The Rising Stars: Youngest F1 Point Scorers Who Made History
A deep dive into the youngest drivers to score points in Formula 1 history, featuring rising stars like Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Max Verstappen.

The Next Generation Takes Over Formula 1
In the high-speed world of Formula 1, age is just a number when talent speaks volumes. The 2025 Australian Grand Prix witnessed a phenomenal performance by 18-year-old rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli, who secured fourth place. This achievement made him the second-youngest driver to score championship points in F1 history.
Breaking Down the Record Holders
Here’s a closer look at the youngest drivers who defied expectations and left their mark on the sport:
Driver | Age | Points | Grand Prix |
---|---|---|---|
Max Verstappen | 17y 5m 29d | 6 | 2015 Malaysian GP |
Andrea Antonelli | 18y 6m 19d | 12 | 2025 Australian GP |
Lance Stroll | 18y 7m 13d | 2 | 2017 Canadian GP |
Oliver Bearman | 18y 10m 1d | 6 | 2024 Saudi Arabian GP |
Lando Norris | 19y 4m 18d | 8 | 2019 Bahrain GP |
Sebastian Vettel | 19y 11m 14d | 1 | 2007 US GP |
Jenson Button | 20y 2m 7d | 1 | 2000 Brazilian GP |
Why This Matters
- Rise of the Prodigies – These performances highlight how young talent is reshaping F1’s competitive landscape.
- Mercedes' New Gem – After Lewis Hamilton’s departure, Antonelli’s emergence is a promising sign for the team.
- Future of the Sport – With drivers like Verstappen and Antonelli, F1’s next decade looks thrilling.
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