F1 Wins But From Increasingly Further Back On The Grid

Wins from Pole or the top three are common... but what about further down the grid? Take a look as we run through some of F1's most far-flung victories!

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Barichello's first win is so wholesome to hear its just a shame he never won his home grand prix

[E_Clip]

Hakinnen and Coulthard lifting Barichello is one of the most wholesome moments in F1 history. Wish drivers did that more often nowadays, I cant remember the last time I saw something like that.

P14 to P1 in Monaco, now that's a real achievement, even though Panis had the luckiest of circumstances its still something that we probably wont see again.

[doncaboose]

Perez might have won from 5th place but that undersells the race a bit!

[kiwi_commander]

I've been a McLaren fan all my life and I clearly remember watching Kimi's win in Suzuka when I was younger. That was such a beautiful drive.

[Yavore]

11:50 That start from Keke Rosberg was INSANE

[brucewu]

P1: 470 wins
P2: 261 wins
P3: 133 wins
P4: 65 wins
P5: 48 wins
P6: 41 wins
P7: 22 wins
P8: 17 wins
P9: 5 wins
P10: 12 wins
P11: 5 wins (Alonso + 4)
P12: 4 wins (Mansell + 3)
P13: 3 wins (Prost + 2)
P14: 7 wins (Panis + 6)
P16: 2 wins (Schumacher + 1)
P17: 2 wins (Raikkonen + 1)
P18: 1 win
P22: 1 win

[Cpr]

Fun fact: Crofty's statistic from Europe 2012 is incorrect. It was actually Fernando's 29th victory.

[Enra]

i miss the airhorns, they give out so much atmosphere, truly magical.

[kauansantana]

As a Brazilian, Barrichello's win is completely emotional and briliant, the first Brazilian win after Senna.

[jggouvea]

When I was a kid I was a fan of Watson. Dude won from 17th, won from 22nd, finished 3rd starting 26th... Absolutely amazing.

I also love how 1983 to 1985 cars were able to drift and how they seemed flimsy as paper toys.

[midgasaurus]

You can’t beat that record nowadays, only 20 cars

[nathanstroud]

Some of these guys like Perez and Button had so much more to overcome than their grid positions. And shoutout to Alex Caffi for qualifying 3rd for the 1989 Hungarian Grand Prix in a Dallara. My ears perked up a little bit when I heard his name brought up alongside guys like Patrese and Senna in the race down to turn 1.

[Lintu]

Don't know which one is more surprising; seeing Leclerc win from outside P1, or just seeing Leclerc win.

[sutha]

History tells us that John Watson is pretty underrated, he’s had a handful of wins after starting right back

[elliotttalksf]

Kimis win at Suzuka 05 is one of the greatest races in F1 history

[kirbyx]

Seb's 2019 singapore Outlap After the stop was simply incredible. Was a fun watch, and still is fun to look back at! But man Kimi's win from 17th in 2005 in Japan was a thing of beauty. Simply, simply amazing!

[estate]

6:24 I’m still laughing at “what did you do?” from Gasly’s engineer 😅😅😅

[lakshyasinghal]

So more people won from P14 (7) than from P9 (5).

[bpeter_]

It might be because of Crashgate, but Alonso's win from P15 in Singapore 2008 is missing from the video

[MaRiOx]

Pierre winning at Monza still gives me goosebumps