The Pre-GP Statistical Analysis: Belgium
Which two drivers celebrate their 100th Grand Prix start at Spa this weekend? What team had their first back-to-back double race finish at Monza? How many hat-tricks were recorded in 2007? And who is about to equal Niki Lauda in the record books? Michele Merlino crunches the numbers
The Fabulous Four
The leading drivers of the Championship - Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonso, Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa - have won at least three races each this season, with Alonso winning the fourth in Monza.
To find the only season where at least four drivers were able to win at least three races, we must go back to 1977, when Mario Andretti won four and Niki Lauda, Jody Scheckter and James Hunt won three races each.
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