Records

Data coverage: Points

The scale shifts within a single series too. Average points for a win: 1990s 190.5 · 2000s 198.3 · 2010s 156.2 · 2020s 117.2. Anyone who raced in a points-rich era therefore stands higher up.

Data coverage: Pole positions

Measured on this request: 5 of 1,376 recorded races (0%) have a pole position on file. Everything else is missing from this ranking — not because nobody drove it, but because the information is missing from the source.

By decade: 1990s 0 of 42 (0%) · 2000s 1 of 559 (0%) · 2010s 2 of 614 (0%) · 2020s 2 of 161 (1%).

Data coverage: Fastest race laps

Measured on this request: not a single one of the 1,376 recorded races has a fastest race lap on file — which is why this ranking stays empty. Not because there was none: the information is missing from the source.

By decade: 1990s 0 of 42 (0%) · 2000s 0 of 559 (0%) · 2010s 0 of 614 (0%) · 2020s 0 of 161 (0%).

What is counted here: winning streaks

Counted is the longest streak of consecutive races in THE SAME series AND THE SAME class that the same driver won outright. A streak is broken only by a race he ENTERED and did NOT win: a race he did not start at all is skipped — in RC racing hardly anyone attends every event, many only the rounds in their region. Every class keeps its own streak: a win in another class does not extend it — and a race in which that class was not run does not break it either. The order is that of the race calendar (season, round) — not that of the dates, which differ for rescheduled rounds. The turn of the year breaks nothing: a streak may carry past the end of a season, and an absence may bridge it for any length of time — there is no upper limit on the gap.

Championship rounds — recognisable by the name suffix „(DM)", „(EM)" or „(WM)" — do NOT break a streak: they sit in the middle of their series' calendar and mostly at the end of a season, and whoever loses one would otherwise lose every turn of the year. If a driver wins such a round, it counts entirely normally.

Measured on this request: this selection covers 7,103 class standings (one class in one race) from 1,376 races and 31 classes. The class name comes from the source unchanged — if a series renames its class, for instance because a sponsor is in the name, that counts as a different class and the streak starts again there.

Measured on this request: in 1 of the 7,103 class standings in this selection more than one driver holds first place — a car with several drivers or a shared win. The win then counts for EVERY one of those drivers: each continues their own streak with it.

Measured on this request: 15 of 7,103 class standings in this selection do have result rows but no driver in first place (among them the series whose source gives only points and no positions). They break the streak of every driver who started there: an unknown winner is not counted as a win here. Anyone who was not entered keeps their streak.

Every one of the 1,376 races in this selection has result rows; no whole race is skipped here.