Two joinable datasets on Formula One: all 1,145 championship races since 1950 (round, circuit, race date, pole sitter, fastest lap, winning driver and constructor from every season's results) and all 116 race winners in history with career stats from their own articles: championships, podiums, poles, fastest laps, entries, birth and death dates, and day-precise ages at first and last win.
1,261 rows across 2 joinable files, with 27 columns in total: Year, Round, Grand_Prix, Circuit, Race_Date, Pole_Position, Fastest_Lap, Winning_Driver, Winning_Constructor, Season_URL, Driver, Country, Wins, Championships, Podiums, Pole_Positions, Fastest_Laps, Entries, Seasons_Active, First_Win, Last_Win, DOB, Died, Birthplace, Age_First_Win, Age_Last_Win, Driver_URL.
It is built by programmatically scraping en.wikipedia.org, last pulled on 2026-08-29. Datasets are versioned; older versions stay downloadable.
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Join the files on driver name (Winning_Driver = Driver). Three 1950s shared-drive wins carry both names and one driver appears under a name variant.
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