered.
I notice Martin Brundle and Derek Warwick both feature highly here....
Can you do this but count only the finished races? not the started races?
I can look into that :)
Grosjean: *drops down*
I find that the distribution of this graph is much much more even compared to the other graphs - which follow a pareto distribution.
Please make a video for the most last place finishes by a driver 🙏
Expect it soon :)
@@MKF1_official 😁🌹💯
you should gray them out when they stop racing on these. make it easy to know who is still going to add to the counts
so hulkenberg and heidfeld are equal now?
Indeed they are, and from what I hear there is a chance that he will surpass him, since Vettel might not be ready for Saudi as well
Can you do a video of most races entered without a podium
For Hulkenberg, please make one for never got into a podium but raced a lot.
if you close your eyes you can still ear in the wind "IL PILOTA ROMANO ROMANO ANDRA DE CESARIS"
Yes Nico is in P2 finally on the podium
With the number of races on the schedule these days. Most of these records will be beaten.
Especially when we will have 1-2 teams dominating...
would be cool to see which driver has the most wins without a WC
It's Sterling Moss I think. Then Massa, Barrichello, Bottas, Webber etc
@@timmynicolas8729 Yeah. Moss keeps losing and regaining the top of that list when drivers such as Rosberg + Verstappen gain more wins but then become WC afterwards
Top 3 would be
Moss
Coulthard
Massa/Rubens
@Phyry22 Forgot about Reutemann great driver for sure
The moment I saw Jean Behra and remembering what happened I felt so sad :(
Can you do most races without a podium ? Even though we all know who's number 1
Who.
@@degraded1642 Andrea de Cheddaris
@@qxz584 ah yes crash master
@@qxz584 De Cesaris had 5 podiums, it's hulkenberg
@@dxfifa wait he did? God I’m dumb.
11:50 the legend start
Choque Pérez?
@@CoversTavo nico Hulkenberg
@@danuwjy much better :)
Hulkenburg finally on the podium
De Cesaris the real OG
Tom Pryce stopping at 42 races... sad face 😞
"Il pilota Romano Romano Andrea de Cesaris.."
Never knew Senna's first race win was in Portugal, guess thats one more thing to be proud of.
Why?
@@kaijansen865 its a first win for a legend, and knowing that that first win was in Portugal, makes me a little bit proud
@@alvuigi_07 ah okay, I thought Senna could be proud that it was in Portugal. Didn't know you're Portuguese:D
@@kaijansen865 my profile pic gives it away a bit
@@alvuigi_07 didn't look at it but now it makes sense
Hulkenburg finishes in a podium podium XD
Sainz is getting it this season.
Im gonna say Hulkenberg before watching
close
Guess hulkenberg is equal to heidfeld now
The surprise to me is Jarrier never won.
Just put everyone that has drove for Williams and done.
Es más fácil que Carlos Sainz este año quede delante de Martín Brundle que de Leclerc 😏