F1 statistics: facts, stats and key figures for 2023 F1 Belgian GP | Spa-Francorchamps Formula 1 data. Facts, stats and key figures for 2023 F1 Belgian GP.

Grand Prix info

Races held: 67

First race: 1950 Belgian Grand Prix

Last race: 2022 Belgian Grand Prix

Most wins (driver): Michael Schumacher (6)

Most wins (constructor): Ferrari (18)

Circuits

Wins by grid position

Below are the grid positions of every race winner at the Belgian Grand Prix and the number of wins per position.

Maiden wins

The following drivers and constructors won their first F1 race at the Belgian Grand Prix.

Title deciders

The Belgian Grand Prix has hosted the following championship title deciders:

Drivers’ title

1. 2004: Michael Schumacher (7th title)

Constructors’ title

1. 1988: McLaren (4th title)
2. 1992: Williams (5th title)
3. 1993: Williams (6th title)
4. 2007: Ferrari (15th title)

Facts:

The formidable Eau Rouge/Raidillon corner, arguably the most renowned on the current F1 schedule, boasts an impressive 35-meter elevation change from its lowest to highest point.

In 2019, Ferrari man Charles Leclerc achieved a historic milestone by securing his first Grand Prix victory at the 7.004-kilometre Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in Stavelot, a feat not accomplished since Michael Schumacher in 1992.

Throughout his Formula 1 career, former Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso has never managed to claim a victory at Spa.

Max Verstappen, born in Belgium to a Belgian mother, made the decision to represent The Netherlands, his father’s home country. Nonetheless, Spa became his de facto “home race” prior to the Dutch Grand Prix’s return to the calendar, attracting thousands of Dutch fans who come out to show their support.

Spanning a length of 7.004km, Spa stands as the longest circuit in the current F1 lineup. Despite this, it possesses one of the smaller spectator capacities among the races on the current calendar, accommodating around 70,000 fans.

Spa is not solely renowned for Formula 1, as it also hosts other highly popular annual events such as the Spa 24 Hours and the 6 Hours of Spa Francorchamps for sportscars.

During the early years of Formula 1, the entry list for races at Spa tended to be shorter compared to other events, primarily due to the track’s daunting and treacherous nature.

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