Most pole positions by a driver with one team

Who holds the record for most pole positions by a driver with one team in Formula 1?

Lewis Hamilton holds the record with 81 poles (Mercedes, 2013–2023).

Pole positions by one driver for one constructor (counted as for the career pole record). Ties share a rank. 186 drivers qualify; the top 26 are shown.

Rank	Driver	Poles	Team
1	Lewis Hamilton	81	Mercedes, 2013–2023
2	Michael Schumacher	58	Ferrari, 1996–2006
3	Max Verstappenactive	53	Red Bull, 2019–2026
4	Ayrton Senna	46	McLaren, 1988–1993
5	Sebastian Vettel	44	Red Bull, 2009–2013
6	Nico Rosberg	30	Mercedes, 2012–2016
7	Nigel Mansell	28	Williams, 1985–1994
8	Jim Clark	27	Lotus-Climax, 1962–1966
9	Mika Häkkinen	26	McLaren, 1997–2000
9	Lewis Hamilton	26	McLaren, 2007–2012
11	Charles Leclercactive	24	Ferrari, 2019–2025
12	Niki Lauda	23	Ferrari, 1974–1977
13	Damon Hill	20	Williams, 1993–1996
14	Valtteri Bottas	19	Mercedes, 2017–2021
14	Lando Norrisactive	19	McLaren, 2021–2026
16	Nelson Piquet	18	Brabham, 1980–1985
17	Mario Andretti	16	Team Lotus, 1976–1978
17	Ayrton Senna	16	Team Lotus, 1985–1987
17	Fernando Alonso	16	Renault, 2003–2009
20	Felipe Massa	15	Ferrari, 2006–2008
21	Alberto Ascari	14	Ferrari, 1951–1953
21	James Hunt	14	McLaren, 1976–1977
21	René Arnoux	14	Renault, 1979–1982
24	Ronnie Peterson	13	Team Lotus, 1973–1978
24	Alain Prost	13	Williams, 1993–1993
24	Jacques Villeneuve	13	Williams, 1996–1997

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