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Check out which driver from the current grid has covered the most distance in F1 races across their career.
Despite taking a two-year sabbatical in 2019 and 2020, Fernando Alonso has driven more kilometres in F1 races than any other driver on the grid. The two-time world champion has raced a total of 109,237 km, just over 7,000 km more than Lewis Hamilton. Alonso made his debut in 2001 and has been a regular figure in the sport since 2003. He, along with Hamilton, are the only drivers to have driven over 100,000 km in races currently. The third driver with the most distance covered is Nico Hulkenberg with 60,454 km. Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz occupy the fourth and fifth positions, respectively. Lance Stroll, Alonso’s Aston Martin teammate, is sixth on the list with 45,514 km raced.
