Longest Interval Between a Driver's First and Last Win
Measured from each driver's first race win to their last race win.
First-to-last win interval
Year 19.01
Lewis Hamilton
Driver
2007-06-10
First win
2026-06-14
Last win
106
Race wins
The interval is measured between the race dates of each driver's first and last Formula 1 race wins.
In short
Lewis Hamilton has the longest interval between a driver’s first and last win, stretching 19.0 years from his first victory in 2007 to his last in 2026. The chart also highlights his scale of success, with 106 wins in total, making this long gap both a longevity milestone and an outlier among the longest spans.
Data behind this answer
| Driver | First win | Last win | Race wins | First-to-last win interval |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lewis Hamilton | 2007-06-10 | 2026-06-14 | 106 | 19.0120262565282 |
The interval is measured between the race dates of each driver's first and last Formula 1 race wins.
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