Daniil Kvyat vs Daniel Ricciardo

Daniil Kvyat and Daniel Ricciardo were Formula 1 team-mates for 21 races (2015 to 2016). Kvyat finished ahead 11 times to 10 when both were classified, Ricciardo started ahead 14 times to 7, and the points were 116 to 108 in Kvyat's favour.

Team-mates 2015 to 2016. Compare with someone else

Explained: the closest and most one-sided team-mate pairings · how "finished ahead" is counted: both classified, the higher place wins.

Race by race as team-mates

Daniil Kvyat Daniel Ricciardo neither classified. Top row: race, 11–12. Bottom row: qualifying or grid, 7–16. Hover or tap a tile for the race.

2015

2016

Career totals

Daniil Kvyat		Daniel Ricciardo
6	Seasons	14
110	Starts	257
0	Wins	8
0	Win rate %	3.1
0	Poles	3
3	Podiums	32
2.7	Podium rate %	12.5
1	Fastest laps	17
202	Points	1,329
1.84	Points per start	5.17
20	Retirements	37
0	World titles	0
7	Best championship	3

As team-mates: 21 races

Daniil Kvyat		Daniel Ricciardo
11	Finished ahead	10
7	Started ahead (grid)	14
0	Wins	0
2	Podiums	2
116	Points	108

Season by season as team-mates

Season	Races	Race head-to-head	Grid head-to-head	Points
2015	18	10–8	7–11	95–84
2016	3	1–2	0–3	21–24

Head-to-head counts races both drivers started for the same team. A driver who finished ahead of a retired team-mate counts as ahead. Grid head-to-head uses the starting grid, so penalties are included.

All shared races: 110

Across every race both drivers started, for any team: Daniil Kvyat finished ahead 29 times, Daniel Ricciardo 80 times. Grid: 21–87. Wins in those races: 0–5. Points: 202–901.

After the same number of starts

Starts	Daniil Kvyat wins	Daniel Ricciardo wins	Daniil Kvyat podiums	Daniel Ricciardo podiums	Daniil Kvyat points	Daniel Ricciardo points
10	0	0	0	0	6	0
25	0	0	0	0	27	6
50	0	0	2	0	126	30
75	0	3	2	8	134	303
100	0	3	3	13	172	493
150	–	7	–	29	–	986
200	–	7	–	31	–	1,215
250	–	8	–	32	–	1,319

Points are under the system of each era, so they compare drivers of the same era best.

Career curves: after the same number of starts

Cumulative wins and podiums after the same number of race starts. Hover or tap for a point in each career.