Stat Attack: Brazil
Michele Merlino investigates the records and compiles the stats ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix
Kimi Raikkonen turns 30
The 2007 world champion will celebrate his 30th birthday on the Saturday of the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend. Here is a table which shows where he stands among the greats at their 30th birthday:
Driver Wins Poles Fastest laps Podiums Michael Schumacher 33 20 34 65 Fernando Alonso (*) 21 18 13 53 Ayrton Senna 21 42 13 44 Jim Clark 19 24 22 24 Kimi Räikkönen 18 16 35 62 Niki Lauda 17 24 16 39 Alain Prost 16 13 11 26 Emerson Fittipaldi 14 6 6 33 Stirling Moss 12 10 16 19 Lewis Hamilton (**) 11 16 3 26 (*) currently at 28 years, two months and 19 days (**) currently at 24 years, nine months and 11 days
Brazil personal scoreboard
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