Azerbaijan GP: Top stats and figures

In qualifying, Lewis Hamilton scored his 66th career pole to surpass Ayrton Senna's tally. He is now just two pole positions shy of Michael Schumacher's all time-record.

Baku City Circuit is the 25th track on which Lewis Hamilton has scored a pole position.

By scoring his fifth grand prix win, Daniel Ricciardo equalled Keke Rosberg, John Watson, Giuseppe Farina and Clay Regazzoni.

Daniel Ricciardo's five wins have come at five different tracks (Montreal, Hungaroring, Spa, Sepang, Baku).

Ricciardo became the first driver to win a race from 10th on the grid since Kimi Raikkonen won from the fifth row at the 2004 Belgian Grand Prix.

It was Red Bull's 53rd victory in Formula 1 as a constructor. They are still 15 wins behind Mercedes' tally of 68.

Valtteri Bottas notched his 14th career pole in Baku to move level with Richie Ginther.

Lance Stroll became the 208th F1 driver to finish on the podium.

Podium: Rubens Barrichello, Ralf Schumacher and Jacques Villeneuve

Stroll also became the first Canadian to stand on an F1 podium since Jacques Villeneuve finished third at the 2001 German Grand Prix.

At the age of 18 years and 239 days, Stroll is the second youngest F1 driver to finish on the podium, only beaten by 12 days by Max Verstappen.

It was Williams' first podium finish since the 2016 Canadian Grand Prix and 312th in total.

It was the seventh youngest podium in the history of Formula 1, with the average age of drivers being 24 years, nine months and 27 days - perfectly tied with the 2007 US GP (Hamilton, Alonso, Massa). The current record was made at the 2008 Italian GP (Vettel, Kovalainen and Kubica), where the average age was 23 years, 11 months and 16 days.

Sebastian Vettel failed to finish on the podium for the second race in a row. He, however, set the 29th fastest lap of his career to close in on Mansell's tally of 30.