When was the last time drivers on the F1 grid won a Grand Prix?

The world champions

On the current grid, the three world champions have won the most Grands Prix in their careers. After Lewis Hamilton failed to win a single race between the 2021 Saudi Arabian GP and the 2024 British GP, he finished the last race at Spa in P1, so he is the most recent winner.

After only missing out on three victories in the 2023 season, Max Verstappen has not won a race Spanish Grand Prix in June. Fernando Alonso also scored is final victory at the Barcelona track, back in 2013. Since then, the Spaniard went 232 weekends without earning 'la 33' (his 33rd win).

Multiple-time GP winners

The driver with the most victories on the current grid without winning a title is Valtteri Bottas. The Finnish driver is yet to score a point in 2024, but he has 10 victories to his name, and he last won at the 2021 Turkish GP. Daniel Ricciardo also won his final race in the 2021 season, he did it at the Italian GP in Monza. Sergio Perez started the 2023 season well, but since then, he failed to return to the top step of the podium. The Mexican last won at the 2023 Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

The rest of the drivers with more than one victories all have won a race already in the 2024 season. Carlos Sainz won in Australia, Charles Leclerc won in Monaco, and George Russell won in Austria. Russell did cross the finish line in first place at Spa, but the Briton was disqualified because his car was under the minimum weight limit.

Drivers with a single GP victory

There are currently four drivers who have one victory to their name: the two McLaren and the two Alpine drivers. Both McLaren drivers won their first race in the current season, with Lando Norris finishing first in Miami, and Oscar Piastri finished in P1 at the Hungaroring. Similarly to the Australian, Esteban Ocon also won his only race at the Hungaroring, back in 2021. Pierre Gasly was victorious in an AlphaTauri car at the 2020 Italian GP.