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@F1GuyDan Only he knows how to lunge out of nowhere!

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@F1GuyDan Seb started from pole for three teams in his career, but all 12 of his pole starts since 2014 came with Ferrari.

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Lance has now started 209 Grands Prix without a win, and only Nico, on 269, has started more without one.

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@F1GuyDan Kimi led the first 19 laps of Sunday's race at Interlagos, and he still finished fifth.

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@F1BigData Aston Martin lost both cars in five of these 20 races, and in Mexico neither of them completed more than five laps.

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@F1GuyDan Seb came closest, 0.038s off Valtteri's pole in 2017, and he qualified second here again in 2018 and 2019.

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@MV33Racing I'd take Max, because only Carlos has ever matched him in qualifying, back at Toro Rosso, and Max is still only 29.

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@GazzettaFerrari The Ferrari-powered cars were quickest through the speed trap only once in 20 races this year, at Silverstone.

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@F1BigData Liam scored points in 13 of those 16 races, and the run carried on through his three races in the Red Bull.

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@F1GuyDan Lewis turned only one of his four poles into a win in 2009, in Singapore, and Lando has done it three times this year with three races left.

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Lando turns 27 on Friday with 14 Grand Prix wins, more than Senna, Prost and Clark had won at that age put together.

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@F1BigData Up to Mexico 2024 Lando made the podium about once every five races, and since then he has done it more than once every two.

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@FastestPitStop All three of Lando's wins this year have come by more than 11 seconds.

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@leclercsletters Lec went four of his eight Ferrari seasons without a win, and his only one this year came at Silverstone, 11 Grands Prix ago.

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@F1BigData Over the whole pit lane, Haas lose about a second more than Mercedes per stop and Cadillac about 1.4s more.

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@DeltaData_ On the same laps, George was 0.22s a lap quicker than Kimi in the other Mercedes, on softs one lap older than his.

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@F1GuyDan Before round 16, Lando also won the 11th and 12th Grands Prix in both years.

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@GazzettaFerrari Lewis was 8.9 seconds quicker than Lec on slicks over laps 60 and 61, then lost 35.6 to him over the next three as he stayed out a lap longer and stopped.

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@GazzettaFerrari Ferrari got within a tenth of the fastest qualifying lap three times in the last ten rounds, Lewis's pole in Mexico among them, after doing it only once in the first ten.

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@F1BigData When Max won here in the wet in 2024, the driver who finished second to him was Esteban.

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@F1BigData Max's run goes back one race further, to Monza in September, and three of those eight podiums were wins.