Max Verstappen wins: How many races has Red Bull driver won?
Your complete guide to Max Verstappen stats and figures in 2023 and beyond.
Max Verstappen has claimed his third successive Formula 1 driver's world title, cementing an era of dominance, a trilogy that could become an extended universe all of its own.
Verstappen clinched the trophy in Qatar and will be eager to maintain his outrageous 2023 form throughout the remainder of the campaign.
The Red Bull megastar has produced one of the most dominant seasons in Formula 1 history and can't be discounted from winning all three remaining races, such is his confidence and maturity right now.
But just how successful has Verstappen's season been so far? RadioTimes.com brings you all the stats and figures on Max Verstappen in the 2023 season.
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How many races has Max Verstappen won in 2023?
Max Verstappen has won 16 of 19 races in 2023 so far, prior to the Qatar Grand Prix.
His record winning streak stands at 10, which is a new F1 all-time record. Unfortunately, a dismal weekend in Singapore saw the streak end.
There are six races left in 2023 and Verstappen boasts a 177-point lead over Sergio Perez. Only Verstappen and Perez can mathematically win the title in 2023, but let's face it: Verstappen will do it.
Max Verstappen stats (career)
Last updated: after Mexico City Grand Prix 2023
- Starts: 182
- Wins: 51
- Podiums: 95
- Pole positions: 30
- Fastest laps: 29
- Championship titles: 3 (2021, 2022, 2023)
2023 record (after 19 races)
- 1st: 16
- 2nd: 2
- 5th: 1
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