If you want to know how an F1 driver or team is faring in pre-season testing, then you could do a lot worse than checking the number of laps that they have clocked up compared to their rivals.

Drivers tend to cover the most mileage in sessions that run smoothly, with reliable cars and efficient, planned work in the garage. In contrast, when things go wrong, the lap count can plummet.

Any data from F1 pre-season testing can be misleading and should be taken with a pinch of salt, but a team with a high lap count and a respectable showing on the time-sheet starts to look promising for the grands prix ahead.

With that in mind, we’ve listed below the total lap counts for each driver, team and power unit from 2025 F1 testing, up to the end of the morning session on Day 2.

Laps completed by each driver in 2025 F1 pre-season testing

With drivers sharing a single car over six morning and afternoon sessions, these figures are dominated by those who have spent most sessions in the car so far.

Laps completed by each team in 2025 F1 pre-season testing

Here’s where car troubles can become more apparent as we combine the laps completed by both drivers per team

Laps completed by each power unit in 2025 F1 pre-season testing

Four cars are running Mercedes engines, but only one is powered by Renault, so in addition to the total laps completed by each power unit, we’ve calculated the average per car for comparison.