Ranking all the F1 World Champions
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2023
- Join me as we dive into an unbiased ranking of all the F1 World Champions to date.
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Where can I find these model cars
I just made a video: czcams.com/video/J1lpS-xWibs/video.html
The lackness of comments on a driver iconic and important as Piquet... Piquet was the only one to win twice without the best car and responsable for inventions like tyre blankets, pitstops for refueling as strategy, active suspension... a master mind capable of entering his rivals minds, overdriving the car and getting past reliabilty issues due to his unmatched mechanic knowledge... deserved to be higher on the list
In '81 he won because his car had hydropneumatic suspension which gave him ground effect during the races and FIA chose to look the other way... if that's not having the best car I don't know what is.
imo Schumacher #2, Prost #3 and Hamilton #4. If having a better vehicle for 4 years is the reason Vettel is ranked lower than other racers, then that same logic should apply to Hamilton.
Schumacher in fact has weaker teammates roaster than Hamilton.
I think NELSON PIQUET IS SO UNDERRATED, specially here in Brazil, were Formula 1( to common people that aren't fans of the sport) is basically about how Senna was perfect and everyone else was a crap...
Piquet won three championship, two of them on a almost midfield Brabham car, and another one fighting against the whole Williams team that was inclined in favor of Mansell. He also won races in three different teams, that's pretty rare, even between the greatest drivers like Senna, Hamilton and Schumacher... I think he matches Lauda level, and should be atleast on top 10 of this list, in the place of Vettel or Alonso (*whose I also rate very high) for example.
*It would be nice to make a list of the greatest GP winners that didn't became world champions. It's funny to think that are plenty of those non champion drivers that are more memorable than many of the champions on this video (like Stirling Moss, David Coulthard, Carlos Reutmann, Felipe Massa, Juan Pablo Montoya, Ronnie Petterson, Gilles Villenueve, etc).
Perfect, people who say Prost is underrated don't realise that Piquet is even more, our first 3 times wdc was the only driver to win more than 1 title without the best car
Gostei muito do seu ponto de vista, penso exatamente o mesmo sobre Piquet (é maior que Senna), no Brasil a hipocrisia distorce a verdade, não há dúvidas da grandeza de Senna, mas o fato de ele ter morrido não faz dele o melhor do mundo.
@@celsosilva6494 Eu nunca disse que Piquet era maior que Senna, somente que ele era muito subestimado, sobretudo aqui no Brasil que a mídia não favorecia ele tanto quanto os outros pilotos.
Im fan of Nelson Piquet too, but I disagree with his fãns because they dont know how to speak about Piquet without saying something rude about Senna.
It is a shame.
Piquet is overrated..... how did he fare against his teammates. Do your research and find out. Mansell is also overrated, Prost seriously underrated and Senna underrated.
Ascari should be way higher. At least higher than Surtees, D. Hill and Rosberg
That’s a good point, was mulling over, in the end both Rosberg and Hill with one championship proved to be slightly ahead by the narrowest of margins. Surtees is higher than Ascari because you can’t fault the dude: motogp and F1
For once someone who doesn't underrate Prost - the most complete driver to ever exist. Senna and Alain should always, invariably, be #1 and #2 in these ranking, for the simple fact they had to deal with one another on the way to their WDCs (and with other drivers of such caliber as Lauda, Piquet and Mansell). Which one is #1 and which one is #2 is up to personal preference - Ayrton was speed and car control incarnate, he was one with whatever he drove to the point he looked supernatural. There was a reason why he was nicknamed "Magic". Alain on the other hand was "The Professor", and that too for a good reason: he had an unmatched ability to read the race and its development; he might languish in 4th most of the race, apparently off the pace...managing the tires, applying as little wear to the car as possible (in an era when usually less than 50% of the grid actually made it to the end of the race), only to storm to victory in the last 20 laps, sometimes inducing his opponents into mistakes just by posting ominous lap times (ask Gerhard Berger, Portugal 1988).
Third place is hard...I would go for a left field choice and put Niki Lauda there, because he won 2 of his 3 titles after a near-life-ending accident, because he had to deal with drivers of high caliber in equal or comparable machinery (James Hunt, Alain Prost) and most importantly because he introduced a new concept, the "expert driver" - a guy who not only drove fast, but also understood how the car and the team worked, to the point of being able to make a relevant contribution.
Schumacher and Hamilton are also difficult to place - both have been the class of the field at some point but they also enjoyed absolutely peerless cars for large extents of their careers, often with team mates that were specifically choosen not to be too competitive and sometimes contractually required to play second fiddle (Benetton was effectively a one car operation in the early 1990s, Ferrari went "safe" with Irvine and Barrichello, Mercedes put Bottas in the second car for 5 seasons 'because they knew he was quick but not too quick). Schumacher also happened to be around in a "competitive void", when the only driver on track of similar calibre in terms of speed and consistency was Hakkinen (and he retired at the end of 2001).
It's really a toss up, they could even be #4 ex-aequo, but i'd put MSC in #4 as he had an impact on F1 that Lewis hasn't had: a bit like Lauda, Michael "created" a new type of driver, an archetype that has become the paramount of the modern F1 driver: the 360 degree, super professional athlete driver. Constant training to be at peak condition, dedication to the team in pursuit of that last tenth of a second. All modern drivers essentially strive towards that model; A long shot from the days of the "rockstars", of James Hunt drinking beer and smoking cigarettes in the pits while entertaining the sponsor's models, or Nelson Piquet living on pizza and cigars while sleeping on the garage floor.
For the rest...I feel Jackie Stewart is too low in the ranking as probably is Nelson Piquet; Also - I know this will be unpopular with the CZcams kids - Max Verstappen is way way way too high, as he's certainly fast and a great driver, but he's still too young and while he did show merit winning in 2021 (aside from what happened in the last race), he's won 2022 and will win 2023 without any competition whatsoever as he's on a peerless car with the Schumacher-esque "competitive but just not enough" team mate. We've seen some brilliance and especially maturity early in 2022 during his battles with Leclerc (with 2015-2021 Max, these would've ended up in a crash), but if people make the "dominant car" argument for Vettel, it MUST be made for Max as well; The RB19 especially will go down as the most dominant F1 car of all times at the end of the season (bar Max and Perez coming together or some freak weather events in some race later in the year, there's little to no chance for a driver on anything other than a Red Bull to even win a single race this season).
Perfect analysis, agree 100%
Another interesting note - judging the career of Ayrton Senna is like evaluating the potential career of Michael Jordan in an alternative universe where MJ retired for good in 1993 and never returned.
Literally everyone: wrong order bro, are you insane?!
Me: Wow what a great little vid, the production values are exceptional, those scale models are beautiful and why can’t people have a subjective opinion anymore?
Means a lot
Wrong comment bro, are you insane?
Jim Clark has the most Grand Slams in History. Fangio even said Jimmy was the greatest driver who ever lived. Won by 5 min in the rain with a broken gearbox. Set hillclimb records that wouldn't be beaten for years to come.
In my opinion, the greatest F1 driver in History
I have a video in production with an update on this video
Beating Hamilton in equal machinery 😂.
You're goddamn right he did, gotta love that Monaco-based CZcamsr.
I'm glad somebody spotted that @02:14
And Hamilton beat Nico twice in identical cars...
But Hamilton did beat him twice… still Nico is a very good driver
Nice! liked and subscribed, keep on the good work
thank you!
Piquet is easily the most complete brazilian driver of all time, winning with inferior cars and developing cars from zero with serious innovations. he was also a master twister of regulation and one of the most honest drivers ever. in fact, he has all the qualities that Senna is renowned for, but Senna has all the hype.
Alberto Ascari is way underrated. Two WDCs 13 wins, 14 poles from 32 races.
Will Ascari be higher rated in the next video? Prepping something atm.
Yeah, the death of Ayrton made more for him to become the best F1 driver ever than any orher thing.
High quality video! Maybe it would be better if you spoke a little slower next time. Still, a very unique style for a CZcams F1 ranking. Keep up the good work!
I really had to go to the bathroom. 😀
Thank you for the feedback! Appreciate it!
Wow! There has been a lot of work and thought put into that. After following F1 for 54 years (!) it makes me wonder what my list would be? The one stand out change I would make would be JYS. For sure he is in my top 5. Thanks for the great video.
Sending positive vibes your way 📦
Simply just no to any ranking that puts Seb above Nando.
About the Nando burning bridges. What are those burned bridged exactly? It's true he had some bitter breakups with some of his old teams but at the end of the day, the guy was able to return to Renault twice, once to McLaren and to this day still liked by the Tifosi. And now seems like he'll get back with Honda too if he still wants to be in F1. In the past they also said they were okay with him for IndyCar 2019 season anyway. Also, I really didn't understand how it will bite him after his retirement.
Lastly, I don't know how I feel about ranking arguably the most influental driver of all time 4th because he had controversial crashes but proceeding to rank guys who deliberately crashes into their teammates third and first
Touche, but we would never had a 7 time World Champion in Schumacher, if Senna was still alive - 100% he would've ended up with 1994, 95 and 96 WDC. At the end of the day, it's a bit of bias. These rankings will never please anyone.
Thank you for your comment though.
@@loosewheelnutcouk fair play, at least you have made your assertions known. Of course I disagree with Vettel so high, and would personally place Schumacher above Hamilton, but it's interesting nonetheless.
My ranking:
1: Senna
2: Schumacher
3: Hamilton
4: Fangio
5: Prost
6: Alonso
7: Lauda
8: Verstappen
9: Clark
10: Mansell
@@ElementsMMA Unbiased -- you must have missed that in the title.
@@loosewheelnutcoukI think Senna would've won 96' and 97' and maybe retire, so without counting 94' and 95' they both would be on 5 titles, so the winners of these 2 would define who would've got more or equal on 6. But I'm sure it would've been very close between the 2
@@loosewheelnutcouk if you think Ayrton could have won the 94, 95 and 96 titles you either did not watch those seasons or didn't understand what you were seeing. After electronic aids were dropped from F1, Ayrton was lost.
In my opinion Schumacher should be on top - He was totally unmatched in his prime. Also Vettel should be lower - the 4 titles were pretty much purely based on the car. This is also where the majority of Hams titles come from - Ham even lost vs Rosberg...This should never happen to a GOAT - Schumacher fought multiple times for titles in a mediocre/dogshit car. He even destroyed Senna in the first races of 94 in a fucking benetton. I actually never understood why so many people rate senna so high - he couldnt even dominate his own time since Prost was able to outsmart him twice... So atleast he wasnt nearly as complete as Schumacher.
Ham and Vettel are nothing to Schumacher or even Alonso
Schumacher would've been easily top 1, but I thought Hamilton and Senna were slightly ahead by like 0.001 point.
Boa noite.
Sou brasileiro e Amo demais o Ayrton.
Mas Schumacher é o número 1 da história da Fórmula e de todo Automobilismo Mundial.
O mais completo de todos os tempos.
Abraço do Brasil.
he destroy senna ?in ur dream maybe...scumcheater not even had a pole when the king was alive...and we see how he pass him in brasil cause of ilegal fuel pumps and electronics !!!
put some thinking into it, great rivalries were always a consistent measure for greatness. it's not only a matter of numbers, but also the relation with public and competitors alike. the fact that this is absent from the schummi era counts not as an "unmatched" but as the lack of something vital from the equation. Schummi has the records, no doubt, but what Senna and Prost represented in their Era was far more magnetic. and the legacy of Senna for the sport is unprecedent. Not only for his importance in a humongously vast country where car racing is not even popular, but because of the tragedy that struck his career when he was at the top of the game and it's lasting effects on F1. All that being said, my opinion is that ranking the best doesn't matter much for those ones who truly love the sport. what I want more than anything is to be witness of drivers so great as those ones discussed here.
Vettel is so underrated the car wasn’t even that dominant Webber couldn’t even finish second with it
Agree, he suffered from reliabilty, the straight line speed wasn't OP either like with 2014-2020 Merc or modern day Red Bull. Those seasons were very competitive but Vettel was so bloody good he made it look easy. Hamilton failed in 2010-2012, made dumb mistakes and he had the best car, especially race pace wise the McLaren was always better. Yet he didn't reach the top 3 in the standings ONCE.
@@Firemarioflower yeah this rocket ship car critique is absolutely unjustified people just didn’t watch those seasons and they want to undermine vettels accomplishments
Hamilton above Clark and Schumacher? come on...
Only just… but tbf to Lewis he has better numbers and counting
@@loosewheelnutcouk Hamilton failed in 2010-2012...... you're deluded.
In my opinion, Prost and Clark should be higher, Vettel and Villeneuve should be lower
Clark was a tough one, imo Clark is a natural, shame we didn't see that reflected in the titles.
Boa noite.
Concordo plenamente com Você.
Abraço do Brasil.
How the hell would Villeneuve be lower??
Another idea - since there were 34 champions, maybe you can make a top 34 or 30 driver's list who did not become world champions in the end. Ok, Nr 1 should obviously be Stirling Moss, but would be interesting to see who will prevail - Ronnie Peterson or Gilles Villeneuve for instance.
That’s a good idea. Noted.
Charles Leclerc will soon be Top 5 bro, and at some point No.1, the best without titles if he retires without winning one
Gilles is madly overrated
@@jax4113 He's still better than his son Jacques
@@emilekaram6094 I'm going to disagree. Gilles was fast, yes. Exceptionally so, but he was inconsistent and that's a massive thing. Consistency is what makes champions. Was Keke Rosberg faster than Gilles on outright pace? No, but he was fast enough and consistent.
Not only did Jacques win the F1 title that Gilles didn't. He also won the CART Championship and the 94 Indy 500. He was a much more complete and consistent driver than Gilles, and you can't argue that.
Gilles had exceptionally high peaks, definitely higher than Jacques. But when you struggle to operate at that peak consistently, then you're not going to become a champion. To really highlight this, the accident that killed him was caused by Gilles's own mistake.
As miniaturas são lindas,e o fato de ter três campeões brasileiros nesse vídeo e na história da F1 é motivo de orgulho (Emerson Fittipaldi,Nelson Piquet e Ayrton Senna) 🇧🇷
Óbvio, tem todos os pilotos
I do have a few issues with the order, but nevertheless great video!
Amazing video! Only thing I would change is moving Damon Hill down a bit, his career kind of died out after a few years. Everything else was great though!
Thank you for stopping by and have an amazing day!
this video is incredible
Where did you get all these die-cast from?
Mix of ebay, auctions, car boot sale, toy fair and charity shops
Hunt should be far lower on that list
Mario Andretti is definitely one of the most decorated and pronoun names in racing history.
When you add everyone into the mix is hard to 'rank' everyone objectively. Mario was underrated in F1 imo.
Airton senna
good list
Thank you
All those people over there commenting on order or shouting out their favourite driver and I'm over here annoyed as fuck that LWN called Brawn GP's trick the blown diffuser, when that was Red Bull/Adrian Newey's trick. Brawn's was the double diffuser.
OMG 😱
Boa noite !!!!!
Vídeo excelente.
Discordo de algumas posições, mas gostei muito do vídeo.
Quanto ao número 1, sou brasileiro e jamais existirá outra pessoa igual Ayrton Senna.
Mas o maior da história da Fórmula 1, sem dúvidas é Michael Schumacher.
Mesmo nível de performance do Ayrton, mas muito melhor no nível de desenvolvimento do carro e união da Equipe.
Ayrton Senna e Lewis Hamilton sentaram em carros campeões e venceram.
Schumacher pegou uma Benetton que andava no meio do Grid e fez ela Campeã.
Depois pegou a Ferrari e fez a mesma coisa.
Por isso, considero Schumacher muito mais completo.
Simplesmente o Melhor......
Obrigado pelo vídeo e parabéns pelo canal.
Abraço do Brasil.
Agree or disagree? let's light up the comment section and a thumbs up 👍 if you liked the video
Boa noite.
Like garantido.
Abraço do Brasil.....
Nope, a thumbs down for a terrible list and a number of negative comments. The only good thing is the cool die cast models.
This is a sensational video! Where would you now put Max with updated numbers of
185 Races
32 Poles
54 wins
3 Titles
Updated video dropping next weekend
Top 4 order is fine. Mario Andretti, Jochen Rindt and Jackie Stewart should be higher. Lauda and Damon Hill - lower. Jim Clark has to swap places with Nicky Lauda.
You would be more credible if you could spell "Niki"... the guy who won a title (1977) against not one but three superior cars (Lotus, McLaren and Wolf) and against his own team, who considered him finished but chose to honor his contract assuming he would be destroyed anyway.
14:03 and the birth of Jim Clark.
I wasn't around when Senna drove at his peak. I feel like one day i will talk the same about Max Verstappen as my father talks about Ayrton Senna.
Verstappen is an AI of racing. in 4 years time will have to re-edit this video. As long as he's motivated to continue racing, he will be the GOAT.
Boa noite.
Tive o privilégio de viver a época do Auge da Carreira de Senna, Prost, Schumacher, Alonso e agora Versttapen.
Todos são grandes Gênios do Esporte.
Tenho com Max a mesma sensação que tinha com os outros.
Acho que ele ainda vai subir muito na lista.
Abraço do Brasil pra Você e para seu Pai.
Max just doesn't really makes mistakes, unless he goes uber aggressive mode.
Senna you have to give it to him, the way he controlled the car when they getting quite powerful but very skittish was incredible, and I would not be sure Max could handle those cars with so much oversteer, I feel Max requires the nose to be more precise, whereas Senna just ragdolled his Mclaren around beautifully as times..
Ayrton was just god-like, and at a time when you had to let go of the wheel to shift gears!
@@ElementsMMAmax likes an oversteering car so much so that any other driver who has paired up with him struggled to drive in his setup. Albon talked about it briefly in an interview quite recently. I think given time max can adapt to most cars.
Senna 1... ok, the only 1 Senna feared was Mansell.
Senna, the legend
So unfair to place Hulme near the bottom... you are ignoring he was the #2 driver to the pretty selfish Jack Brabham, who always kept the best engines and updates to himself, and even did not tend an offer to Hulme to stay with the team for 1968.
Also underrated are Alonso, who nearly won not one but two titles with a dog of a car, Stewart, who beat the widely superior Lotus of Fittipaldi and Peterson in 1973, Fangio, who won almost 50% of the races he started up to the age of 46, Schumacher, number 1 in most non British F1 greats lists, and Verstappen, one of the most dominating drivers in history.
Most overrated are Andretti, who only won thanks to a contract that forced Peterson to follow him on track, Villeneuve, who only won when he had a monster advantage and was dropped in multiple seasons for reserve drivers, Damon Hill, who lost a title to a driver who missed four races, Senna, who won the 1988 title because of a weird rule that forced drivers to discard some of their best results (Prost had beaten him on total points), and Hunt, who won by a single point to a driver who missed three races.
I generally agree, but contracts are contracts, Hill and Villeneuve do have a racing pedigree. Fangio won with best cars, etc. etc
Ultimately, the position of each I think it’s fair. Now I can’t please everyone bit I understand all your points.
The Ferraris of 2010 and 2012 were not dogs. Please be quiet. At some point in 2010 Ferrari was easily the quickest. It was a competitive season and Alonso never had a chance if Seb didn't retire from 2 GP's with an engine problem and failed brakes in Australia. In Bahrain he lost the win with another problem to be 4th. The McLaren was fast too. Alonso profitted from RedBull's reliabiltiy problems. Alonso didn't suffer from that ONCE. He made mistakes.
@@Firemarioflower is that why in 2012 Alonso often failed to make Q3, or when he did, he usually qualified 8th or 9th? And why Massa scored a miserly two podiums with no wins?
@@loosewheelnutcouk I understand this is subjective. Just one thing, Fangio won in '57 without the best car. He only drove for Maserati (which was bankrupt and unable to design a new car) because Ferrari didn't offer him a contract extension, pissed because he talked to Vanwall (which in the end went with an all-British lineup)
Automatically disagree with all rankings outside official statistics, as no one has watched every race with identical telemetry to make such a assessment.
We got a badass over here.
Official statistics are pointless when the sport has changed so much over time - a modern season has 3 times the number of races they were contesting in the 1950s, and 50% more than what a season was in the 1980s. The field is packed closer together, but it is way less competitive. The cars never break down and they're objectively way easier to drive - compared to the past, we see very little offs, spins and unforced mistakes during the races. The list is never ending, but the concept remains: the number don't come anywhere close to painting a full picture.
kimi could've ranked higher if mclaren car didnt let him down
I agree, when putting this list together and I thought well... he def wasted his potential by decisions and unreliability.
Boa noite.
Kimi e Alonso são de um nível onde poucos chegaram.
Infelizmente algum capricho do destino não permitiu eles vencerem mais Campeonatos.
Abraço do Brasil.
@@FlavioSpiritYes, Prime Kimi and Prime Nando>> Prime Schumi and Seb
@@emilekaram6094 boa noite.
Grande abraço.....
@@FlavioSpiritGood night??
Jack Brabham is criminally low at 14 and I'll take a bullet to the head before I EVER say that Piquet is better than Mansell.
Nah I love Senna as much as the next dude, but his stats are similar soon to be inferior to Max’s with a similar amount of races, whilst Max was racing in the most one car dominant period of all time and Senna didn’t manage to beat Prost consistently. He is the best qualifier of all time though by a long shot. But in terms of the best driver I’d have to say Schumacher and Hamilton in second. I’d give Senna the edge over Prost, but I think Max will surpass both if not all four by the end of his career.
How can you put Schumi at #4 complaining about his aggressiveness and on-track moves but put Senna #1, who literally did the same things such as shunting Prost in 89' and 1990 BOTH AT SUZUKA
Plus Schumacher should be #1 IMO followed by Senna and Hamilton, because remember nice guys dont win in Formula 1. The best drivers ever go for the kill lap 1 or lap 66/final it don't matter
there will be a new video a bit less biased. Stay tuned for that one. Dropping on the Abu Dhabi GP weekend.
Always nice to remember everybody what Hamilton’s boss and former World Champion Niki Lauda said about Max Verstappen: _”This is a once in a century talent. There has never been a driver like him and if you ask me there wil never be another with that level of natural talent.”_
Where can I get these models
Will make a video soon on where to get cars and best practice
Can I ask what the brand of model you have? They look like amazing quality
@@kbmotorsport a mix of Minichamps, Spark, Onyx, Quartzo, RBA, Panini and Hot Wheels.
3 - Senna
2 - Prost
1 - Lauda
Mario Andretti won the 24hLM but no overall, there's a difference 😅😅
Yes, good point!
John Surtees' acheivement is easily the most underrated in mototsports history. Imagine Rossi, Stoner or Marques jumping into an F1 car and beating the likes of Hamilton, Alonso and Vertappen to become F1 world Champion. Remember when Surtees won the title in 1964 he was going up against Jim Clark, unquestionably the greatest of them all.
I see comments like this, I ❤️. You do have a point here, but the perfect video doesn’t exist.
Too much recency bias. You need to judge based on how far ahead the drivers were of their contemporaries. On that basis the top drivers are Fangio, Clark, Stewart, Prost, Senna and Schumi.
I actually agree with this, I'm making a new video as we speak.
I want to buy these little car. Where i find?
ebay, facebook marketplace, local shops, or retailers
Totally agree, Great list!
Thank you!!!
I want that miniature cars
E pra vender quanto o valor de cada um Willians fortaleza Ceará Brasil
Your logic with Hamilton is a bit off in my opinion, how can you put senna above him when he won more than double WC's and has the records for qualifying, wins, fastest laps!! He did have challengers in his career mainly everyone of them!! Being Rosberg who was a great driver and a WC, Button was a great driver and a WC and Alonso who was a 2x WC and reigning WC! Who Hamilton beat in his first season as a rookie! Senna also had a good teammate that he lost to aswell, being prost! You can't say Hamilton was never tested by teammates! Thats my point!!!!! Lewis beat 3 teammates that were WC's!
I can't argue much about Alonso, but Rosberg and Button are a bit off in terms of legendary status, compared to Lauda and Prost. Sure Nico and Jenson are great, far from rivalry. Both could've done a bit more.
I definitely thin Verstappen is going to climb to the top of the list by the end of his carreer, and hopefully Alonso sneaks in one last crack at the championship before he retires in the Aston Martin.
Boa noite.
Penso exatamente igual Você.
O tempo vai dizer......
Abraço do Brasil.
Nope. Next year it will be Charles' time
@@Firemarioflower at this rate it's honestly impossible to tell who's going to turn up and put in a bid for the championship with the development rate at the moment.
11:06 Okay now you need a slap in the face for blasphemy. Jim Clark should occupy the first 3 places on the list with the 2nd best driver (Schumacher) at number 4.
😂😂
It was going good until you did not put the GOAT michael schumacher in number one
In my opinion :
1) senna
2) msc
3) Hamilton
4) Prost
5) verstappen
You know I agree with this.
Vettel and Hamilton should be lower… both of them were hardly carried by their car
vettel proved the caliber of driver that he was in 2014-2020
I wouldn't put him in the top 10 in my opinion
Ridiculous to have Vettel above Alonso - just look at what Fernando is doing in the Aston this season compared to Seb.
Mansell, Alonso and Hakkinen should all be above Vettel.
@@ElementsMMAmaybe bc Seb was driving the 8th-9th fastest car last year. Ofc Fernando would be doing better this year.
@@ElementsMMAI mean, it would honestly be ridiculous to have the latter when Vettel had more success in less time and kept his relationships better.
Ferrari t3 1978 reutema n escala 1/18 consiguen y que precio
Jacques won in 97, hill won in 96, since you said jacques won in 96
No way Hamilton is 2nd, he's beeb beaten by so many teammates and has had the best car longer than any other driver.
Someone had to be number one, it's really a coin toss between the top 5.
Precisely
Boa noite.
Concordo plenamente com Você.
Abraço do Brasil.
"So many"
Button, Rosberg and Russell. Is that many?
It’s also about what u do with the car. U can have the best car but be Bottas. While I don’t agree with Lewis being top 2, it’s not like he didn’t earn a spot higher up.
There is no way Schumacher is below Prost
He definitely is.
Prost had tough teammates!
I agree, Senna was the GOAT.
8:36 you forgot James Hunt
Good shout:) facepalm😂
No hate but Hunt won a wdc between Stewart and Mansell in ’76
I am stupid
Senna samuray brasileiro
At 13:19 Booooooo the driver who destroyed F1
sorry but hamilton cant be ahead of schumacher, fangio and clark.
New video, stats only, drops mid August
100%
Stewart 11????????what???
Making a new video in the next 2 weeks, let's see how well he does in that one.
schmacher 4th
should have been 1st or 2nd can have senna ahead of him
vettel should be above
rest dont really have a problem with it
Thank you!
Max not number 1 is just nostalgia baiting. Fangio higher? Really? Lmao
Absolute RUBBISH! How dare you put Ascari so low whilst overrating Fangio like that!!!!
He's much faster than Fangio and was more dominant. He was like a perfect driver. 9 victories in a row (indy doesn't count).
Had he not died he would continue to whoop Fangio's ass.
Also, Schumacher and Vettel should be clearly 1 and 2. Hamilton is overrated and not even top 10. Verstappen ranks higher as well.
LOL the audacity to put Hill so high, he was lucky with such a dominant car. WTF an no Senna isn't number 1, he's not top 10 either. Most dirty way to win a championship ever
Don’t get me wrong, I do agree with the Ascari bit, thought it was a bit harsh
So sad Lewis didn't stopped on his high days, Now in his twilight years he will go in history as Cry baby and biggest moaner of all times
VETTEL JUST ON P8, YOU KNOW NOTHING.
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everybody knows who is the 🐐
Senna
Ascari way too low, Piquet and Clark deserved higher, Vettel and Hamilton are too high
My top 5
5. Alain Prost
4. Lewis Hamilton
3. Ayrton Senna
2. Juan Manuel Fangio
1. Michael Schumacher
This is really close to my personal list. I take Lewis up to 3 and swap Prost and Senna.
It’s not clear what criteria you’re using to rank drivers… your rankings seem somewhat arbitrary.
I would agree to that - reason for not using a criteria was, too many drivers were tied at the end. I have used a mix of bias, ngl.
@@loosewheelnutcouk - well I appreciate your honesty!!
It’s tough when you’re ranking the all time greats. No matter what order you put them in, you will never make everyone happy.
@@F1FanCanuck At the end of the day, people will stick to their idols regardless of these rankings made by wannabee CZcamsrs. :D
@@loosewheelnutcouk - isn’t that the truth!
All the same, the video was very well done.
Ah yes WOLRD
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Senna the
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Hamilton is second because he didn’t have a rivalry. Hamilton vs Alonso vs Raikkonen - Hamilton vs Massa - Hamilton vs Rosberg - Hamilton vs Vettel & Hamilton vs Verstappen. These are rivalry’s. Lewis has only had the best car in 07, 14,15,16,19 & 20. The rest have been very competitive with in seasons like 08,09,10,11,12,13,17,18 & 21. Plus 2014 - 2016 we had a battle for the championship not like Redbull’s farce of today.
Hahahahhaha. Joker
Sorry, but Senna and Prost were not better then Schumacher, Alonso and Hamilton, and I've seen them all race.
@@antoniobarbosa3641 Yes, he had a very limited driving style compared to Alonso. Senna never challenged for the title with the 4th fastest car on the grid.
Senna and Prost would never have tied with a rookie Hamilton!
I disagree
duly noted