Max Verstappen
CAREER STATS
Max Verstappen’s Career Stats
Max Verstappen became the youngest starter in Formula 1 history when he made his debut for Toro Rosso at the 2015 Australian Grand Prix, aged 17 years and 166 days. Red Bull Racing promoted him four races into 2016, and he won the Spanish Grand Prix on his first start for the team. Max Verstappen's salary at Red Bull is $70m this season, and we put his net worth at $305m.
He is second on the all-time list for career points and grand slams and third for wins and podiums.
Open Formula 1 results database covering every championship race, qualifying session, sprint and standings table through round 17 of 2026
Official driver profile with career totals (Grands Prix entered, points, podiums, poles, best finish and grid, titles, DNFs) and 2026 season figures
Max Verstappen’s Career in Numbers
Max Verstappen’s 2026 Season
A 20th-place start in Australia and retirements in China and Monaco made for a slow opening to Verstappen's 2026. His results picked up from mid-season, with 2nd places in Austria, Hungary, the Spanish Grand Prix and Azerbaijan. He then won back to back from pole in Bahrain and Singapore, his first Singapore Grand Prix win.
Open Formula 1 results database covering every championship race, qualifying session, sprint and standings table through round 17 of 2026
Official driver profile with career totals (Grands Prix entered, points, podiums, poles, best finish and grid, titles, DNFs) and 2026 season figures
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Insider · Issue 23
01 · The Last Race
Singapore by Salary
Pos
Driver
Pts
Salary
1
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
25
$70m
2
Charles Leclerc
Ferrari
18
$34m
3
Kimi Antonelli
Mercedes
15
$3.4m
4
Lando Norris
McLaren
12
$30m
5
Oscar Piastri
McLaren
10
$13m
6
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What Each Point Now Costs Red Bull
Max Verstappen’s F1 Results Season by Season
Red Bull · 2026
4th
221 points so far
- Starts
- 17
- Wins
- 2
- Podiums
- 9
- Poles
- 2
Red Bull Racing · 2025
2nd
421 points
- Starts
- 24
- Wins
- 8
- Podiums
- 15
- Poles
- 8
Red Bull Racing · 2024
1st
437 points
- Starts
- 24
- Wins
- 9
- Podiums
- 14
- Poles
- 8
Red Bull Racing · 2023
1st
575 points
- Starts
- 22
- Wins
- 19
- Podiums
- 21
- Poles
- 12
Red Bull Racing · 2022
1st
454 points
- Starts
- 22
- Wins
- 15
- Podiums
- 17
- Poles
- 7
Red Bull Racing · 2021
1st
395.5 points
- Starts
- 22
- Wins
- 10
- Podiums
- 18
- Poles
- 10
Red Bull Racing · 2020
3rd
214 points
- Starts
- 17
- Wins
- 2
- Podiums
- 11
- Poles
- 1
Red Bull Racing · 2019
3rd
278 points
- Starts
- 21
- Wins
- 3
- Podiums
- 9
- Poles
- 2
Red Bull Racing · 2018
4th
249 points
- Starts
- 21
- Wins
- 2
- Podiums
- 11
- Poles
- 0
Red Bull Racing · 2017
6th
168 points
- Starts
- 20
- Wins
- 2
- Podiums
- 4
- Poles
- 0
Red Bull Racing / Toro Rosso · 2016
5th
204 points
- Starts
- 21
- Wins
- 1
- Podiums
- 7
- Poles
- 0
Toro Rosso · 2015
12th
49 points
- Starts
- 19
- Wins
- 0
- Podiums
- 0
- Poles
- 0
The 2026 card updates after every race. Earlier seasons are final.
2014
No standings
- Series
- Florida Winter Series
- Team
2014
3rd
- Series
- FIA Formula 3 European Championship
- Team
- Van Amersfoort Racing
2014
1st (champion)
- Series
- Zandvoort Masters
- Team
- Motopark
2014
7th
- Series
- Macau Grand Prix
- Team
- Van Amersfoort Racing
Toro Rosso · 2015-2016
Carlos Sainz
- Races Together
- 23
- Race Head to Head
- 12-9
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 12-11
- Points
- 62-22
Red Bull Racing · 2016-2018
Daniel Ricciardo
- Races Together
- 58
- Race Head to Head
- 32-24
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 34-24
- Points
- 608-590
Red Bull Racing · 2019-2020
Alex Albon
- Races Together
- 26
- Race Head to Head
- 17-9
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 25-1
- Points
- 311-181
Red Bull Racing · 2019
Pierre Gasly
- Races Together
- 12
- Race Head to Head
- 11-1
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 11-1
- Points
- 181-63
Red Bull Racing · 2021-2024
Sergio Pérez
- Races Together
- 90
- Race Head to Head
- 79-11
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 81-9
- Points
- 1861.5-932
Red Bull Racing · 2025-2026
Liam Lawson
- Races Together
- 5
- Race Head to Head
- 4-1
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 5-0
- Points
- 72-14
Red Bull Racing · 2025
Yuki Tsunoda
- Races Together
- 22
- Race Head to Head
- 21-1
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 22-0
- Points
- 385-30
Red Bull Racing · 2026
Isack Hadjar
- Races Together
- 14
- Race Head to Head
- 11-3
- Qualifying Head to Head
- 10-4
- Points
- 185-97
Head to heads and points count only races both drivers started, with Max Verstappen first.
Max Verstappen’s World Titles and Records
Verstappen won four straight titles with Red Bull Racing. The first came in 2021, when he beat Lewis Hamilton by eight points at the Abu Dhabi finale. He beat Charles Leclerc by 146 points in 2022 and Sergio Pérez by a record 290 in 2023, a season of 19 wins. Lando Norris finished 63 points behind in 2024, and Norris then edged Verstappen to the 2025 title by two.
395.5 points and 10 wins. Beat Lewis Hamilton by 8 points
454 points and 15 wins. Beat Charles Leclerc by 146 points
575 points and 19 wins. Beat Sergio Pérez by 290 points
437 points and 9 wins. Beat Lando Norris by 63 points
Records Max Verstappen Holds
2016 Spanish GP
2015 Australian GP
2023 season
2023 Miami GP to Italian GP
2023 season
2025 Italian GP
Open Formula 1 results database covering every championship race, qualifying session, sprint and standings table through round 17 of 2026
Records table covering his age, win, pole, podium, points, laps led and other F1 records, current to the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix
All-time record tables for youngest starter, points scorer, podium, winner, fastest lap and race leader, plus season and streak records
Confirms he became the youngest winner, podium finisher and race leader at 18 years and 228 days, and already held the youngest starter and points scorer records
Official list of his 2023 records, including 19 wins, 10 in a row, 12 wins from pole, 21 podiums, 575 points, 1,003 laps led, six hat-tricks
Second source for his 2023 season records and for his 15 wins in 2022 being the previous record
Best Championship Finish
1st
In 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024
- World Titles
- 4
- Top Three Finishes
- 7
- Seasons in F1
- 12
How Max Verstappen Compares With His Teammates
Across 11 completed seasons Verstappen has finished behind his main teammate twice, both times against Daniel Ricciardo in 2016 and 2017, though he still led Ricciardo 32-24 in races. Sergio Pérez lost their four-year race head to head 79-11, and Yuki Tsunoda beat him in just one race in 2025. Carlos Sainz ran him closest, at 12-9 in races at Toro Rosso.
Open Formula 1 results database covering every championship race, qualifying session, sprint and standings table through round 17 of 2026
Drivers Closest to Max Verstappen on Career Wins
Max Verstappen’s Route to F1
Verstappen raced cars for a single season before Formula 1. His karting peak came in 2013, when he won the CIK-FIA KZ world title at 15, the youngest gearbox-class world champion, along with the KZ and KF European titles. In 2014 he took his first car racing wins in the Florida Winter Series, won the Zandvoort Masters and finished 3rd in European F3 with 10 wins. Red Bull signed him that August.
Race-by-race results for the non-championship 2014 Florida Winter Series, including his two wins
Confirms he won the Florida Winter Series finale by 0.004s and took two wins, a second and two thirds from the 12 races
Final standings and race-by-race poles, fastest laps and winners for his 2014 European F3 season
Gives his 2014 European F3 totals of third place, 411 points, 10 wins, 7 poles and 7 fastest laps with Van Amersfoort Racing
Team report confirming his 10th win of the 2014 F3 season and that Tom Blomqvist beat him to second by nine points
Results of the one-race 2014 Zandvoort Masters, which he won from pole for Motopark
EXPLORE THE GRID
Max Verstappen Career Stats FAQs
Max Verstappen’s Grand Prix win count stands at 73, every one of them with Red Bull Racing. The first came at the 2016 Spanish Grand Prix on his team debut, when he became F1’s youngest winner at 18 years and 228 days.
His 19 wins in 2023 are a single-season record.
Max Verstappen has won 4 world championships with Red Bull Racing, and the first four came in a row from 2021 to 2024. His 2023 title came by a record 290 points over Sergio Pérez.
He lost the 2025 title to Lando Norris by two points and is 4th in the 2026 standings on 221 points.
Max Verstappen has raced for Toro Rosso and Red Bull Racing. He made his debut with Toro Rosso in 2015 and moved up to Red Bull Racing four races into 2016, then won on his first start for the team in Spain.
Every one of his Grand Prix wins has come with Red Bull Racing.
Max Verstappen has raced in Formula 1 since the 2015 Australian Grand Prix, when he became the youngest starter in the sport’s history at 17 years and 166 days. He had already driven in practice for Toro Rosso at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix, three days after turning 17.
He has made 250 starts since.
Of the Grands Prix on the 2026 calendar, the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix is the only one Max Verstappen has never won. The race took that name in 2026, although he won the Spanish Grand Prix four times when it was held in Barcelona.
He crossed Singapore off the list by winning there in October 2026.