Hungarian Grand Prix By Numbers

Hungaroring By Numbers

Everything you need to know about the Hungarian Grand Prix

Built

natural

bowl,

the

Hungaroring

provides

epic

race

where

the

track

often

compared

karting

track

for

its

lack

long

straights.

It’s

always

party

atmosphere

Hungary

and

there’s

often

good

racing

had.

Here

are

all

the

facts

you

need

know

about

the

Hungarian

Grand

Prix.

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1 – It was the only Formula One race to be held behind the Iron Curtain

1:16.627 – The current lap record, set by Lewis Hamilton in 2020

2 – The race has only been won by a driver starting further down the grid than P4 twice. Jenson Button in 2006 and Nigel Mansell in 1989

2 – Two drivers have been disqualified from the Hungarian Grand Prix Robert Kubica was disqualified as his car was 2kg underweight. Sebastian Vettel was disqualified having finished second in 2021 as his car was unable to supply a fuel sample

2 – The number of modifications the track has had since its first race

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3 – Rain has only fallen three times in the race’s history, in 2006, 2011 and 2014 with a damp start in 2020

4 – Four drivers made their race debut at the Hungarian Grand Prix. They were Robert Kubica, Anthony Davidson, Zsolt Baumgartner and Jaime Alguersuari

4.381 – The lap length (in km) of the Hungaroring

5 – Five drivers have claimed their first win in Formula One. Jenson Button, Damon Hill, Fernando Alonso, Heikki Kovalainen and Esteban Ocon

7 – The Hungaroring has the 7th shortest lap length on the current calendar

9 – The number of months it took to build the Hungaroring

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11 – The number of times the Team has collected a podium - winning only twice

14 – The number of turns at the Hungaroring

14 – The lowest position of a race start who went on to win – Jenson Button in 2006

44 – The percentage of the lap drivers are at full throttle

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70 – The number of laps for the Hungarian Grand Prix

100 – At the Hungarian Grand Prix in 2019, Max became the 100th F1 driver to claim a pole position

200 – The average speed in km

1986 – The year of the first Hungarian Grand Prix

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