Which driver holds the record for most consecutive Grand Prix wins in a single season?

Max Verstappen holds the record for the most consecutive Grand Prix wins in a single Formula One season, with 10 victories in 2023. His streak began at the Miami Grand Prix and ended at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza.

The run was part of Verstappen’s dominant 2023 campaign with Red Bull Racing. He won 19 of the season’s 22 races, another modern-era record, and secured his third consecutive Drivers’ Championship well before the finale. His 10-race winning streak surpassed Sebastian Vettel’s previous record of nine consecutive victories, set across the final races of 2013.

This record is sometimes confused with the longest sequence spanning multiple seasons. Verstappen also won races across the end of 2023 and start of 2024, but the quiz asks specifically about one season. Earlier eras produced impressive streaks too: Alberto Ascari won seven in succession across 1952 and 1953, depending on how the Indianapolis 500 is counted.