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Most WEC poles

Pole position in every FIA WEC event since 2012, taken from the grid-setting session in our archive: Hyperpole where it exists, qualifying otherwise, official grid sheets as the fallback. Overall pole means first on the grid; class pole means heading your category.

The leader: Kamui Kobayashi with 18 overall, 2017 to 2025.

Drivers

Overall

#NamepolesSpan
1Kamui Kobayashi182017-2025
2Mike Conway182017-2025
3Jose Maria Lopez162017-2023
4Brendon Hartley142015-2024
5André Lotterer122012-2024
6Sébastien Buemi112017-2024
7Kazuki Nakajima82012-2021
8Marcel Fässler82012-2016
9Timo Bernhard82015-2017
10Benoit Tréluyer72012-2016
11Mark Webber72015-2016
12Nicolas Lapierre52012-2022
13Neel Jani52015-2021
14Ryo Hirakawa52022-2024
15Alex Lynn42016-2025
16Nicklas Nielsen42022-2025
17Antonio Fuoco42021-2025
18Loïc Duval42016-2026
19Norman Nato42020-2025
20Alexander Wurz42012-2014
21Antonio Giovinazzi42024-2026
22Fernando Alonso42018-2019
23Miguel Molina42023-2025
24Romain Dumas42015-2022
25Oliver Jarvis32016-2023

In class (any category)

#NamepolesSpan
1Kamui Kobayashi182017-2025
2Mike Conway182017-2025
3Paul Dalla Lana172015-2020
4Pedro Lamy172015-2020
5Jose Maria Lopez162017-2023
6Mathias Lauda162015-2018
7Brendon Hartley142015-2024
8André Lotterer122012-2024
9Kévin Estre122017-2024
10Roman Rusinov122015-2019
11Sam Bird122014-2017
12Sébastien Buemi112017-2024
13Nicolas Lapierre112012-2022
14Neel Jani102015-2021
15Michael Christensen102017-2024
16Marco Sørensen102015-2022
17Kazuki Nakajima82012-2021
18Marcel Fässler82012-2016
19Timo Bernhard82015-2017
20Philip Hanson82020-2025
21Ben Keating82021-2023
22Filipe Albuquerque82016-2023
23Gianmaria Bruni82014-2022
24Benoit Tréluyer72012-2016
25Mark Webber72015-2016

Manufacturers

Overall

#NamepolesSpan
1Toyota332012-2025
2Porsche172012-2024
3Audi132012-2016
4Ferrari92012-2026
5Cadillac42024-2025
6Alpine22015-2022
7Glickenhaus22022
8BMW12025-2026
9BR12019
10Peugeot12026
11Rebellion12020
12Aston Martin02012-2026
13Oreca02012-2026
14Ford02016-2025
15Ligier02014-2016
16Chevrolet02012-2023
17McLaren02024-2026
18HPD02012
19Lexus02025-2026
20Lamborghini02024
21Aurus02019
22Corvette02024
23Lola02012
24Morgan02013
25Zytek02012

In class (any category)

#NamepolesSpan
1Porsche562012-2024
2Aston Martin472012-2026
3Oreca452012-2026
4Ferrari382012-2026
5Toyota332012-2025
6Audi132012-2016
7Alpine92015-2022
8Ford82016-2025
9Ligier82014-2016
10Chevrolet72012-2023
11Cadillac42024-2025
12McLaren42024-2026
13HPD32012
14Lexus32025-2026
15Glickenhaus22022
16BMW22025-2026
17Lamborghini22024
18BR12019
19Peugeot12026
20Rebellion12020
21Aurus12019
22Corvette12024
23Lola12012
24Morgan12013
25Zytek12012

How this is counted

Poles are credited to the crew of the pole-sitting car that raced. Between 2014 and 2017 WEC qualifying was decided on a two-driver average, so a pole in that era belongs to the crew by the rules of the day anyway. Counts cover every FIA WEC event in our archive from 2012 to today and update automatically as new results land. See the other leaderboards: most wec wins and most wec podiums, or the lap records by circuit.

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