F1, Ferrari: most important figures, facts and stats in Montreal | 2023 Canadian GP. Most important figures, facts and stats in Montreal.

The Canadian Grand Prix is one of the most important races of the season for all the F1 teams and drivers. The race is held in the middle of the season and can have a significant impact on the championship standings. This year, the race will feature the top drivers from around the world, including Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, Sergio Perez, Lando Norris and Scuderia Ferrari drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz.

What to expect:
The Canadian F1 Grand Prix is always an exciting event that features some of the best racing of the season. Fans can expect to see high-speed action, dramatic overtaking, and plenty of surprises. The unpredictable weather conditions can also add an extra level of excitement to the race, with rain often playing a factor. This year’s race is sure to be one of the highlights of the season, so don’t miss out!

Track length: 4.361km
Race length: 305.270km
Laps: 56
Turns: 13
Circuit opened: 1978
F1 first visited: 1978
Races held: 41
Track Record: 1:10.240, Sebastian Vettel, 2019
Lap Record: 1:13.078 , Valtteri Bottas, 2019

Here are some key Ferrari stats and information:

With 11 victories, Ferrari has the most wins of any team at the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. In 2018, they won at this track for the first time since 2004.

Ferrari-powered cars have been victorious at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve more times than any other engine manufacturer.

The teams with the most consecutive wins at this track are Ferrari, McLaren, and Mercedes, each with a streak of three victories. No team has won more than three races in a row at the Canadian Grand Prix.

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Ferrari F1 legend Michael Schumacher holds the record for the most podium finishes at this track, with 12 top-three results.

The Maranello team has the most podium finishes of any team at the Canadian Grand Prix, with 34 top-three results. This is 14 more than McLaren and Williams, who are tied for second place.

Only two of the past eight Canadian Grand Prix races have been won by a driver starting from pole position (in 2014 and 2019).

Throughout the history of the Montreal race, there have been just nine occasions when the polesitter did not lead at the end of Lap 1. Since 2006, this has only happened once, at the 2016 event.

FERRARI STATS SINCE 1967

• 12 RACE WINS
• 8 POLE POSITIONS
• 10 FASTEST LAPS
• 36 PODIUMS

Ferrari race winners

Year	Circuit	Driver	Win margin	Time
1970	Mont-Tremblant	Jacky Ickx	14.800s	2hr 21m 18.400s
1978	Montreal	Gilles Villeneuve	13.372s	1hr 57m 49.196s
1983	Montreal	Rene Arnoux	42.029s	1hr 48m 31.838s
1985	Montreal	Michele Alboreto	1.957s	1hr 46m 01.813s
1995	Montreal	Jean Alesi	31.477s	1hr 46m 31.333s
1997	Montreal	Michael Schumacher	2.565s	1hr 17m 40.646s
1998	Montreal	Michael Schumacher	16.662s	1hr 40m 57.355s
2000	Montreal	Michael Schumacher	0.174s	1hr 41m 12.313s
2002	Montreal	Michael Schumacher	1.132s	1hr 33m 36.111s
2003	Montreal	Michael Schumacher	0.784s	1hr 31m 13.591s
2004	Montreal	Michael Schumacher	5.108s	1hr 28m 24.803s
2018	Montreal	Sebastian Vettel	7.376s	1hr 28m 31.377s

HALL OF FAME

• POLE POSITIONS

YEAR	DRIVER	MODEL
1982	Pironi	126 C2
1983	Arnoux	126 C2
1997	Schumacher	F310 B
1999	Schumacher	F399
2000	Schumacher	F1-2000
2001	Schumacher	F2001
2018	Vettel	SF71H
2019	Vettel	SF90

HALL OF FAME

• BEST LAPS

YEAR	DRIVER	MODEL
1970	Regazzoni	312 B
1974	Lauda	312 B3-74
1982	Pironi	126 C2
1983	Tambay	126 C2
1998	Schumacher	F300
1999	Irvine	F399
2004	Barrichello	F2004
2008	Raikkonen	F2008
2015	Raikkonen	SF15-T
2022	Sainz	F1-75