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Kamui Kobayashi All drivers

Kamui Kobayashi

KOB🇯🇵 Japanese2009–2014

1 podium from 76 starts across 5 seasons, best result 3rd, and outscored Sergio Pérez over 38 races together.

Titles
0
Best: 12th
Wins
0
0.0% of starts
Podiums
1
1.3% of starts
Career points
125
as scored at the time
Starts
76
5 seasons, 3 teams

1 fastest lap (recorded 1958–59 and 2004 on).

Championship finish by season

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Against Kobayashi's teammates

Points in races together
Sergio Pérez 84 – 80 2011–12 · 38 races · ahead on the results sheet 21–17
Pedro de la Rosa 27 – 6 2010–11 · 15 races · ahead on the results sheet 9–6
Marcus Ericsson 0 – 0 2014 · 15 races · ahead on the results sheet 9–6
Nick Heidfeld 11 – 6 2010 · 5 races · ahead on the results sheet 3–2
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Jarno Trulli 3 – 2 2009 · 2 races · ahead on the results sheet 2–0
Will Stevens 0 – 0 2014 · 1 races · ahead on the results sheet 0–1

Best circuits

By podiums, then average finish
1 Suzuka Circuit Best 3rd · 4 starts · avg finish 10.5 0 Nürburgring Best 9th · 1 start · avg finish 9 0 Autódromo José Carlos Pace Best 9th · 4 starts · avg finish 9.5 0 Istanbul Park Best 10th · 2 starts · avg finish 10 0 Hockenheimring Best 4th · 3 starts · avg finish 10.3

Milestones

Debut
2009 Brazilian GP Toyota
First points
2009 Abu Dhabi GP 6th
First podium
2012 Japanese GP 3rd
Final start
2014 Abu Dhabi GP Caterham

Under today's points system

25-18-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1, scored by the calculator
125 131 +6

Career points re-scored with today's table. 2009: 3 → 9. Replay 2009 in the calculator →

All seasons

Points as counted for the championship
Year Team Pos Pts Wins Podiums Teammate
2014 Caterham 22 0 0 0 Marcus Ericsson, Will Stevens
2012 Sauber 12 60 0 1 Sergio Pérez
2011 Sauber 12 30 0 0 Sergio Pérez, Pedro de la Rosa
2010 Sauber 12 32 0 0 Pedro de la Rosa, Nick Heidfeld
2009 Toyota 18 3 0 0 Jarno Trulli

Starts count Grands Prix with a classified result, sprints excluded. Figures cover the World Championship from 1958.