F1: Top 10 highest number of Grands Prix contested in career

By Auto123.com,

Wednesday, October 05, 2011

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This week's Top 10 focuses on the high number of Grands Prix contested by a driver during his career in Formula 1.

Since four drivers are still active, the statistics were compiled after the 2011 Grand Prix of Singapore.

Interestingly, for a very long time Graham Hill, Damon's father, held the record with 176 Grands Prix contested.

10 Jenson Button

Briton Jenson Button, raced 2000–2011, 203 Grands Prix contested, first Grand Prix: Australia 2000, ACTIVE

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