The most overtakes occurred in Abu Dhabi.
In the 2025 season, 742 overtakes were recorded; if we talk about position changes counted at the end of a lap, that's 46 fewer than in 2024. The average number of overtakes fell to 30.9 per race — the lowest figure in 12 years since the switch to hybrid turbo engines.
The most overtakes took place in Abu Dhabi, the fewest in Monaco, where even DRS couldn't help, but next year there will be no DRS either, and the statistics could be completely different.
Overtaking statistics for the 2025 season
Grand Prix
Overtakes
Abu Dhabi
60
Bahrain
59
São Paulo
57
Mexico
49
Imola
44
Canada
43
Spain
38
Hungary
36
Netherlands
33
Austria
31
China
31
United States
29
Saudi Arabia
29
Singapore
26
Great Britain
26
Azerbaijan
25
Belgium
25
Miami
21
Italy
20
Las Vegas
17
Australia
17
Japan
15
Qatar
7
Monaco
4
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