A list of Sebastian Vettel’s 16 Formula 1 records + career stats. A list with all of his 16 F1 records.

Sebastian Vettel’s Career 

Formula 1 – Ferrari

2019 | Ferrari | Wins: 1 | Poles: 2 | FL: 2 | Podiums: 9 | Points: 240 | Position: 5th

2018 | Ferrari | Wins: 5 | Poles: 5 | FL: 3 | Podiums: 12 | Points: 320 | Position: 2nd 

2017 | Ferrari | Wins: 5 | Poles: 4 | FL: 5 | Podiums: 13 | Points: 317 | Position: 2nd 

2016 | Ferrari | Wins: 0 | Poles: 0 | FL: 3 | Podiums: 7 | Points: 212 | Position: 4th

2015 | Ferrari | Wins: 3 | Poles : 1 | FL: 1 | Podiums: 13 | Points: 278 | Position: 3rd

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Earlier Career

2007

Formula Renault 3.5 Series | Carlin Motorsport | Wins: 1 | Poles: 1 | FL: 1 | Podiums: 4 | Points: 74 | Position: 5th

2006

Formula 3 Euro Series | ASM Formule 3 | Wins: 4 | Poles: 1 | FL: 5 | Podiums: 9 | Points: 75 | Position: 2nd

Masters of Formula 3 | ASM Formule 3 | Position: 6th

Formula Renault 3.5 Series | Carlin Motorsport | Wins: 1 | Poles: 1 | FL: 0 | Podiums: 2 | Points: 28 | Position: 15th

Macau Grand Prix | Carlin Motorsport | Position: 23rd

2005

Formula 3 Euro Series | ASL Mücke Motorsport | Wins: 0 | Poles: 0 | FL: 1 | Podiums: 6 | Points: 63 | Position: 5th

Masters of Formula 3 | ASL Mücke Motorsport | Position: 11th

Spanish Formula Three Championship | Racing Engineering | Podiums: 1 

Macau Grand Prix | ASM F3 | Podiums: 1 | Position: 3rd

2004

Formula BMW ADAC | ADAC Berlin-Brandenburg | Wins: 18 | Poles: 14 | FL: 13 | Podiums: 20 | Points: 387 | Position: 1st

2003

Formula BMW ADAC | Eifelland Racing | Wins: 5 | Poles: 5 | FL: 4 | Podiums: 12 | Points: 216 | Position: 2nd 

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Sebastian Vettel’s Records

Most Podium Finishes in a Season: 17 (2011)

Most Wins in a Season: 13 (2013)

Most Pole Positions in a Season: 15 (2011)

Most Laps Led in a Season: 739 (2011)

Most Consecutive Wins: 9 (Belgium 2013 – Brazil 2013)

Most Consecutive Grand Slams: 2 (Singapore 2013 – Korea 2013)

Most Wins from Pole Position in a Season: 9 (2011)

Youngest Pole Sitter: Italy 2008 

Youngest Driver to score a double (Pole + Win): Italy 2008

Youngest Driver to score a triple (Pole + Win + FL): Britain 2009 

Youngest Driver to score a grand slam (Pole + Win + FL + Led Every Lap): India 2011           

Youngest F1 World Champion: 2010 (Abu Dhabi)

Youngest Double F1 World Champion: 2011 (Japan)

Youngest Triple F1 World Champion: 2012 (Brazil)

Youngest Four Time F1 World Champion: 2013 (India)

Youngest Runner-Up: 2009 (Abu Dhabi)