In total, 804 different drivers have entered at least one World Championship race, but 69 have never started a race, usually because they failed to qualify for the race. See also the list of Formula One drivers who never qualified for a race. The driver who has entered the most World Championship races is Rubens Barrichello, with 274.
Micheal Schumacher holds this record. He has a record 250 GP starts to his career out of which nearly two thirds are with the Scuderia Ferrari team. Out of these he was won a record 92 races in his career which is the most individual races won by a F1 driver. Also he has 7 world championships to his already impressive resume.
Nigel Mainsell won 31 races, and was champion in 1992
Micheal Schumacher has won the most Formula One races with 91 victories and 7 chapionship titles. He is the best driver of all-time.
Formula One races will be held at different circuits depending on the country and contract held.
Nigel Mansell has won the most Formula One races by a British Driver with 31 wins (fourth-best of all-time) from 1980 to 1993.He won one Formula One World Championship in 1992.
There were 19 F1 races in 2013.
Heinz-Harald Frentzen entered 160 Formula One races, but only actually started 156. He won the 1997 San Marino Grand Prix and both the French and Italian Grands Prix in 1999.
Rubens Barrichello is a retired formula one driver from Brazil. He was active in formula one between 1993 and 2011. He has had one of the longest formula one careers in history. He has started a record 322 races. His first ever race was the 1993 South African Grand Prix. He has won a total of 11 races and finished on the podium 68 times in his illustrious career.
Grand Prix automobile races date back before 1910, but the FIA's Formula One Grand Prix championship series started in 1950
In 2010 and in 2011 there was 19 races in the Formula One World Championship. Next year there will be 20 races which is the maximum amount that they want.
Sir Jackie Stewart
Enrique Bernoldi is a retired Brazilian formula one driver. He was active in formula one in 2001 and 2002. He started a total of 28 races in those 2 years. His first ever race was the 2001 Australian GP and his last race was the 2002 German Grand Prix. He did not win any races or finish on the podium in his f1 career.
Late Bruce McLaren is not an active formula one racer. He died in the year 1970 when he was just 32 years old. He started a total of 100 races in his career that spanned almost 12 years. He won 4 races and finished on the podium 27 times during his illustrious career. He died on 2nd June 1970. He is best known as the man that started the McLaren F1 Team which is one among the top teams in the formula one circuit today.