Every Formula One Grand Slam Ever

A Grand Slam (or Grand Chelem) is a perfect weekend by a driver. In order to get it, the driver needs to conquer pole position, win the race, get the fastest lap and lead every lap. Only a few drivers could get it throughout history, so can you name them all?

As of the 2023 Netherlands GP

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Number of GS	Last GS	Country	Answer
8	German GP 1965	United Kingdom	Jim Clark
6	Abu Dhabi GP 2019	United Kingdom	Lewis Hamilton
5	British GP 1953	Italy	Alberto Ascari
5	Hungarian GP 2004	Germany	Michael Schumacher
4	United States GP 1972	United Kingdom	Jackie Stewart
4	Italian GP 1990	Brazil	Ayrton Senna
4	British GP 1992	United Kingdom	Nigel Mansell
4	Korean GP 2013	Germany	Sebastian Vettel
3	Canadian GP 1984	Brazil	Nelson Piquet
3	Spanish GP 2023	Netherlands	Max Verstappen
2	German GP 1956	Argentina	Juan Manuel Fangio
2	British GP 1966	Australia	Jack Brabham
2	Monaco GP 1998	Finland	Mika Hakkinen
2	European GP 2016	Germany	Nico Rosberg
1	French GP 1958	Great Britain	Mike Hawthorn
1	Portuguese GP 1959	Great Britain	Stirling Moss
1	Austrian GP 1971	Switzerland	Jo Siffert
1	German GP 1972	Belgium	Jacky Ickx
1	United States GP West 1976	Switzerland	Clay Regazzoni
1	Belgian GP 1976	Austria	Niki Lauda
1	Brazilian GP 1979	France	Jacques Laffite
1	United States GP West 1979	Canada	Gilles Villeneuve
1	Australian GP 1987	Austria	Gerhard Berger
1	Hungarian GP 1995	Great Britain	Damon Hill
1	Singapore GP 2010	Spain	Fernando Alonso
1	Australian GP 2022	Monaco	Charles Leclerc