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Kimi-Matias Räikkönen

Finnish · RAI

2001–2021 · b. 1979-10-17

Títulos

1

Victorias

21

Podios

103

Poles

18

Entries

352

Starts

350

Fastest laps

46

Best finish

1

Temporada a temporada

SeasonTeam(s)PosPtsWinsPodiums#
2021Alfa Romeo1610007
2020Alfa Romeo164007
2019Alfa Romeo1243007
2018Ferrari32511127
2017Ferrari4205077
2016Ferrari6186047
2015Ferrari4150037
2014Ferrari1255007
2013Lotus5183187
2012Lotus3207179
2009Ferrari648154
2008Ferrari375291
2007Ferrari11106126
2006McLaren565063
2005McLaren21127129
2004McLaren745146
2003McLaren2911106
2002McLaren624044
2001Sauber1090017

GP Race Day guide

Kimi-Matias Räikkönen: Formula 1 career history and legacy

Kimi Räikkönen—often called the Iceman—won the 2007 world championship with Ferrari and raced across four decades of Formula 1 with Sauber, McLaren, Lotus, Ferrari again, and Alfa Romeo. GP Race Day’s history archive holds his complete season log; use the table above for exact wins, podiums, and points.

2007 title and comeback seasons

Räikkönen clinched the 2007 drivers’ championship in a three-way fight that went to the final round in Brazil, giving Ferrari a title in his first year with the team. A two-year sabbatical from F1 followed his initial Ferrari stint before he returned with Lotus, where he won multiple races on Pirelli tyres.

A second Ferrari contract and a closing chapter with Alfa Romeo extended his career into the 2020s, making him one of the most experienced starters in the sport’s history.

Finnish legacy on GP Race Day

Alongside Häkkinen and Bottas, Räikkönen represents Finland’s depth of F1 talent. This history page is the stable URL for his slug in our database, including special-character normalisation in the path.

Pair this profile with the all-time drivers archive to explore other champions from the 2000s, or rank his win total on the most race wins leaderboard.

Common questions

When did Kimi Räikkönen win the F1 world championship?
Räikkönen won the drivers’ world championship in 2007 with Ferrari.
Why is the URL slug different from “raikkonen”?
GP Race Day uses a normalised slug tied to our driver database. The display name on this page remains Kimi Räikkönen; stats and seasons refer to the same driver entity.
Did Räikkönen leave Formula 1 more than once?
He left F1 after 2009 to compete in the World Rally Championship, then returned with Lotus in 2012. His final Formula 1 season was with Alfa Romeo before retirement from the category.

Editorial guide last reviewed September 2026. Season points and results on this profile are sourced from our data partners; career totals may differ slightly from the FIA archive during live seasons.