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List of Formula One Grands Prix
The list of Formula One Grands Prix covers every championship round since 1950: 55 distinct events run at 77 circuits on every inhabited continent except Antarctica.
List of Formula One polesitters
Formula One polesitters: drivers starting from pole position, first on the grid, decided by qualifying since 1950. Ferrari leads constructors with 259 poles; 2026 poles are 1.4 to 3.8 seconds slower than 2025.
List of Formula One seasons
List of Formula One seasons: annual editions of the FIA Formula One World Championship since 1950, from Silverstone's seven-race first season to the 22-round 2026 season led by Kimi Antonelli.
List of Formula One World Championship points scoring systems
Formula One World Championship points scoring systems: from the 1950 8-6-4-3-2 top-five scale with a fastest-lap point, through 9-6-4-3-2-1 (1960-1990), to the current 25-18-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1 top-ten system introduced in 2010, plus Sprint and half-points rules.
List of Formula One World Constructors' Champions
Formula One World Constructors' Champions: annual team title first won by Vanwall in 1958. Ferrari leads with 16 titles, McLaren 10 (2024-25), Williams 9, Mercedes 8; scored by aggregating both cars' points.
List of Formula One World Drivers' Champions
List of Formula One World Drivers' Champions: annual FIA title since 1950, first won by Giuseppe Farina. 35 champions through 2025; Schumacher and Hamilton hold seven titles each; Lando Norris is the latest, 2025.
List of France international footballers
France international footballers (Bleus): players capped by the men's national team since its first match, Belgium 3-3 France, 1 May 1904. Most capped: Lloris 145; top scorer: Kylian Mbappé.
List of France national football team captains
Captains of the France national football team (Les Bleus), including EURO captains Jonquet, Platini, Amoros, Deschamps, Desailly, Thuram, and Lloris; World Cup captain Deschamps; current captain Kylian Mbappé.
List of French football champions
The list of French football champions, also called the list of Ligue 1 champions, covers winners of France's top division since 1932-33; Paris Saint-Germain lead with 14 titles.
List of French football transfers summer 2026
Ligue 1 summer 2026 transfer window (mercato), 15 June to 1 September 2026: French clubs sold €1.33bn, balance +€730m; Paris FC top spender, PSG +€182.3m surplus, Strasbourg 17 young signings, Ferran Torres to PSG.
List of French Open men's singles champions
French Open men's singles champions: yearly winners of the clay-court Grand Slam at Roland-Garros, Paris, from 1891 (French club members only) through the 1925 international opening and the 1968 Open Era. Rafael Nadal holds the record with 14 titles; 2026 champion is Alexander Zverev.
List of French Open women's singles champions
French Open women's singles champions (Roland-Garros, Les Internationaux de France): clay-court Grand Slam title winners since 1897, from first champion Adine Masson to Mirra Andreeva in 2026, with Suzanne Lenglen, Chris Evert, and Iga Swiatek among the multi-title leaders.
List of Game & Watch games
List of Game & Watch games: Nintendo's 59-title handheld LCD game line (1980–1991) designed by Gunpei Yokoi, in ten series (Silver through Crystal Screen), 43.4 million sold, with launch prices, model codes, batteries, and 2020–2021 reissues.
List of Game of the Year awards
List of Game of the Year awards: GOTY prizes from The Game Awards, Golden Joysticks, BAFTA, DICE, GDCA, Steam Awards, and Japan Game Awards; voting bodies differ, and Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 holds a record 540 documented awards.
List of Game of the Year awards (board games)
Game of the Year awards for board games: Spiel des Jahres (Germany, 1979) with Kinderspiel (2001) and Kennerspiel (2011) sister awards, plus As d'Or, Deutscher Spiele Preis, Mensa Select, Golden Geek, Dice Tower, and other annual tabletop honors.
List of Gameloft games
List of Gameloft games: titles by Gameloft, the mobile game company founded in 1999. Known for Asphalt, Modern Combat, Dungeon Hunter, Gangstar, and Disney-licensed games; catalog exceeded 500 games by 2014.
List of games by Epic Games
List of games by Epic Games: catalog of the Cary, NC studio founded by Tim Sweeney in 1991 as Potomac Computer Systems (Epic MegaGames), covering ZZT, Unreal, Gears of War, Fortnite (650M copies), and acquired-studio titles like Rocket League and Fall Guys.
List of games by Supermassive Games
Supermassive Games, a Guildford studio founded in 2008, known for Until Dawn, The Dark Pictures Anthology, The Quarry, and Little Nightmares III; full chronological game list with platforms, Directive 8020 (2026), Nordisk ownership, and layoffs.
List of gaming conventions
List of gaming conventions: major video game expos including Gamescom (Cologne, 2009), Tokyo Game Show (1996), PAX, GDC, EGX, G-Star, QuakeCon, and the canceled E3 (1995–2023), with attendance figures and trade versus consumer character.
List of generation I Pokémon
Generation I Pokémon, the original 151 Kanto species, National Pokédex 1–151, Bulbasaur to Mew; debuted in Pokémon Red and Green (Japan, February 27, 1996); 150 catchable in-game, Mew event-exclusive.
List of generation II Pokémon
Generation II Pokémon: the 100 new species (National Dex 152–251) introduced in Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal (1999–2000) in Johto, adding Dark and Steel types, starters Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile, and legendaries Raikou, Entei, Suicune, Lugia, Ho-Oh, and Celebi.
List of generation III Pokémon
Generation III Pokémon list: the 135 species, National Dex nos. 252–386, from Treecko to Deoxys, introduced in Hoenn via Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire (2002/2003), and Emerald (2004/2005), with Abilities, Natures, and double battles debuting.
List of generation V Pokémon
Generation V Pokémon (list): 156 new species, National Dex 494-649, Unova region, Black & White (2010) and Black 2 & White 2 (2012) on Nintendo DS; soft-reboot dex with only new Pokémon until post-game.
List of generation VI Pokémon
Generation VI Pokémon: the 72 new species of Pokémon X and Y (2013, Kalos region), National Pokédex #0650-0721, ending with Volcanion; introduced the Fairy type, Sylveon, Mega Evolution, and the three-part Kalos Pokédex.
List of generation VIII Pokémon
The list of generation VIII Pokémon, also called Gen 8 Pokémon, covers the 96 new species introduced from 2019 to 2022 across Sword and Shield, its Expansion Pass, and Legends: Arceus.
List of German football champions
List of German football champions: winners of Germany's top title since 1903 (VfB Leipzig first) and of the Bundesliga since 1963 (Cologne first). Bayern Munich lead with 34 Bundesliga titles; 13 clubs have won the league; Leverkusen were 2023/24 Invincibles.
List of German football transfers summer 2026
German football transfers summer 2026: Bundesliga window closed 1 September 2026, 8pm CET. Yan Diomande to Real Madrid £107.1m; Saibari and Brown to Bayern; Adeyemi to Barcelona; league spending figures vary by dataset.
List of Germany international footballers
List of Germany international footballers: players capped for the DFB men's national team. Record caps Lothar Matthäus (150), record goals Miroslav Klose (71 in 137), 57 players with 50+ caps, four World Cup titles.
List of Giro d'Italia general classification winners
Giro d'Italia general classification winners, 1909-2026: from Luigi Ganna to Jonas Vingegaard; five-time winners Binda, Coppi, Merckx; Italy leads with 68 wins; pink jersey (Maglia Rosa) honor roll.
List of Go terms
List of Go terms: the technical vocabulary of Go (Weiqi 围棋, Igo, Baduk 바둑). Mostly Japanese loanwords such as atari, ko, sente, gote, seki, joseki, fuseki, tesuji, komi, dan, and kyu, with Chinese and Korean equivalents.