F1 2026: Record Broken with No Repeated Podiums

The 2026 Formula 1 season has produced a remarkable statistic heading into the summer break, with no podium combination being repeated across the opening 11 races. This means a unique trio of drivers has finished in the top three at every Grand Prix thus far.

The trend began in Australia and continued through races like China, Japan, and Miami, showcasing a different set of winners and podium contenders each time. Even as drivers like Antonelli and Russell secured victories in Canada and Monaco, the accompanying podium spots featured new combinations of competitors.

The unpredictability persisted through events in Spain, Austria, Silverstone, and Belgium, with various drivers like Hamilton, Leclerc, and Verstappen making their way to the top three. Most recently, Norris's victory in Hungary, with Verstappen and Antonelli completing the podium, extended this unique run to 11 different combinations from 11 races.