Has Verstappen won at every track? His wins circuit by circuit

How many wins does Verstappen have?

As of 11 October 2026, Max Verstappen has 73 Grand Prix wins. He took his 73rd in Singapore, at his 250th start. That is 29% of his starts.

Only Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher have won more races. The table below is built from our f1db database; the note under it shows which season the data runs to:

Max’s first win came at the 2016 Spanish Grand Prix, in his very first race for Red Bull, from fourth on the grid. It made him the youngest Grand Prix winner in history; that and the other age records are covered in a separate article. His best season was 2023: 19 wins from 22 races, a championship record.

Only Grand Prix races count. Max also won the Singapore Sprint on 10 October 2026, but sprints are not included in career wins.

Has Verstappen won at every track?

No. As of 11 October 2026, Max has started at 33 circuits and won at 27 of them. The six without a win are Sochi, Portimão, Istanbul Park, the Nürburgring, Mugello and the Madring in Madrid.

According to f1db, as of 11 October 2026 no driver who has started at two or more World Championship circuits has won at every one of them. The only drivers with a win at every circuit of their career are those who started only in the Indianapolis 500, a single circuit.

As of 11 October 2026, Max is second for the number of circuits won at: only Lewis Hamilton has won at more, 31 of the 39 he has raced at. By share, Max is first among drivers who have started at 15 or more circuits: 27 of 33, or 82%, against Hamilton’s 79%. Counting every driver who has started at two or more circuits, only Juan Manuel Fangio has a higher share: 11 of his 13 circuits.

Where has Verstappen won? His wins by track

As of 11 October 2026, Max’s most successful circuits are the Hermanos Rodríguez circuit in Mexico City, Yas Marina in Abu Dhabi and the Red Bull Ring in Austria, with five wins each. Max’s best win ratio at any circuit is at Imola: four wins from five starts, and in the one race there he did not win, in 2020, he retired.

The table lists every circuit where Max has started and the years of his wins. Where he has no win, it shows his best finish. Each outline is the layout Max raced on at that circuit most recently.

The Red Bull Ring lists 2021 twice on purpose. That year it hosted two races in a row, the Styrian and the Austrian Grand Prix, and Max won both. Bahrain is the same case: in 2020 it hosted the Bahrain Grand Prix and the Sakhir Grand Prix on its outer layout, and the table counts it as one circuit.

Where has Verstappen never won?

At six: Sochi, Portimão, Istanbul Park, the Nürburgring, Mugello and the Madring. He had few chances there. At Portimão, Istanbul Park, the Nürburgring and Mugello he raced once or twice each, all in 2020–2021. The Madring only arrived in 2026, and only at Sochi did he start seven times. At five of the six he has finished second at least once; the exception is Mugello, where he retired after a collision at the 2020 Tuscan Grand Prix.

Five of these circuits are not on the 2026 calendar. Sochi held its last race in 2021; why the Russian Grand Prix is no longer held is covered in a separate article. At Portimão, Istanbul Park, the Nürburgring and Mugello, Max has raced only six times in his career, all in 2020–2021.

Which 2026 circuits has Verstappen not won at?

Only the Madring. The 2026 calendar has 23 rounds, and as of 11 October 2026 Max has at least one win at 22 of the 23 circuits.

The Madring is a new circuit in Madrid: it hosted its first Spanish Grand Prix on 13 September 2026. Max finished second and Kimi Antonelli won.

The 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix was held on 4 October not at Sakhir but at Sepang in Malaysia, and Max won it. It was his second win at Sepang, after the 2017 Malaysian Grand Prix.

How Verstappen finally won in Singapore

From pole, at the tenth attempt. On 11 October 2026 Max won the Singapore Grand Prix from his first pole at Marina Bay. Charles Leclerc finished second for Ferrari and Kimi Antonelli third for Mercedes.

Before this win, Singapore was the only circuit on the 2025 calendar where Max had never won. He had finished second there three times, in 2018, 2024 and 2025:

There was no race in Singapore in 2020 or 2021. The race runs in the evening under floodlights; we cover these events in our article on night races.

Winning only at his tenth start at a circuit is the longest wait of Max’s career. He waited as long only in Bahrain: his first win there came in 2023, also at his tenth start, if you count the 2020 Sakhir Grand Prix on the outer layout of the same circuit.

How many wins has Verstappen had each season?

His most was 19 in 2023, a championship record; in 2022 he won 15. Max won his first title in 2021 with 10 wins and won it every year up to and including 2024. In 2025 the title went to Lando Norris.