Most consecutive pole positions at one Grand Prix
- Value
- 7, San Marino Grand Prix 1985-1991
- Held by
- Ayrton Senna
How it is derived
pole = 1 entries, as drivers.poles counts them, in consecutive editions of one Grand Prix (races.gp_id), the event wherever it was held. The editions are its completed races in date order, so a year it was not held does not break a run; a run ends at the first edition the driver does not take, entered or not. Ayrton Senna, San Marino Grand Prix: 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991. Next: Sir Lewis Hamilton 6 (Australian Grand Prix 2014-2019).
Where this comes from
- As of
- Confidence
- reference
- Category
- drivers
- Family
- Pole positions
- Comparable figure
- 7
- Unit
- poles
- Key
most-consecutive-poles-at-one-grand-prix