GridpediaMost consecutive classified finishes
Who holds the record for most consecutive classified finishes in Formula 1?
Max Verstappen holds the record with 62 finishes in a row (2024 Japanese Grand Prix to 2026 Singapore Grand Prix).
Consecutive races with a classified finish (no retirement or disqualification). A race the driver did not start ends the run. The Indianapolis 500 (1950–1960) is left out of all runs, as is standard practice. Ties share a rank. 570 drivers qualify; the top 25 are shown.
Next race:
- A finish for George Russell would extend the run to 52 finishes in a row, equalling Oscar Piastri (3rd longest ever).
- A finish for Lewis Hamilton would extend the run to 47 finishes in a row, equalling Liam Lawson (6th longest ever).
- A finish for Liam Lawson would extend the run to 48 finishes in a row, equalling Lewis Hamilton (6th longest ever).
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