Stat Attack: Great Britain
Michele Merlino delves into the archives to run through the form guide ahead of the British Grand Prix weekend
All-time sequences of wins
In Turkey, Jenson Button won his fourth consecutive grand prix, the 11th time a driver has achieved that feat. If he adds the British GP to his streak, it would be only the eighth time in F1 history a driver has won five in a row.
Five of those ended at five wins - Jack Brabham (Netherlands to Portugal 1960), Jim Clark (Belgium to Germany 1965), Nigel Mansell (South Africa to San Marino 1992) and Michael Schumacher (Australia to Spain 2004).
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