Formula 1 all Race Winners
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- Formula One (F1) is the highest class of open-wheeled motor racing defined by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), motorsport's world governing body. The "formula" in the name refers to a set of rules to which all participants and cars must conform. The F1 World Championship season consists of a series of races, known as Grands Prix, held usually on purpose-built circuits, and in a few cases on closed city streets. Each winner is presented with a trophy and the results of each race are combined to determine two annual Championships, one for drivers and one for constructors. The World Championship for Drivers is held since 1950, after the Formula One standard was agreed upon in 1946. The Constructors' Championship was added for the 1958 season and has been awarded ever since.
Lewis Hamilton holds the record for the most race wins in Formula One history, with 103 wins to date. Michael Schumacher, the previous record holder, is second with 91 wins, and Sebastian Vettel is third with 53 victories. Kimi Räikkönen holds the distinction of having the longest time between his first win and his last. He won his first Grand Prix at the 2003 Malaysian Grand Prix, and his last at the 2018 United States Grand Prix, a span of 15 years and 212 days. Riccardo Patrese holds the record for the longest period of time between two race wins - more than six-and-a-half years between the 1983 South African Grand Prix and the 1990 San Marino Grand Prix. Mario Andretti had to wait the longest time between his maiden victory at the 1971 South African Grand Prix and his second win - coming five years, seven months and 18 days later at the 1976 Japanese Grand Prix. Sebastian Vettel holds the record for the most consecutive wins, having won nine Grands Prix in a row from the 2013 Belgian Grand Prix to the 2013 Brazilian Grand Prix. Max Verstappen is the youngest winner of a Grand Prix; he was 18 years and 228 days old when he won the 2016 Spanish Grand Prix. Luigi Fagioli is the oldest winner of a Formula One Grand Prix; he was 53 years and 22 days old when he won the 1951 French Grand Prix.
As of the 2023 Miami Grand Prix, out of the 774 drivers who started a Grand Prix, there have been 113 Formula One Grand Prix winners. The first Grand Prix winner was Giuseppe Farina at the 1950 British Grand Prix, and the most recent driver to score their first Grand Prix win is George Russell who took his first win at the 2022 São Paulo Grand Prix. Three Grands Prix, the 1951 French, the 1956 Argentine and the 1957 British Grand Prix, were won by two drivers sharing a car.
This list includes the winners of the Indianapolis 500 race between 1950 and 1960, as they formed part of the World Championships, even though they were not run by Formula One regulations, nor are they referred to as Grands Prix. - Sport
Still Waiting for Alonso's 33rd Win.
C'mon... DO IT ALONSO
Ok I have a question was. Was "El plan" to win another race or championship?
@@colincampbell3837 Yes. It will be very special if he win today in Spain
Can he do it today in Canada?
@@beltrandelpoz203bro he ain’t gonna win it anywhere unless max crashes
Of if max crashes with a bird
15 wins for Button. That's pretty neat. So many legends on this list. Everyone who won a race or even tried deserves my respect, because today we see how difficult it can be.
BrawnGP double diffuser
@eltoro3077 they had an advantage for half a season that's all and it wasn't huge compared to merc era
senna 41 wins from only 161 races is just mega
while driving in a very inconsistent era, not that lewis 103 is not crazy but todays cars are much more reliable, while senna and prost raced with super unreliable cars with inconsistent team performances, really a diferent era, great adaptable drivers diferent exigencies for the drivers.
Fangio 24/51
@@pabloesteva1721 dude competitions in the 50s where a complete shit fest, yes its very comemorable he won 24/51, but there were always only 2 cars that really competed for first place because they were not only the fastest but the ones that could race and actually compete the race without breaking, AND if they broke down he could simply just change cars because the teams had a spare one in the boxes, 1950 competition had about 50 different drivers race in F1, most of them didnt participate on every race fangio included, they retired A LOT and it was simply too inconsistent, its a amazing achievment but much more on the grounds of having a ton of money dumped on car parts and spare cars and "good" engines than really being the best of the best, still a f1 legend.
But is still only 7th on all time win percentage. Behind names like Prost, Clark and Fangio.
@@lukasausen you are talking shit. fangio won with any car, competitive or not. That is why he is the driver with the best average and the only one who has 5 of his titles in 4 different teams.
5/5/2024: Lando Norris got his first F1 Win at Miami
Jim Clark 25 wins from 72 starts in an incredibly unreliable car
34,72% GOAT
He was awesome. The best of his time
@@FernasRPGmany would say best ever...
@@hansgrueber81691 senna 2 Villeneuve 3 clark 4 fangio
Juan Manuel Fangio enters to the chat
The fact that the list started and ended with Merc's current lineup is kinda hilarious.
Spot on
mercedes sandwich
@@raatelija9307a long long sandwich
Crazy how easily verstappen can get 3rd place in this list
Yep supreme talent nothing to do with the car I mean I know a guy on here who also did that but people only say it was the car go figure one guy car the other guy talent smh.
@@DRA25dra so unnecessarily salty
@DRA25dra the reverse could be said too...
@@Theactualgamer1 Anybody putting on a firesuit a helmet and drives or rides at 150+ MPH has my ultimate respect I'm not a moron like the majority of the fanbases worldwide I actually realize the crazy skill you have to have and a screw loose to do what they do in these cars.
Cheat boy on cheat team. No credibility. No real competition with the fastest car developed by cheating
Mario Andretti: Greatest Crossover Driver - F1 World Title, IndyCar title, Indianapolis 500 winner, NASCAR Daytona 500 winner, LeMans winner. At one time his name was synonymous with speed. This is a fantastic compilation, you did an excellent job with graphics, pictures, and data. Interesting, I don’t think I have seen F1 driver wins presented like this before. Very well done!
yep,also i feel like he could have gotten the Triple Crown of Motorsport achivement if he had won the Monaco GP and 24 Hours of Le Mans
If he had won the monaco gp he would've been my g.o.a.t
Wait till you hear about Jacky Ickx.
Never won Le Mans
Aside from Jack Brabham, Mario was probably the only F1 World Champion who started his career on dirt ovals.
Seeing Maldonado’s win will always make me smile, what a wonderful result
He's forever my GOAT and favourite driver 🐐
Max now has 44, he can reach Prost and Seb this season, that's insane
45*
Luckily I'm here to push it into the gravel pit in F1 23! 😂
46 today 🦁
47
Срать на него он как Хэмилтон не заслужил эти победы, формула умерла, лет 10 назад.
Verstappen is going to beat Sebastian sometime next year I think
EDIT: Verstappen is already on 41 wins now
Theoretically it can happen this season but it's almost impossible
@@random_username_thats_not_used Verstappen: hold my beer😂
what do you mean? by wins or by prime?
if wins: max can beat him for like 3 seasons
by prime: 2013 seb > 2022 max -🤓
@@random_username_thats_not_used people also thought shucmi's record will never be equalled also many people thought max beating Lewis is impossible
Watch him do this this year
Schumacher and Hamilton is from another planet
Both admired senna.
A driver s greatness isn t about just their wins,depends on facilities, less races or more races Per season,how good or how bad the car was,If he had challangers or not.If people like Hamilton or Schumacher raced in Fangio s times,i can guarantee they wouldn t have scored that much
Their cars and engines were from another planet
@@guirolain2319 watch Schumachers 1995-1999 seasons, maybe then you might understand why he's not just the car.
@@florencemodina6293Everyone admires Senna.
This is how you know formula 1 changed.
Keke Rosberg is a world champion with only 5 wins
Phil Hill and Mike Hawthorn with 3 wins tho
Jack Brabham a triple World Champion with only 14 wins, meanwhile Stirling Moss 16 wins without a single Championship.
@@tommyracing2011 Alberto Ascari 13 wins double world champion
Rosberg had only one win in his championchip season.
@@Farigeri hill won 2 races in his wdc season and hawthorn won 1 race in the season.
Prost is the most underated driver of all time. In terms of stats he's up there with the drivers considered as the best ever and yet hes never mentionned
This ☝️☝️☝️ So true !
I guess it's because of his more calculated driving style. Senna had his big mouth, his undeniable charm and that rawness in him. A better client for medias than Alain Prost and unfortunately he's a bit forgotten now when truly both of them (and Mansell in the same era) were totally some of F1's greatest.
@@FoxJof and Senna died during the race = make him a legend
Phil Hill is WDC with only 3 wins, and only 2 in the year he become WDC. Those races and seasons in the 60's were insane.
And the funny thing is, Stirling Moss has 16 wins and no championships. Crazy times.
Keke Rosberg with 5 wins
@@RefreshingCanOfCokeIt might be the same fate for Leclerc. I can see Sainz pulling of a Keke '82.
The video started with a Mercedes driver and ended with a Mercedes driver............. "MERCEDES SANDWICH"
Start at Fangio with 24 wins you only have true greats of the sport. Awesome to see them all lined up.
Rosberg, Hill, Piquet are no greats of the sport? They are not top 10 material but wtf does greats of the sport mean if you WDC?
They are literally world champions mate.
Before that is Hunt, Barrichello. Dumb comment
@@xSCHEF wouldn't say Piquet is a true great if I'm honest. Especially if you look beyond the driving
Keke Roberg won F1 champion title with only 5 wins in whole career. Pretty intesting stat 🤔
Kimi has 21 wins but he’s a legend.
Nice video. Shows how special it is to win and how incredible it is to win a lot.
Danny ric is so underrated. So far up the list ahead of many big names
he is a nice guy, but i think his career is done.
Nah, he is overrated, completely washed. He is like Leclerc, wasted potential because of his lack of patience. Bottas has more wins than him
@@ferst262 true, but Bottas had a Monster of a car as well
@@VanessaSGamingParadise and so did Ricciardo… and still got beaten by Max. The only difference is that Bottas was able to adapt to worse cars and he can get seats at good teams. Ricciardo is washed
Yeah but before there where less race and more tecnical problems, I mean Keke Rosberg won a WDC with 5 wins in career, Pironi was near to do that with 3 wins
Most the people on this list were lucky to get 2 wins
Just imagine how it must feel knowing you can win 100 F1 races and still keep counting
It must have felt like "Bono, My tyres are gone"
@@Reachrahulrambosurprisingly he said that only 14 times out of this 103 race wins. 8 times he said it and didn't win the race.
Last time hamilton won a race, we all had to wear masks and stay home.
Some names might throw people off but remember that the Indy 500 was considered an F1 event. I can't recall the exact years (50's and 60's). Many of the American drivers with 1 win had that win in the Indy 500.
Airton sena el mejor de la historia
Jim Clark, Greatest of all drivers.
Vettel third all time and somehow doesn’t have the respect he deserves
Vettel litteral goat in my book
@@jeandidier284 top 15.
Verstapen 56 ja
@@jeandidier284 Vettel had a great prime but GOAT? Dude washed up hard after 2018. He nearly got beat by Stroll in his last two seasons
For anyone wondering, Max now has 58 wins (as of Chinese GP 2024) which puts him 3rd behind Schumi and ahead of Seb
Verstappen will beat senna in terms of race victories this year
Incredible😮
@@3enCooper senna is only by about 3% better win ratio than max
@@3enCooper Senna didn't have to cope with a dominant team in front of him, he WAS in the dominant teams. And yes, the same will be true for future Champions now driving behind Max.
Maxs win ratio is now better than Sennas
not only Senna, he beats Prost too
Lewis and Michael, they are 🐐
Nice video, congratulations
Can't help but wonder how many Senna could've had
I feel bad for Leclerc. I love Ferrari and Leclerc might be the fastest on a one lap pace in this era and I feel he's going to waste it at Ferrari. I just hope that Ferrari gets their act together and helps Leclerc go down as one of the best.
This should be updated on a two week basis for Max
Prost 51 Wins in the 80s its 🤯🤯
Trulli and Alesi only one win.... wow
In great company with Maldonado 🙄
Crazy that Perez has more wins than Leclerc and Sainz
ferrari cursed bro
?
Sainz having 1 win is already amazing for him
Better driver. Better car. Better team.
Mdrrr Perez aurait dû en avoir beaucoup plus avec sa voiture il vaut mieux se taire 😂
For anyone wondering: 113 different GP winners
it´s more races in one season now, then it was back in the days
Very true. In the early 1950's only five or six races counted towards the World Championship ( including the Indianapolis 500 ).
max getting from 38 wins to 50 wins in just a span of 5 months
Ascari is so underrated!
historical ignorance.
Daniel Ric 8 wins. he’s underrated
Wow, I totally thought Cevert got more than a win before he died.
Would’ve been world champion had he lived another year…
Juan Pablo Montoya, Felipe Massa, Kimi Raikkonen, Jenson Button, Robert Kubica, Nico Rosberg, Valtteri Bottas, Daniel Ricciardo, Rubens Barrichello deserved more victories
Amazing Senna top 5 still and Made Not so many races. Sure best Driver!
Okay I didn’t realize Max had THAT many wins
Yeah there's a good chance he beats Prost this year. He only needs 14 more wins in that RB car and now that the majority of street circuits are gone Perez will probably fall back.
Pls stop, he drives as 1st driver of the top team for 7 years now and we have more and more races. It's fuvking obvious... I wouldn't call it "THAT"
@@abcede3897 nearly every driver at the top was a number one driver for the majority of their career. Also, Max was not a number 1 when Ricciardo was there. They literally traded DRS for quali each race.
I agree with you on the more races point as Max is also the first one to point that out, but the rest of your comment just comes across as dumb Max hate.
@@shaunlevin5081You're right that I wanted to say something different than it turned out to sound. Oops. And yes, I don't sympathize much with Max cause I hardly have any joy from re-watching season 2014 with different cast... 2012 maybe?
@@abcede3897 yeah I agree. As a Max fan I don't want to see dominance. Although I do disagree with one thing you said. This isn't going to be like 2014. It's going to be like 2019 or 2020 where Max pulls away, which sucks. I wanna see a title battle like 2021, but sadly that's the way F1 is.
Schumacher my hero.
Grande Gilles ❤️🏁
This video is good.very simple to learn.👍
2:10 Mike Hawthorn and Phil Hill were World Champions with just 3 wins. Shows how competitive that age of racing was
Lewis that’s insane
Didn't expect Ricciardo has more than leclerc
From Piquet onwards it's a parade of legends! (Of course it's not only them.)
He's one of them
@@Gustavo-nm3eu Of course.
Even as Max fan i would argue lists like this is comparing apples to oranges. Take any driver on the grid and put him in the current Red Bull and he makes this list more then likely.
People thought the same with Mercedes as well. And before that with Redbull, and before that with McLaren and Ferrari. Winning 1 or 2 races is one this. Been next to Max and winning a lot more is another😂😂😂😂 ..
You only get put in the current Red Bull if you are a Max level driver though, I think people forget that a bad driver would not find themselves in that position in the first place.
@randar strawman argument. Every car is bespoke, not many would like the setup VER prefers. It's why PER took two years to settle into the car, GAS and ALB washed out.
Isn’t that always the case? Pretty much every dominant driver drove as the 1st driver for the top team.
You’d have to be incredibly biased to say it isn’t.
And how many other #2 RB drivers have come and gone since max held that seat? 5 in 7 years?
If anything look at Merc and Bottas and tell me that wasn’t the car.
They all had teamates and they and theres always one faster exept senna and prost they where rally tight
40 wins today
Kinda mad that the most recent driver to get 2 wins is an 80s driver
Crazy that there are F1 champions with so few wins.
I've seen Panis shock 1st win as a kid, it's was brilliant
Fangio ratio is really something monstrous.Nearly 1 out of 2 races win with a stat like that Hamilton would have 158 wins
Crazy how you can be winning races left and right and seemingly at the top of your career and then your wins just stop. Usually due to equipment falling off a cliff.
Senna🇧🇷🏆🏆🏆
now we need an update cause of lando norris
I think the weirdest is that Keke Rosberg had only 5 wins, and somehow is a world champion.
If you think about it, there were less races in the past so it makes sense
Ay bro your got 3 wins 😂😂 didn't realise
And Moss 16 without one😮
Well Phil Hill had only three wins and is one as well. He had only two wins in the season he won the title
@@sussybaka3592 Imagine Mike Hawthorn. Three wins, one in his championship season, immediately retires and dies in a road accident
That’s back when there was more competition. Not a spoonfed cheat fest. No credibility since these new regulations begun.
Better if you change the label of constructors to the career years or grand prix they win in... For example, Prost won for 4 different teams
After 3 1/4 years with Ferrari, only 5 race wins to Leclerc's name? I haven't thought about it but holy smokes... People talk of him like he's Verstappen-caliber.. Maybe Quali, but that's where it ends! Def's doesn't have the same bulletproof mentality that Verstappen has!
He certainly should have won last year, but Charles has only ever had 2 race winning cars in his 5 years
Verstappen indeed is the better driver, but you forgot that Charles also drives for Ferrari
@@ggmu1478 I haven't forgotten a team that, in the realm of being the dominant leading team, has been absolute trash for essentially 17 seasons. LOL
..BUT I guess I didn't mention Ferrari which warrants your reply so yeah. But no, I know.
Ferrari strategists +unreliable car = few wins
@@slowaccord + Leclerc choking nearly half the chances where the stars aligned for him to win. 2021 onwards he's had misaligned stars though so maybe (hopefully) he's got his mental under control for when the opportunity does arise.
114 lets go lando
Agora os pilotos conseguem vitórias mais fáceis. Antes parecia uma eternidade passar Senna ou Shumacher.
Charles still only 5 wins is embarrassing
If Max keeps his head down and has a half decent car, he'll beat them all. I have no doubt.
Senna GOAT
I don’t even think he’s top five
He really happy look at smile of Fernando Alonso🥺😁
My man hamilton!!
Really? Tell your man it s been 2 years since his last victory, Max Verstappen won 3 championships since his last race win
*HULKEMBER CRYING IN THE CORNER* Why am I still here.... Just to suffer....
OMG LEWIS HAMLTON IS THE ONLY F1 DRIVER TO HAVE MORE THAN 100 WINS
He had basically no competition for 8 years straight.
@@le0shadow Like Max this and last season
@@airjersey89yes I'm not implying Veretappen is that good either.
How many in last 27? Only wrecking his win percentage.
With more races in one year and living in safe zone with unbeatable and reliable car. Lewis can reach 100 easily. But it didn't have enough proof that he is the best.
90's car are the worst car era when a lot of transistions and researches, plus races are mostly done biweekly. That alone cause even winning once is the best experience. And Jacques can get WDC by luck with less win is already a thing that will be expected
Carlos Reutemann 12 victories, but no champion because the owner of the circus Bernie Eclestone avoided it, they never forgave him for being such a honest competitor. Formula 1 is very difficult and he ran for the best teams, brabham, lotus, ferrari, williams and in all of them made big contributions.
Are you referring to Bernie's recent confession about swaying the 1981 World Championship at the 1981 Caesars Palace (Las Vegas) Grand Prix?
@@KavinRamchandran that's righth he told that to Reutemann's daughter
The funny thing is that Webber is the only f1 driver to finish his career at 9 victories
Cool video Max verstappen
If there can be any filter other than ranking them by numbers on the paper, like how many fights wheel to wheel,how many recoveries,how good they were in heavy rain conditions,how good they defended and how good they drove a garbage car, Lewis Hamilton will be invisible and drivers like Ayrton Senna,Michael Schumacher,Gilles Villneuve,Niki Lauda,J M Fangio or Jim Clark would be ranked as they deserved
Difference between 1st, 2nd and 3rd is massive
how can i make a video like that? i want to know how to do this kind of transition that you could see the previous photo and passing to the outher side, please if you could help me.
When I saw Mercedes in black and white got confused for a moment 😅
Charles Leclerc is so funny
Cool...
Can we get a similiar ranking, but according how many wins driver's team mates have had😉😜
Finally Lando Norris 🥇
Carlos pace ❤
I think there is a kind of threshold at 24 wins... all the ones after are really Legend stuff
The number of wins isn’t the measure of the drivers skill. In the early years of F1, they may be only a hand full of races, so the number of wins in a season still remains a small number. The measure of a drivers skill is better judged by % wins, then that would put at.
No 1: Juan Manuel Fangio - 47.06%,
No 2: Alberto Ascari - 40.63%,
No 3: Jim Clark - 34.72%,
No 4: Lewis Hamilton - 33.01%,
No 5: Michael Schumacher - 29.64%,
No 6: Jackie Stewart - 27.27%,
No 7: Alain Prost - 25.63%,
No 8: Ayrton Senna - 25.47%,
No 9: Stirling Moss - 24.24%,
No 10: Max Verstappen - 21.82%.
Some people may be surprised by some drivers who didn’t make the top 10.
I have added to my original comment:
% podiums agains race starts.
No 1: Dorino Serafini - 100% (only interred in 1 race 1950, finished 3rd)
No 2: Luigi Fagioli - 85.71% (only interred in 7 races 1950 51, 6 podiums)
No 3: Juan Manuel Fangio - 67.31%
No 4: Louis Hamilton- 60.88%
No 5: José Froilán González - 57.69%
No 6: Giuseppe Farina - 57.14% (first F1 World Champion 1950)
No 7: Alain Prost - 52.48%
No 8: Alberto Ascari - 51.52 (double world champion 1952 & 53)
No 9: Michael Schumacher - 50.32%
N0 10: Mauri Rose - 50% (only entered in 2 races 1950 & 51, 1 podium)
Sam Hanks - 50% (only entered in 8 races 1950-57, 4 podiums)
Again it my surprise some people by drivers that are missing from this list. But can this change who is the best F1 driver is/was.
Even that isn't the correct metric as many didn't get a championship-winning car until later in their career and even later the team goes shit, for example to say a driver is more skilled winning in 2020 Merc than a guy in let's say in 2012 Merc is a stupid comparison if we're talking about the skill alone so a better metric will be pole position to win ratio of course for people who have had multiple races wins more than 2 I can be wrong though but that's how I see it.
@@rajatgupta9043even pole to win isn't a good comparison. In 2019 Leclerc had 7 poles compared to 4 for Lewis and 5 for bottas while Lewis had 10 wins to leclercs 2 and bottas 3(Lewis just set up the car for races)
@@rajatgupta9043 I was comparing % wins from starts. If you compare number of possums per starts the % would be higher for the above.
Damn JMF is on the grind
@@alanhindmarch4483 again there is a fallacy in the early years that either the rich raced or the best drivers. So in reality there were only 5 or 6 actual racers and mostly pay drivers( in the 50s and 60s). Combine that with fangio only racing for the best team means he naturally has a high win %
I just noticed that Leclerc has ONLY 5 wins and that's less than Perez...he deserves a lot more, he's extremely talented but maybe we overestimated him a bit because of the season 2019
Leclerc is overrated. He is doing mistakes all the time
here after Carlos Sainz won Australian GP 2024
and Ferrari finished 1-2 🎉
Max right now with 58 wins
23 races/year. Ancient drivers used to run 12 races each season
These rankings should be with %. It's far 'easier' for Verstappen to get 38 wins than for Stewart to get 27 wins.
found another lewis dick tider
Bad example, both are top 10 in percentage
% is not reliable either. You can argue that more races means its "harder" to achieve more wins because of more packed GP in one year and you need to be always fit 3-4 races in 5 weeks compared to 1-2 races per 2 months 30-40 years ago.
@@mochachino56 You do have a point, even if today it's less exhausting than 30-40 years ago. Another disadvantage of % is that some Indy 500-drivers have 50% because they won 1/2 races. So the best sollution is maybe to use absolute victories and % at the same time. If you only use absolute numbers you'll find Fangio, one of the best of all time, on 12th place while he has won an incredible 47% of F1-races counting for the championship.
Stewart’s win percentage is 27% and Verstappens is 26.14%. So I’d hardly describe it as “far easier”.
Carlos ❤🏎️
Is it just me or did you use Checo's silhouette for who is next?
Congratulations to everyone ✌️🎉🎉🎉
Adicional a ello, George Russell ya ganó un GP en F1!
Who will be the next to break 100 F1-wins. Currently there is only ONE who has achieved this historic feat. That's for the eternity of this sport.
Kimi ❤
Still clueless how Jean Alesi only won 1 race
Ronnie Peterson looks like a potential father of Kimi Räikonen
The cars make the pilots. If every f1 was similar to the power, it will be very different
the power (engine) is the same for all ... but aero and floor make the difference (engineers skills : that's F1)
i think we have seen the best with schumacher and hamilton