Since its inaugural season all the way back in 1950, 115 different drivers have taken the chequered flag to win a Formula 1 Grand Prix. Of those drivers, some have proven more successful than others during their careers by not only picking up more race wins but also amassing more world championships along the way.

After a chaotic Grand Prix in Melbourne, Max Verstappen has lost his streak of consecutive days leading the drivers' standings. That now belongs to Lando Norris, who won the race.

Three of the World Champions currently racing in Formula 1 rank amongst the top five highest-ever F1 points scorers, while the other two are recent retirees from the sport. F1 poi

F1 is all about record breakers, and five of the 10 youngest drivers will be on the grid in 2025. Who are those drivers and how have they performed after their initial entrance into Formula 1? MORE: Six biggest Formula 1 changes to know for 2025 season Russian driver Kvyat joined the Red Bull Junior Team in 2010 – four years before his F1 debut – having shown early promise in karting,