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Lewis Hamilton holds the record for the most career pole positions with 104.
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Formula One, abbreviated to F1, is the highest class ofopen-wheeledauto racing defined by theFédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), motorsport's world governing body.[1] The "formula" in the name refers to a set of rules to which all participants and cars must conform.[2] TheF1 World Championship season consists of a series of races, known asGrands Prix, held usually on purpose-builtcircuits, and in a few cases onclosed city streets.[3] The polesitter is the driver that has qualified for aGrand Prix inpole position, at the front of the starting grid.[4] Out of the 1,146 completed Grands Prix (as of the2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix), the driver that has started in first has gone on to win the race 496 times.[5]

Qualifying is traditionally contested on the Saturday (Friday for some events) of a Grand Prix weekend to determine the drivers' positions on the startinggrid of the race held on the Sunday (although across2021 and2022, in a small number of the events, so-called sprint races were held, which determined the starting grid of the race on Sunday.[6] In 2021, the winner of the sprint was credited with pole position.[7] In 2022 the pole-sitter of the sprint race was officially awarded the pole position in those events.[8] Since 2023, sprint races have been held at select events, these have had their own qualifying session, the polesitter for these races is not credited with a pole position.)[6][9] Historically, there have been a number of different qualifying systems; previously, each driver was only allowed a single lap to set his qualifying time.[10] Drivers currently have to compete in three rounds before pole position is determined. The first round, known as Q1, is contested by twenty drivers in an 18-minute session, at the end of which the five slowest cars are eliminated. This is followed by Q2, a 15-minute session, where the slowest five are again eliminated. The remaining ten cars contest Q3, the final 12-minute session, to determine their places on the grid and who will sit on pole position.[11]

Lewis Hamilton holds the record for the most pole positions,[12] having qualified first on 104 occasions.[13]Michael Schumacher is second with 68 pole positions.[14]Ayrton Senna is third with 65 poles.[13] Senna andMax Verstappen jointly hold therecord for most consecutive pole positions; Senna qualified in first place in eight Grands Prix in a row from the1988 Spanish Grand Prix to the1989 United States Grand Prix, with Verstappen's record streak lasting from the2023 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to the2024 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.[15][16]Sebastian Vettel is the youngest polesitter; he was 21 years, 72 days old when he qualified in first place for the2008 Italian Grand Prix.[17][N 1] The oldest person to qualify in pole position wasNino Farina, who was 47 years, 79 days old when he was polesitter for the1954 Argentine Grand Prix.[19] As of the2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix, 107 drivers have been on pole position in the 1,147 Grands Prix since the firstWorld Championship race, the1950 British Grand Prix, with the most recent driver to achieve their first pole position beingOscar Piastri at the2025 Chinese Grand Prix.[13][20][21] From 2014 to 2017, the driver with the most pole positions in a season was awarded thePole Trophy.[22] The inaugural Pole Trophy was won byNico Rosberg.[23] In 2018, the FIA Pole Trophy was discontinued and replaced with thePirelli Pole Position Award, where the polesitter at each race as awarded a Pirelli wind tunnel tyre with the name of the polesitter and their time.[24]

By driver

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All figures are correct as of the2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Key
*Driver competing in the2025 season
‡Formula One World Champion
†Driver competing in the2025 season and a Formula One World Champion
Formula One polesitters[25]
RankDriverNationalityPolesEntriesSeasons activeFirst poleLast pole
1Lewis Hamilton† United Kingdom1043782007–2007 Canadian Grand Prix2023 Hungarian Grand Prix
2Michael Schumacher‡ Germany683081991–2006,2010–20121994 Monaco Grand Prix2006 French Grand Prix
3Ayrton Senna‡ Brazil651621984–19941985 Portuguese Grand Prix1994 San Marino Grand Prix
4Sebastian Vettel‡ Germany573002007–20222008 Italian Grand Prix2019 Japanese Grand Prix
5Max Verstappen† Netherlands472312015–2019 Hungarian Grand Prix2025 United States Grand Prix
6Jim Clark‡ United Kingdom33731960–19681962 Monaco Grand Prix1968 South African Grand Prix
Alain Prost‡ France332021980–1991,19931981 German Grand Prix1993 Japanese Grand Prix
8Nigel Mansell‡ United Kingdom321911980–1992,1994–19951984 Dallas Grand Prix1994 Australian Grand Prix
9Nico Rosberg‡ Germany302062006–20162012 Chinese Grand Prix2016 Japanese Grand Prix
10Juan Manuel Fangio‡ Argentina29521950–1951,1953–19581950 Monaco Grand Prix1958 Argentine Grand Prix
11Charles Leclerc* Monaco271712018–2019 Bahrain Grand Prix2025 Hungarian Grand Prix
12Mika Häkkinen‡ Finland261651991–20011997 Luxembourg Grand Prix2000 Belgian Grand Prix
13Niki Lauda‡ Austria241771971–1979,1982–19851974 South African Grand Prix1978 South African Grand Prix
Nelson Piquet‡ Brazil242071978–19911980 United States Grand Prix West1987 Spanish Grand Prix
15Fernando Alonso† Spain224262001,2003–2018,2021–2003 Malaysian Grand Prix2012 German Grand Prix
16Damon Hill‡ United Kingdom201221992–19991993 French Grand Prix1996 Portuguese Grand Prix
Valtteri Bottas Finland202472013–20242017 Bahrain Grand Prix2021 São Paulo Grand Prix
18Mario Andretti‡ United States181311968–1972,1974–19821968 United States Grand Prix1982 Italian Grand Prix
René Arnoux France181651978–19891979 Austrian Grand Prix1983 British Grand Prix
Kimi Räikkönen‡ Finland183532001–2009,2012–20212003 European Grand Prix2018 Italian Grand Prix
21Jackie Stewart‡ United Kingdom171001965–19731969 Monaco Grand Prix1973 German Grand Prix
22Stirling Moss United Kingdom16671951–19611955 British Grand Prix1961 Monaco Grand Prix
Felipe Massa Brazil162722002,2004–20172006 Turkish Grand Prix2014 Austrian Grand Prix
Lando Norris* United Kingdom161502019–2021 Russian Grand Prix2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix
25Alberto Ascari‡ Italy14331950–19551951 German Grand Prix1954 Spanish Grand Prix
James Hunt‡ United Kingdom14931973–19791976 Brazilian Grand Prix1977 United States Grand Prix
Ronnie Peterson Sweden141231970–19781973 Brazilian Grand Prix1978 Austrian Grand Prix
Rubens Barrichello Brazil143261993–20111994 Belgian Grand Prix2009 Brazilian Grand Prix
29Graham Hill‡ United Kingdom131791958–19751962 Belgian Grand Prix1968 British Grand Prix
Jack Brabham‡ Australia131281955–19701959 British Grand Prix1970 Spanish Grand Prix
Jacky Ickx Belgium131221967–19791968 German Grand Prix1972 Italian Grand Prix
Jacques Villeneuve‡ Canada131651996–20061996 Australian Grand Prix1997 European Grand Prix
Juan Pablo Montoya Colombia13952001–20062001 German Grand Prix2005 Belgian Grand Prix
Mark Webber Australia132172002–20132009 German Grand Prix2013 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
35Gerhard Berger Austria122101984–19971987 Portuguese Grand Prix1997 German Grand Prix
David Coulthard United Kingdom122471994–20081995 Argentine Grand Prix2001 Monaco Grand Prix
37Jochen Rindt‡ Austria10621964–19701968 French Grand Prix1970 Austrian Grand Prix
38John Surtees‡ United Kingdom81131960–19721960 Portuguese Grand Prix1968 Italian Grand Prix
Riccardo Patrese Italy82571977–19931981 United States Grand Prix West1992 Hungarian Grand Prix
Jenson Button‡ United Kingdom83092000–20172004 San Marino Grand Prix2012 Belgian Grand Prix
41Jacques Laffite France71801974–19861976 Italian Grand Prix1981 Spanish Grand Prix
George Russell* United Kingdom71502019–2022 Hungarian Grand Prix2025 Singapore Grand Prix
43Phil Hill‡ United States6511958–1964,19661960 Italian Grand Prix1961 German Grand Prix
Emerson Fittipaldi‡ Brazil61491970–19801972 Monaco Grand Prix1974 Canadian Grand Prix
Jean-Pierre Jabouille France6551974–1975,1977–19811979 South African Grand Prix1980 South African Grand Prix
Alan Jones‡ Australia61171975–1981,1983,1985–19861979 British Grand Prix1980 German Grand Prix
Carlos Reutemann Argentina61461972–19821972 Argentine Grand Prix1981 Caesars Palace Grand Prix
Ralf Schumacher Germany61821997–20072001 French Grand Prix2005 Japanese Grand Prix
Carlos Sainz Jr.* Spain62312015–2022 British Grand Prix2024 Mexico City Grand Prix
50Nino Farina‡ Italy5361950–19551950 British Grand Prix1954 Argentine Grand Prix
Chris Amon New Zealand51081963–19761968 Spanish Grand Prix1972 French Grand Prix
Clay Regazzoni Switzerland51391970–19801970 Mexican Grand Prix1976 United States Grand Prix West
Patrick Tambay France51231977–1979,1981–19861983 United States Grand Prix West1984 French Grand Prix
Keke Rosberg‡ Finland51281978–19861982 British Grand Prix1986 German Grand Prix
Oscar Piastri* Australia5682023–2025 Chinese Grand Prix2025 Dutch Grand Prix
56Mike Hawthorn‡ United Kingdom4471952–19581958 Belgian Grand Prix1958 Moroccan Grand Prix
Didier Pironi France4721978–19821980 Monaco Grand Prix1982 German Grand Prix
Jarno Trulli Italy42561997–20112004 Monaco Grand Prix2009 Bahrain Grand Prix
Giancarlo Fisichella Italy42311996–20091998 Austrian Grand Prix2009 Belgian Grand Prix
60José Froilán González Argentina3261950–1957,19601951 British Grand Prix1955 Argentine Grand Prix
Tony Brooks United Kingdom3391956–19611958 Monaco Grand Prix1959 German Grand Prix
Dan Gurney United States3871959–1968,19701962 German Grand Prix1964 Belgian Grand Prix
Jean-Pierre Jarier France31431971,1973–19831975 Argentine Grand Prix1978 Canadian Grand Prix
Jody Scheckter‡South Africa31131972–19801976 Swedish Grand Prix1979 Monaco Grand Prix
Elio de Angelis Italy31091979–19861983 European Grand Prix1985 Canadian Grand Prix
Teo Fabi Italy3711982,1984–19871985 German Grand Prix1986 Italian Grand Prix
Daniel Ricciardo Australia32582011–20242016 Monaco Grand Prix2018 Mexican Grand Prix
Sergio Pérez Mexico32852011–20242022 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix2023 Miami Grand Prix
69Stuart Lewis-Evans United Kingdom2141957–19581957 Italian Grand Prix1958 Dutch Grand Prix
Jo Siffert Switzerland21001962–19711968 Mexican Grand Prix1971 Austrian Grand Prix
John Watson United Kingdom21541973–1983,19851977 Monaco Grand Prix1978 French Grand Prix
Gilles Villeneuve Canada2681977–19821979 United States Grand Prix West1981 San Marino Grand Prix
Michele Alboreto Italy22151981–19941984 Belgian Grand Prix1985 Brazilian Grand Prix
Jean Alesi France22021989–20011994 Italian Grand Prix1997 Italian Grand Prix
Heinz-Harald Frentzen Germany21601994–20031997 Monaco Grand Prix1999 European Grand Prix
76Walt Faulkner United States161950–1951,1953–19551950 Indianapolis 5001950 Indianapolis 500
Duke Nalon United States151951–19531951 Indianapolis 5001951 Indianapolis 500
Fred Agabashian United States191950–19571952 Indianapolis 5001952 Indianapolis 500
Bill Vukovich United States161951–19551953 Indianapolis 5001953 Indianapolis 500
Jack McGrath United States161950–19551954 Indianapolis 5001954 Indianapolis 500
Jerry Hoyt United States151950,1953–19551955 Indianapolis 5001955 Indianapolis 500
Eugenio Castellotti Italy1141955–19571955 Belgian Grand Prix1955 Belgian Grand Prix
Pat Flaherty United States161950,1953–1956,19591956 Indianapolis 5001956 Indianapolis 500
Pat O'Connor United States161954–19581957 Indianapolis 5001957 Indianapolis 500
Dick Rathmann United States161950,1956–19601958 Indianapolis 5001958 Indianapolis 500
Johnny Thomson United States181953–19601959 Indianapolis 5001959 Indianapolis 500
Jo Bonnier Sweden11081956–19711959 Dutch Grand Prix1959 Dutch Grand Prix
Eddie Sachs United States171957–19601960 Indianapolis 5001960 Indianapolis 500
Wolfgang von Trips Germany1291956–19611961 Italian Grand Prix1961 Italian Grand Prix
Lorenzo Bandini Italy1421961–19671966 French Grand Prix1966 French Grand Prix
Mike Parkes United Kingdom171959,1966–19671966 Italian Grand Prix1966 Italian Grand Prix
Peter Revson United States1321964,1971–19741972 Canadian Grand Prix1972 Canadian Grand Prix
Denny Hulme‡ New Zealand11121965–19741973 South African Grand Prix1973 South African Grand Prix
Patrick Depailler France1951972,1974–19801974 Swedish Grand Prix1974 Swedish Grand Prix
José Carlos Pace Brazil1731972–19771975 South African Grand Prix1975 South African Grand Prix
Vittorio Brambilla Italy1791974–19801975 Swedish Grand Prix1975 Swedish Grand Prix
Tom Pryce United Kingdom1421974–19771975 British Grand Prix1975 British Grand Prix
Bruno Giacomelli Italy1821977–1983,19901980 United States Grand Prix1980 United States Grand Prix
Andrea de Cesaris Italy12141980–19941982 United States Grand Prix West1982 United States Grand Prix West
Thierry Boutsen Belgium11641983–19931990 Hungarian Grand Prix1990 Hungarian Grand Prix
Nick Heidfeld Germany11852000–20112005 European Grand Prix2005 European Grand Prix
Robert Kubica Poland1992006–2010,2019,20212008 Bahrain Grand Prix2008 Bahrain Grand Prix
Heikki Kovalainen Finland11122007–20132008 British Grand Prix2008 British Grand Prix
Nico Hülkenberg* Germany12522010,2012–2020,2022–2010 Brazilian Grand Prix2010 Brazilian Grand Prix
Pastor Maldonado Venezuela1962011–20152012 Spanish Grand Prix2012 Spanish Grand Prix
Lance Stroll* Canada11912017–2020 Turkish Grand Prix2020 Turkish Grand Prix
Kevin Magnussen Denmark11872014–2020,2022–20242022 São Paulo Grand Prix2022 São Paulo Grand Prix
Chart showing the progression of the record for most Formula One pole positions
Progression of the record for most Formula One pole positions
Photo of Lewis Hamilton driving a silver Mercedes on a racetrack
Seven-time world championLewis Hamilton holds therecord for most pole positions, and for themost wins from pole.
Photo of Michael Schumacher driving a red Ferrari on a race track
Seven-time world championMichael Schumacher achieved 68 pole positions, 10 withBenetton and 58 withFerrari.
Photo of Ayrton Senna driving a red and white McLaren on a race track
Ayrton Senna was known for consistently high qualifying performance.
Photo of Sebastian Vettel driving a blue Red Bull car on a race track
Sebastian Vettel achieved 44 of his pole position tally withRed Bull Racing, for whom he also won four consecutive titles.
Black and white photo of Jim Clark driving a car on a race track
Jim Clark held the record for most F1 pole positions for 22 years (1967–1989).
Photo of Juan Manuel Fangio driving a silver Mercedes on a race track
Juan Manuel Fangio is a five-time world champion, and holds therecord for the highest percentage of pole positions (qualified on pole in 56% of races entered).
Photo of Lewis Hamilton wearing a red cap and silver overalls holding his arms aloft with a yellow helmet in his left hand
Lewis Hamilton raises Ayrton Senna's helmet, offered by the latter's family on matching the Brazilian driver's record tally of pole positions at the2017 Canadian Grand Prix.
Oscar Piastri is the 107th and latest first-time polesitter, having secured pole position at the2025 Chinese Grand Prix.

By nationality

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All figures are correct as of the2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Formula One polesitters by country[25]
CountryPolesDriver(s)
 United Kingdom31319
 Germany1668
 Brazil1266
 France799
 Finland705
 Italy4813
 Netherlands471
 Austria463
 Australia405
 United States3915
 Argentina383
 Spain282
 Monaco271
 Canada163
 Sweden152
 Belgium142
 Colombia131
 Switzerland72
 New Zealand62
 South Africa31
 Mexico31
 Poland11
 Venezuela11
 Denmark11

Most pole positions per season

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All figures are correct as of the2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Key
Driver has competed in the2025 season
BoldWon the World Championship in the same year
Highest number of pole positions per season
YearDriver(s)Constructor(s)PolesRacesRef.
1950ArgentinaJuan Manuel FangioAlfa Romeo47[26]
1951ArgentinaJuan Manuel FangioAlfa Romeo48[27]
1952ItalyAlberto AscariFerrari58[28]
1953ItalyAlberto AscariFerrari69[29]
1954ArgentinaJuan Manuel FangioMaserati,Mercedes59[30]
1955ArgentinaJuan Manuel FangioMercedes37[31]
1956ArgentinaJuan Manuel FangioFerrari68[29]
1957ArgentinaJuan Manuel FangioMaserati48[32]
1958United KingdomMike HawthornFerrari411[33]
1959United KingdomStirling MossCooper-Climax49[34]
1960United KingdomStirling MossCooper-Climax410[35]
1961United StatesPhil HillFerrari58[36]
1962United KingdomJim ClarkLotus-Climax69[29]
1963United KingdomJim ClarkLotus-Climax710[29]
1964United KingdomJim ClarkLotus-Climax510[37]
1965United KingdomJim ClarkLotus-Climax610[29]
1966AustraliaJack BrabhamBrabham-Repco39[38]
1967United KingdomJim ClarkLotus-Ford611[29]
1968New ZealandChris AmonFerrari312[39]
1969AustriaJochen RindtLotus-Ford511[40]
1970United KingdomJackie StewartTyrrell-Ford413[41]
BelgiumJacky IckxFerrari
1971United KingdomJackie StewartTyrrell-Ford611[29]
1972BelgiumJacky IckxFerrari412[42]
1973SwedenRonnie PetersonLotus-Ford915[29]
1974AustriaNiki LaudaFerrari915[29]
1975AustriaNiki LaudaFerrari914[29]
1976United KingdomJames HuntMcLaren-Ford816[29]
1977United StatesMario AndrettiLotus-Ford717[29]
1978United StatesMario AndrettiLotus-Ford816[29]
1979FranceJacques LaffiteLigier-Ford415[43]
FranceJean-Pierre JabouilleRenault
1980AustraliaAlan JonesWilliams-Ford314[44]
FranceRené ArnouxRenault
1981FranceRené ArnouxRenault415[45]
BrazilNelson PiquetBrabham-Ford
1982FranceRené ArnouxRenault516[46]
FranceAlain Prost
1983FranceRené ArnouxFerrari415[47]
FrancePatrick TambayFerrari
1984BrazilNelson PiquetBrabham-BMW916[29]
1985BrazilAyrton SennaLotus-Renault716[29]
1986BrazilAyrton SennaLotus-Renault816[29]
1987United KingdomNigel MansellWilliams-Honda816[29]
1988BrazilAyrton SennaMcLaren-Honda1316[29]
1989BrazilAyrton SennaMcLaren-Honda1316[29]
1990BrazilAyrton SennaMcLaren-Honda1016[29]
1991BrazilAyrton SennaMcLaren-Honda816[29]
1992United KingdomNigel MansellWilliams-Renault1416[29]
1993FranceAlain ProstWilliams-Renault1316[29]
1994GermanyMichael SchumacherBenetton-Ford616[29]
1995United KingdomDamon HillWilliams-Renault717[29]
1996United KingdomDamon HillWilliams-Renault916[29]
1997CanadaJacques VilleneuveWilliams-Renault1017[29]
1998FinlandMika HäkkinenMcLaren-Mercedes916[29]
1999FinlandMika HäkkinenMcLaren-Mercedes1116[29]
2000GermanyMichael SchumacherFerrari917[29]
2001GermanyMichael SchumacherFerrari1117[29]
2002ColombiaJuan Pablo MontoyaWilliams-BMW717[29]
GermanyMichael SchumacherFerrari
2003GermanyMichael SchumacherFerrari516[48]
2004GermanyMichael SchumacherFerrari818[29]
2005SpainFernando AlonsoRenault619[29]
2006SpainFernando AlonsoRenault618[29]
2007United KingdomLewis HamiltonMcLaren-Mercedes617[29]
BrazilFelipe MassaFerrari[29]
2008United KingdomLewis HamiltonMcLaren-Mercedes718[29]
2009United KingdomJenson ButtonBrawn-Mercedes417[49]
GermanySebastian VettelRed Bull-Renault
United KingdomLewis HamiltonMcLaren-Mercedes
2010GermanySebastian VettelRed Bull-Renault1019[29]
2011GermanySebastian VettelRed Bull-Renault1519[29]
2012United KingdomLewis HamiltonMcLaren-Mercedes720[29]
2013GermanySebastian VettelRed Bull-Renault919[29]
2014GermanyNico RosbergMercedes1119[29]
2015United KingdomLewis HamiltonMercedes1119[29]
2016United KingdomLewis HamiltonMercedes1221[29]
2017United KingdomLewis HamiltonMercedes1120[29]
2018United KingdomLewis HamiltonMercedes1121[29]
2019MonacoCharles LeclercFerrari721[29]
2020United KingdomLewis HamiltonMercedes1017[29]
2021NetherlandsMax VerstappenRed Bull Racing-Honda1022[29]
2022MonacoCharles LeclercFerrari922[29]
2023NetherlandsMax VerstappenRed Bull Racing-Honda RBPT1222[29]
2024NetherlandsMax VerstappenRed Bull Racing-Honda RBPT824[29]
United KingdomLando NorrisMcLaren-Mercedes
2025*NetherlandsMax VerstappenRed Bull Racing-Honda RBPT722[29]
United KingdomLando NorrisMcLaren-Mercedes

* Season still in progress.

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Kimi Antonelli is the youngest polesitter in any format; he was 18 years, 8 months, and 7 days old when he qualified in first place for the2025 Miami Grand Prix's sprint race.[18]

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