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A hat trick is achieving pole position, fastest lap, and race win in the same Grand Prix.

#	Entity	Hat Tricks ↓
1	Michael Schumacher	22
2	Lewis Carl Davidson Hamilton	19
3	Max Emilian Verstappen	14
4	James Clark, Jr.	11
5	Alain Marie Pascal Prost	8
5	Sebastian Vettel	8
7	Alberto Ascari	7
7	Ayrton Senna da Silva	7
7	Juan Manuel Fangio Déramo	7
10	Damon Graham Devereux Hill	5
10	Fernando Alonso Díaz	5
10	Mika Pauli Häkkinen	5
10	Nigel Ernest James Mansell	5
14	Felipe Massa	4
14	Sir John Young Stewart	4
14	Jacques Bernard Edmon Martin Henri Ickx	4
17	Sir John Arthur Brabham	3
17	John Norman Surtees	3
17	Andrea Kimi Antonelli	3
17	Lando Norris	3

A Grand Slam (Grand Chelem) is achieving pole, fastest lap, race win, and leading every lap in a single race.

#	Entity	Grand Slams ↓
1	James Clark, Jr.	8
2	Lewis Carl Davidson Hamilton	6
2	Max Emilian Verstappen	6
4	Alberto Ascari	5
4	Michael Schumacher	5
6	Ayrton Senna da Silva	4
6	Sir John Young Stewart	4
6	Nigel Ernest James Mansell	4
6	Sebastian Vettel	4
10	Nelson Piquet Souto Maior	3
11	Sir John Arthur Brabham	2
11	Juan Manuel Fangio Déramo	2
11	Mika Pauli Häkkinen	2
11	Nico Erik Rosberg	2
15	Charles Marc Hervé Perceval Leclerc	1
15	Gianclaudio Giuseppe Regazzoni	1
15	Damon Graham Devereux Hill	1
15	Fernando Alonso Díaz	1
15	Gerhard Berger	1
15	Joseph Gilles Henri Villeneuve	1

Age at first Grand Slam.

Total Grand Prix starts from the front row (grid position 1 or 2).

Longest streak of consecutive front row starts (grid position 1 or 2).

Average starting grid position across all races (minimum 20 starts). Lower average is better.

Total Grand Prix races where the driver was classified as finishing (not retired or DNF).

Longest streak of consecutive race finishes (not retired).

Total Grand Prix retirements (DNF).

Longest streak of consecutive retirements (DNF).

Retirements on the first lap of a race (reasonRetired set and laps = 0).

Largest improvement from grid position to finishing position in a single race.

Female drivers who have entered at least one Grand Prix.

Drivers who are family members of other F1 drivers.

Drivers with a recorded date of death.

Miscellaneous Records