Drag Race contestants who win a season are considered to be reigning from their coronation day until the next winner of the same series is crowned. To this day, 26 queens have been crowned under the Drag Race franchise, the first being BeBe Zahara Benet (Season 1 of RuPaul's Drag Race) crowned on March 23, 2009, and the current last being Lawrence Chaney (Season 2 of RuPaul's Drag Race UK) crowned on March 18, 2021.
Chad Michaels has had the longest reign out of all winners of the Drag Race franchise (1,453 days).
Bob The Drag Queen has had the longest reign out of all original series winners (403 days).
After the Season 13 finale, Jaida Essence Hall will have had the shortest reign out of all winners of the Drag Race franchise (329 days), as well as the only winner to reign for less than 11 months. Right now, Aquaria holds this record with a reign of 336 days.
Trixie Mattel has reigned only a day longer (337 days).
Tyra Sanchez has reigned only a day fewer (364 days).
Even though Yvie reigned exactly for a year, she did not pass on the crown on the same day that she was crowned the year before (May 30) because of 2020 being a leap year.
Monét X Change and Trinity The Tuck are the only winners to have been crowned simultaneously and to have passed on the crown simultaneously.
Their reign marks the only span when there were more reigning queens than running series (February 15, 2019 until July 2, 2020) from their coronation up until Season 1 of Canada's Drag Race started airing.
Natalia Pliacam and Angele Anang are the only pair of winners to have been crowned on the same date (April 5) of two different years.
Two pairs of winners that competed on the same original season have once reigned at the same time:
