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Lando Norris

Driver of the Day record, 2016–2026

Lando Norris has won Driver of the Day 19 times, ranking #5 of 39 drivers. The first came at the 2019 French Grand Prix and the latest at the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix. Lando Norris has polled in the fan vote's top five 85 times since 2019 and finished runner-up 11 times since 2018. The best published vote share is 45.50% at the 2023 British Grand Prix.

DOTD awards
19
#5 all-time
Runner-up
11
Since 2018
Top-5 votes
85
Avg 14.2% share
Best vote share
45.50%
2023 British Grand Prix

Season by Season

DOTD awards per season, and top-5 votes from 2019

Vote Share by Race

Every published share since 2018; filled dots are wins

Season Record

SeasonRacesAwardsRunner-upTop 5Best share
20261711618.52%
202524122023.97%
202424752241.12%
202322521245.50%
20222200211.02%
202121301134.12%
20201701713.92%
20192120526.37%

Every Driver of the Day Award

#SeasonGrand PrixVote shareRunner-upMargin
192026Dutch Grand Prix18.52%Fernando Alonso0.78 pts
182025Australian Grand Prix23.97%Kimi Antonelli7.89 pts
172024Dutch Grand Prix24.59%Charles Leclerc7.06 pts
162024Austrian Grand Prix24.58%Max Verstappen8.16 pts
152024Spanish Grand Prix28.26%Max Verstappen12.45 pts
142024Canadian Grand Prix24.68%Max Verstappen12.84 pts
132024Emilia Romagna Grand Prix31.38%Charles Leclerc20.06 pts
122024Miami Grand Prix41.12%Valtteri Bottas26.56 pts
112024Chinese Grand Prix26.39%Lewis Hamilton12.49 pts
102023São Paulo Grand Prix26.06%Fernando Alonso1.32 pts
92023Mexico City Grand Prix29.49%Daniel Ricciardo7.94 pts
82023United States Grand Prix25.96%Lewis Hamilton2.69 pts
72023British Grand Prix45.50%Lewis Hamilton33.43 pts
62023Austrian Grand Prix26.10%Carlos Sainz3.67 pts
52021Russian Grand Prix34.12%Max Verstappen19.86 pts
42021Austrian Grand Prix31.58%Kimi Räikkönen15.92 pts
32021Emilia Romagna Grand Prix32.26%Max Verstappen16.73 pts
22019Belgian Grand Prix21.24%Charles Leclerc0.19 pts
12019French Grand Prix26.37%Lewis Hamilton11.25 pts

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Winners are published from 2016, the top three (whole percentages) from 2018 and the official top five from 2019, so runner-up counts start in 2018 and top-5 counts in 2019. Data: formula1.com via the open TracingInsights/DOTD dataset.