Australian Grand Prix: Round Numbers
What came true at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
The racers
Kevin Magnussen's 50,000 kilometers in racing
Lando Norris has 1,000 points.
George Russell has 700 points
and Lando Norris has 300 laps of the lead.
What can come true at the Australian Grand Prix
The racers
Lewis Hamilton has 28,000 kilometers of lead if he runs 35 km.
Oscar Piastri has 700 kilometers of lead if he runs 43 km.
Oscar Piastri has 400 points if he finishes fourth.
Lance Stroll has 300 points if he finishes sixth.
Yuki Tsunoda has 100 points if he finishes fifth.
40th race, in which Charles Leclair was in the lead
Lewis Hamilton scored 20 hat-tricks (pole, best lap and victory).
Lando Norris holds the 10th pole.
10 Lando Norris's third podium step
10 the race in which Oscar Piastri was in the lead
Chassis
300 Mercedes podium if both drivers finish in the top three
100 best lap at Red Bull Racing
Alpine has a 100 lap lead if 17 laps are completed
50 victory double for McLaren
, 50 points for RB if they earn four points
Aston Martin has the 10th lap of the lead, if they validate one lap
Aston Martin gets 10th podium if one driver finishes in the top three
Motors
250 victory for Ferrari engines
50 podium for Honda RBPT engines if two drivers finish in the top three
Countries
The Germans have an 11,000 lap lead if they complete 5 laps
The Germans have 8000 points if they earn eight points.
The French have 80 pole position
40th podium for Canadians
The Germans have the 40th lead from start to finish
40th race, in which the Monegasques were in the lead
40th race, in which the Canadians were in the lead
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