Jim Clark

Jim Clark’s 34.7% win rate—25 victories from 72 starts—stands as the second-highest in F1 history, outperforming #10 Alonso's 33 wins from 395 races (8.4%). His two World Championships (1963, 1965) and victories at the Indianapolis 500 and Tasman Series showcase his adaptability on any surface. A car that handled divinely under Clark's touch, his natural control and ability to dominate in wet conditions set a benchmark that only Fangio surpasses in win percentage. This mastery, combined with his universally respected character, made him the sport's first unanimous choice for greatest of all time.