STATISTICS
2026 SEASON
- Season Position
- 17th
- Season Points
- 1
- Grand Prix Races
- 4
- Grand Prix Points
- 1
- Grand Prix Wins
- 0
- Grand Prix Podiums
- 0
- Grand Prix Poles
- 0
- Grand Prix Top 10s
- 1
- DHL Fastest Laps
- 0
- DNFs
- 0
- Sprint Races
- 2
- Sprint Points
- 0
- Sprint Wins
- 0
- Sprint Podiums
- 0
- Sprint Poles
- 0
- Sprint Top 10s
- 0
CAREER STATS
- Grand Prix Entered
- 154
- Career Points
- 314
- Highest Race Finish
- 3 (x2)
- Podiums
- 2
- Highest Grid Position
- 4 (x5)
- Pole Positions
- 0
- World Championships
- 0
- DNFs
- 23
Biography
- Date of Birth
- 23/03/1996
- Place of Birth
- London, England
Born in London but racing under the flag of Thailand, Alexander Albon’s first word was in fact Italian – and that word was Ferrari.
Idolising Michael Schumacher and dreaming of one day racing in Formula 1, Albon got his wish with another team from Italy. After a patient wait for his big break, Albon did his talking on track with Toro Rosso in 2019's opening races, quickly earning himself a move up to Red Bull Racing.
He has joined George Russell and Lando Norris in graduating straight from the FIA Formula 2 Championship into F1’s big league. Despite being great pals with Russell, Albon left the friendship trackside as he took the 2018 title fight right down to the wire.
A stylish over-taker with a championship mentality, Albon was unlucky to miss out on the crown. Charles Leclerc – who pipped him to the 2016 GP3 title - also rates Albon as a top guy and a top-class driver.
Laidback and cheerful with a cheeky grin, the Thai racer is popular among his peers – not always easy in motorsport’s cauldron of competition. Albon is excited to be reunited with his buddies but relishes even more putting the pedal to the metal and going head-to-head with them on the biggest stage of all.
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