The Tigers are three points clear of Peterborough United in second, although it is worth noting that they could be knocked off their perch if Sunderland win their two games in hand.
And if there has been one key to Hull’s success this term, it has been consistency.
Grant McCann’s men have taken 37 points away from home this term, and have taken 39 at the KCOM Stadium.
Both of those tallies are second best in the division, and their home record of 12 wins, three draws, and five losses is bettered only by Peterborough United.
But how does that form compare to their home record over the past decade?
Bankrate.com have run the number on every League One side to see who has built up the strongest home fortress over the past 10 years.
Click and scroll through our countdown below...
1. Sunderland
Games played: 213 Points: 276 PPG: 1.3 Win rate: 32% (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images) Photo: Stu Forster
2. Wigan Athletic
Games played: 233 Points: 317 PPG: 1.36 Win rate: 36% (Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images) Photo: Alex Pantling
3. AFC Wimbledon
Games played: 237 Points: 334 PPG: 1.41 Win rate: 38% (Photo by James Chance/Getty Images) Photo: James Chance
4. Blackpool
Games played: 231 Points: 331 PPG: 1.43 Win rate: 38% (Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images) Photo: Clive Brunskill