Other stats

Part two of the driver number stats! Part one here. This will finish off the rest of the drivers, from McLaren to Williams.

Now that every driver will have a number for their career, I may as well provide some stats on all being used in 2014, plus the reserve driver numbers I can find.

Pre-season testing is over for another year, which means that the races will soon start. After twelve days of testing the teams completed 7100 laps combined, compared to the 10902 laps completed last season. 25 drivers, 12 teams and over 35,000km of testing.

Last season I made some predictions on 2013 (here) and mostly failed miserably! The only one I really managed to get was McLaren having no pole positions and Red Bull winning the Constructors’ Championship, quite poor. Hopefully this season I will get a few more predictions right.

First of all I am very sorry for the lack of posts on the site recently, as some of you will know my computer and hard drive both failed and it took about a week to recover all of my stat data. Now onto the stats!

The return of Ask the F1Statman! Twelve questions from eight people and a wide variety of questions, going from safety cars to snails at Spa.

Some of you might remember that in December I answered all stat questions thrown at me. There's not much going on in F1 recently so I'll do it again. Ask any question you like, either tweet me, email me, or comment below.

We’re halfway into the season now (pretty much), so it’s time for some graphs of everything I can think of. How teammates are doing head to head, drivers’ championship positions, constructors’ championship positions, everything.

O Canada! Today is Canada Day, so much like I have done for Finland and Australia previously here are some stats of the Canadians in F1. In total thirteen Canadians have entered a Formula One World Championship Grand Prix, with eleven of them starting at least one race. Of those eleven drivers only two have even managed to score a point, Gilles and Jacques Villeneuve. I won’t write about all thirteen Canadians as the eleven non-scoring Canadians most of you won’t have even heard of.

Part two of my top ten drivers, part one here, with the top five ranked by stats and stats alone. As previously mentioned these are not my personal opinion and instead calculated and ranked by a formula using all of their various stats. As a little bonus I’ve put the full list of all 32 Drivers’ Champions at the bottom.