Top 10 Best F1 Drivers of All Time

Seven championships tied with Schumacher, 103 race wins, and the first Black driver to compete in and dominate the pinnacle of motorsport through sheer talent and determination.

Three world titles, 65 poles, and a supernatural ability in the rain that bordered on the mystical — his rivalry with Prost and tragic death at Imola defined an entire era.

Four consecutive championships including a record 19 wins in a single season — the Dutchman has been the most dominant force in F1 since Schumacher's peak.

Five world championships in the 1950s with four different teams, winning 46% of his races in an era when a single mistake meant death — the original benchmark of greatness.

The Professor won four titles through cerebral racecraft and consistency, and his war with Senna produced the most intense rivalry Formula 1 has ever known.

Two world titles and 25 wins in just 72 starts — the shy Scottish farmer was so naturally fast that Senna later called him the greatest of all time.

Three championships bookending a near-fatal Nürburgring crash that left him scarred for life — Lauda returned to racing six weeks later, bandages still bloody, and won the title.

Two championships that should have been more, consistently extracting performance from inferior cars, and still racing competitively into his 40s with sheer willpower and racecraft.

Four consecutive world titles with Red Bull before turning 27, making him the youngest quadruple champion ever — yet his Ferrari years left fans debating where he truly ranks.