Most consecutive F1 wins by a driver
The table below lists every occurrence of a driver winning three or more consecutive F1 races.
You can click on the ‘Races’ column header to sort the column into chronological order.
Last updated:
| # | Driver | Wins | Races |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | (DEU) Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) | 9 | 2013 (Belgium, Italy, Singapore, South Korea, Japan, India, Abu Dhabi, USA, Brazil) |
| 2 | (ITA) Alberto Ascari (Ferrari) | 7 | |
| 3 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher (Ferrari) | 7 | 2004 (Europe, Canada, USA, France, Britain, Germany, Hungary) |
| 4 | (DEU) Nico Rosberg (Mercedes) | 7 | |
| 5 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher (Ferrari) | 6 | |
| 6 | (AUS) Jack Brabham (Cooper) | 5 | 1960 (Netherlands, Belgium, France, Britain, Portugal) |
| 7 | (GBR) Jim Clark (Lotus) | 5 | 1965 (Belgium, France, Britain, Netherlands, Germany) |
| 8 | (GBR) Nigel Mansell (Williams) | 5 | 1992 (South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, San Marino) |
| 9 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher (Ferrari) | 5 | 2004 (Australia, Malaysia, Bahrain, San Marino, Spain) |
| 10 | (GBR) Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) | 5 | 2014 (Italy, Singapore, Japan, Russia, USA) |
| 11 | (GBR) Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) | 5 | 2020 (Eifel, Portugal, Emilia Romagna, Turkey, Bahrain) |
| 12 | (NLD) Max Verstappen (Red Bull) | 5 | 2022 (France, Hungary, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy) |
| 13 | (GBR) Jim Clark (Lotus) | 4 | 1963 (Belgium, Netherlands, France, Britain) |
| 14 | (AUS) Jack Brabham (Brabham) | 4 | 1966 (France, Britain, Netherlands, Germany) |
| 15 | (AUT) Jochen Rindt (Lotus) | 4 | 1970 (Netherlands, France, Britain, Germany) |
| 16 | (BRA) Ayrton Senna (McLaren) | 4 | 1988 (Britain, Germany, Hungary, Belgium) |
| 17 | (BRA) Ayrton Senna (McLaren) | 4 | 1991 (USA, Brazil, San Marino, Monaco) |
| 18 | (FRA) Alain Prost (Williams) | 4 | 1993 (Canada, France, Britain, Germany) |
| 19 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher (Benetton) | 4 | 1994 (Brazil, Pacific, San Marino, Monaco) |
| 20 | (GBR) Damon Hill (Williams) | 4 | |
| 21 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher (Ferrari) | 4 | 2002 (Brazil, San Marino, Spain, Austria) |
| 22 | (ESP) Fernando Alonso (Renault) | 4 | 2006 (Spain, Monaco, Britain, Canada) |
| 23 | (GBR) Jenson Button (Brawn GP) | 4 | 2009 (Bahrain, Spain, Monaco, Turkey) |
| 24 | (DEU) Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) | 4 | |
| 25 | (DEU) Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) | 4 | 2012 (Singapore, Japan, South Korea, India) |
| 26 | (GBR) Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) | 4 | 2014 (Malaysia, Bahrain, China, Spain) |
| 27 | (GBR) Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) | 4 | 2016 (Austria, Britain, Hungary, Germany) |
| 28 | (GBR) Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) | 4 | 2016 (USA, Mexico, Brazil, Abu Dhabi) |
| 29 | (GBR) Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) | 4 | 2018 (Italy, Singapore, Russia, Japan) |
| 30 | (GBR) Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) | 4 | 2019 (Spain, Monaco, Canada, France) |
| 31 | (ARG) Juan Manuel Fangio (Mercedes) | 3 | 1954 (Germany, Switzerland, Italy) |
| 32 | (GBR) Stirling Moss (Vanwall & Cooper) | 3 | |
| 33 | (GBR) Jim Clark (Lotus) | 3 | |
| 34 | (GBR) Jackie Stewart (Matra) | 3 | 1969 (Netherlands, France, Britain) |
| 35 | (GBR) Jackie Stewart (Tyrrell) | 3 | 1971 (France, Britain, Germany) |
| 36 | (AUT) Niki Lauda (Ferrari) | 3 | 1975 (Monaco, Belgium, Sweden) |
| 37 | (AUT) Niki Lauda (Ferrari) | 3 | |
| 38 | (AUS) Alan Jones (Williams) | 3 | 1979 (Germany, Austria, Netherlands) |
| 39 | (AUS) Alan Jones (Williams) | 3 | |
| 40 | (FRA) Alain Prost (McLaren) | 3 | |
| 41 | (BRA) Ayrton Senna (McLaren) | 3 | 1989 (San Marino, Monaco, Mexico) |
| 42 | (FRA) Alain Prost (Ferrari) | 3 | 1990 (Mexico, France, Britain) |
| 43 | (GBR) Nigel Mansell (Williams) | 3 | 1991 (France, Britain, Germany) |
| 44 | (GBR) Nigel Mansell (Williams) | 3 | 1992 (France, Britain, Germany) |
| 45 | (GBR) Damon Hill (Williams) | 3 | 1993 (Hungary, Belgium, Italy) |
| 46 | (GBR) Damon Hill (Williams) | 3 | 1994 (Belgium, Italy, Portugal) |
| 47 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher (Benetton) | 3 | 1995 (Europe, Pacific, Japan) |
| 48 | (FIN) Mika Hakkinen (McLaren) | 3 | |
| 49 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher (Ferrari) | 3 | 1998 (Canada, France, Britain) |
| 50 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher (Ferrari) | 3 | 2000 (Australia, Brazil, San Marino) |
| 51 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher (Ferrari) | 3 | 2002 (Britain, France, Germany) |
| 52 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher (Ferrari) | 3 | 2003 (San Marino, Spain, Austria) |
| 53 | (ESP) Fernando Alonso (Renault) | 3 | 2005 (Malaysia, Bahrain, San Marino) |
| 54 | (DEU) Michael Schumacher (Ferrari) | 3 | 2006 (USA, France, Germany) |
| 55 | (DEU) Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) | 3 | 2011 (Turkey, Spain, Monaco) |
| 56 | (DEU) Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull) | 3 | 2011 (Belgium, Italy, Singapore) |
| 57 | (GBR) Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) | 3 | 2015 (Japan, Russia, USA) |
| 58 | (DEU) Nico Rosberg (Mercedes) | 3 | 2016 (Belgium, Italy, Singapore) |
| 59 | (GBR) Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) | 3 | 2017 (Belgium, Italy, Singapore) |
| 60 | (GBR) Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) | 3 | 2020 (Styria, Hungary, Britain) |
| 61 | (NLD) Max Verstappen (Red Bull) | 3 | 2021 (France, Styria, Austria) |
| 62 | (GBR) Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes) | 3 | 2021 (Sao Paulo, Qatar, Saudi Arabia) |
| 63 | (NLD) Max Verstappen (Red Bull) | 3 | 2022 (Emilia Romagna, Miami, Spain) |
| 64 | (NLD) Max Verstappen (Red Bull) | 3 | 2022 (Japan, USA, Mexico City) |