Max Verstappen beats long-standing Michael Schumacher record after F1 Sao Paulo GP
Max Verstappen has beaten a long-standing Michael Schumacher F1 record. Up until this weekend, Schumacher held the record for most consecutive days leading the F1 drivers’ championship. The German led the F1 drivers’ standings for 892 days - a run stretching from the 2000 United States Grand Prix to the 2003 Australian GP.
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