When each F1 winner topped the podium for the first time

Lewis Hamilton has passed 100 victories, and Kimi Antonelli may only have begun his successes, but when did each driver come out on top in a grand prix for the first time?

Across the years, the list of new F1 race winners has continued to grow, with over 100 names now featured on the list. 

Whilst one-time winners or drivers who were made to wait for a long period before spraying the winners' champagne may be easy to remember, the longevity of some careers, and continued periods of success, can make it difficult to remember when the first victory came.

In the early years, Ferrari was certainly the team of choice for any driver looking to top the podium for the first time. The Scuderia may be without a title for a significant period, but Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, the last two drivers to arrive at the team without a win, both broke their ducks in red.

Recent years have seen Mercedes-powered teams bring the most new winners, with George Russell, Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, and Antonelli adding their names to the list.

Here is every F1 race winner, and where they achieved their first success.