Formula 1 Driver Wins Ranking 1950-2019
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- Опубликовано: 12 янв 2020
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It includes the Indy 500 race, but at the time it seemed to have been recognized as an F1 race.
The fight between Alain Prost, Senna and Mansell is hot.
I think Michael Schumacher got stronger because of his rival Damon Hill. Recently, it is likely that Lewis Hamilton will work hard to break the Schumacher record.
The Ferrari team is strong as a team. The rest are Ford and McLaren.
correction
Moss won 16 GPS not 15
1982/1983 Change Patrick Daniel to Patrick Daniel Tambay. In the next and subsequent videos
The picture of Jean-Pierre Alain Jabouille, who won the French GP in 1979 and 1981, was a mistake.
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Jacques Villeneuve
Jack Brabham
Jacque Laffite
Charles Leclerc
Jean-Pierre Jabouille
Jean-Pierre Beltoise
Jean Alesi
Giancarlo Baghetti
Giancarlo Fisichella
Giuseppe Farina
Jo Siffert
Jody Scheckter
Johnnie Parsons
John Herbert
John Surtees
John Watson
Gilles Villeneuve
Stirling Moss
Sebastian Vettel
Daniel Ricciardo
Dan Gurney
Thierry Boutsen
Didier Pironi
Ayrton Senna
Alan Jones
Alain Prost
Alberto Ascari
Alessandro Nannini
Innes Ireland
Vittorio Brambilla
Wolfgang von Trips
Edmund Irvine
Emerson Fittipaldi
Elio de Angelis
Olivier Denis Panis
Carlos Pace
Carlos Reutemann
Kimi Raikkonen
Graham Hill
Clay Regazzoni
Gunner Nilsson
Keke Rosberg
Gerhard Berger
Sam Hanks
James Hunt
Jenson Button
Jimmy Bryan
Jim Clark
Jim Rathmann
Jacques Ickx
Jackie Stewart
Damon Hill
Denis Hulme
David Coulthard
Tony Brooks
Troy Ruttman
Nigel Mansell
Niki Lauda
Nico Rosberg
Nelson Piquet
Heinz-Harald Frentzen
Pastor Maldonado
Pat Flaherty
Patrick Daniel
Patrick Depailler
Valtteri Bottas
Peter Gethin
Peter Collins
Peter Revson
Piero Taruffi
Bill Vukovich
Juan Pablo Montoya
Juan Manuel Fangio
Phil Hill
Felipe Massa
Fernando Alonso
François Cévert
Bruce McLaren
Froilan Gonzalez
Heikki Kovalainen
Pedro Rodríguez
Bob Sweikert
Mark Webber
Michael Hawthorn
Max Verstappen
Mario Andretti
Mika Hakkinen
Michele Alboreto
Michael Schumacher
Maurice Trintignant
Jarno Trulli
Joakim Bonnier
Jochen Mass
Jochen Rindt
Ralf Schumacher
Lee Wallard
Riccardo Patrese
Richie Ginther
Luigi Musso
Lewis Hamilton
Rubens Barrichello
Ludovico Scarfiotti
René Arnoux
Roger Ward
Ronnie Peterson
Robert Kubica
Lorenzo Bandini
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That sad moment when the senna chart stops moving.
RIP Senna.
Senna is not the only one. So stop that pathetic shit.
@@kurrywurst0815 I'll bet that you're fun at parties.
@@MaskDeSmith yes he is
@@MaskDeSmith Probably in the opposite of you. Is there anything you want to tell me except of wired stuff?
@@kurrywurst0815 if your unhappy with your life don't project that onto others if you didn't feel sadness when sennas name stop flashing up or understand how good he was etc youve clicked on wrong video .
When I was a kid I literally used to think that "Schumacher" means racer
In Ukraine, we call crazy drivers "Shumacher". Or those who ride too fast.
@@JamesBandera Ну, у нас тоже)
@Вже не юний Орел In cuba old people say "oh, you diving like Fangio" haha
same here wow... btw in my country is used to say "You driving like Fittipaldi or Schumacher" when you driving too fast
And I thought F1 means "Ferrari"
Prost is seriously underrated by most fans. I don't think people realise just how good he was.
Yeah, most people view him a good, but not as good as he really was. The fact that he wasn’t an underdog and wasn’t too charismatic didn’t help, especially compared to arch-rival Senna. The 80s and early 90s in general were mad in the amount of talent you had on the grid.
Prost was like Stewart - he never pushed harder than was necessary to win. That way of driving doesn't draw attention like a Mansell or Montoya or similarly spectacular driver.
Same with Piquet and Stewart
Senna is better Prost drove longer he didn’t like Senna because he’s better
All of them from that era were very good.. prost, senna . Mansell.. Berger...
The fact that Juan Manuel Fangio is still in that list 2019 is amazing. They had 6-8 races in a year and he had different manufactures. Awesome. He's the best in the world together with Michael Schumacher and Ayrton Senna
And he was in his 40s when he started in F1.
@@MulettoMotorsports And would most likely be the best mechanic on any of the teams then!
@@MulettoMotorsports meh the sport was barely competitive back then, being in its infancy
@@vedsingh6228 And? So, Maradona and Messi are BEST and Pelé so bad, why Pelé played in infancy football.
@@skywalker2230 Not really it was quite established and competitive when pele won the World cups. F1 in the 1950's was just a bunch of rich old timers pursuing a hobby.
Kimi Räikkönen be like "bwoah it's just a hobby for me"
Too much words for him.
It's more like a Hobby for me, so I don't have to do it if I don't want
Iceman the bestman
not funny didnt laugh
@@pushinp1 ok
The fact that Senna is still in top 5 after 25 years - and still fairly comfortably ahead of the rest - is testament to his performance... And even more so to Prost, being 10 wins ahead of him.
Much respect to Prost but if him and Senna had started the same year with similiar opportunities Senna would have definitely bested him in wins
Senna: top 5 after 25 years
Jackie Stewart: top 8 after 46 years
@@stefanpaetrow6355 Nice to see fellow Scot Jim Clark 9th considering he's been dead for 52 years.
Senna have incredible skills and talented but not lucky
Senna was pretty old when he died. He was 34.
Don't think he would have won many more races. Maybe he'd have competed with Vettel for 3rd position.
I grew up as a kid with Schumacher, and this really puts into perspective how dominant he was back in the early 2000s. Great memories
He was lucky that Mika retired.
Michel, Lewis, and Sebastian, may be racing to this day, but look how long it took to surpass the legends Jim, Ayrton and Alain
Fangio still in the top 11 after six decades. On top of that he race in an era where the the number of races per year was just 7-10 races. That's just amazing.
And he was almost 40 years old in his beginnings. 24 wins on 52 races, still unbeaten on that.
And Lauda was out from burns for almost 4 years and came back to win more.
@@njaco08 Lauda was out for six weeks after his accident, he finished second in the 1976 championship despite his injuries, he won the 1977 championship and retired after 1978. He came out of retirement with Mclaren and won a third title in 1984. Burning half to death kept him down for less than two months, the guy was a stone cold badass.
el mejor fangio
And when you only had a 2 in 3 chance of surviving the season.
Makes you realise how good Senna and Schumacher were. Especially when you think about having more points and races nowadays in a season.
I remember both Ferrari cars overlapping the entire grid when Schumacher was securing his championships. I am not saying that hes not a great driver, but Ferrari back in the days helped him a lot.
@@FunTimeGhz yeah, if you look at hamiltion now, he was i n mclaren when mclaren had perfect car, then went to mercedes when they start having great car :D and yes, no driver will do anything with worst car from the grid, it's the engineer that wins the race, team in general
@@Ecne3D Mercedes was pure shit when Hamilton came over. FACTS
@@FunTimeGhz
Which is true, but you forgot the impact Schumacher had on the cars development. When he came to Ferrari, they had a rather subpar car. The season before Schumachers arrival, they were 5th/6h. Then 1996 Schumacher got 3rd while Irvine got 10th with just 11 points. 1997 Irvine was just 7th and Schumacher fought for the title. Starting with 1998 it paid of and Ferrari had seriously good cars.
Same with Mercedes. As lackluster as Schumachers results were at Mercedes, people stressed multiple times how behind they were and how much his impact and insight on the cars development and teams improvement helped them. Shame he never got to drive with the results of it since they decided for the talented Hamilton. Of course it was the right decision. Still it's a shame.
@@PresidentScrooge
True
Fangio was remarkable in his time. He is still in the 11th position in the list. Thats just outstanding considering the number of races were much lower in the 50's
and its 3rd in titles with 5 championships!
I would love to see this graph normalized as a % based on the number of races per season. It will really show the consistency and the true top leaders in F1.
The top 10 based on the pecntage of wins are 1) Fangio 47.1% 2)Ascari 40.6% 3) Hamilton 35.8% 4) Clark 34.7 % 5)Schumacher 29.6 % 6) Stewart 27.3 % 7)Prost 25.6 % 8) Senna 25.5 % 9) Moss 23.2% 10) Damon Hill and Vettell 19.1 %. Cars were much less reliable in the old days though. Jim Clark had 26 races where he had no problems with malfunctions/ accidents etc. He won 25 of those and finished 2nd in the other one.
@@andyelliott8027 Thats not what he asked for.
There can be never chosen the best driver because of so many factors playing.
@@Triggernlfrl Exactly. Pure speculation.
Yes, far more races now in a season makes this data useless
The fact that Senna still holding the 5th place for 25 years after his death show how amazing he was!
Jim Clarke raced for 8 years, dies 52 years ago and is still in 9th place. Senna was old when he died and wouldn't of won many more races.
Jim Clarke is the true f1 God in my opinion.
@@DerKaktusAvant I didn't meant Senna was the goat.. It's just the only racer that I know that isn't active on the presented day and he was a legend on my country.
@@DerKaktusAvant just for the fact that you said that Senna wouldn’t have won any more races, it already shows how blind you are.
And he was 34 years old, still plenty to go.
@@LucasSantos-lh4ib let me quote myself. ‘Wouldn’t of won many more races’. 34 years old is old for a f1 driver
@@DerKaktusAvant hahahahahahahaha how old is Hamilton? How old was Prost when he won his last championship?
Man you are not talking about an average driver. This guy was a legend, and he died on his prime. Some people say that the year of 93 was his best even though he didn’t win the championship and you tell me he wouldn’t won many more? As I said, you are blind.
This guy still had much to give, unfortunately we will never see that.
Rest In Peace My Two favorite drivers...
Ayrton Senna - March 21, 1960 - May 1, 1994
Niki Lauda - February 22, 1949 - May 20, 2019
Niki was great guy and even better driver.
@@roiqk great not better. Nick himself called senna the fastest driver hes ever seen
@@joejohnnys Michael and Lewis are faster
Niki died on my birthday and senna died on my mums birthday
Why doesn’t Ferrari make a car named after Laura like mclaren did
The fact that the founder of McLaren won in a ranking is insane. RIP Bruce McLaren
1:03
also won the 1966 le mans
Fangio remains on the list throughout the whole video, what a driver
Even more so considering he only entered 51 races and was in his 40's when he won his titles, 46 when he won his 5th title. His legendary win at Nurburgring in 1957 might be the best drive ever. Was third and then somehow got into a higher gear by slicing several seconds(!) off the Nurburgring lap record lap after lap, as he went ever faster. Passed Collins and Hawthorn on the last lap and won. The aforementioned drivers were the first to congratulate him for what *they* believed was the most incredible drive ever.
@@McLarenMercedes definitely! I love imagining how his skill would completely dominate in a different era, particularly the 80s or 90s
When Senna hit the scene in 88 he jumps to the top in 4 years. He didn't waste time!
sure, if you don't count the 4 years previous he was racing in F1
@@someone_important_ Well no, since it's all relative to when people have enough wins to show up on the list in this vid. Now if you take into account that he set so many new records in only a 10year career, makes it even more impressive. Seeing as everyone who beat his records needed longer to do it.
@@bassmunk what records are you referring to?
Fangio top from 1950 to 1967...
@@someone_important_ Wins, pole positions. If you compare number of races needed to achieve each Senna did it in the least amount of races. Pole positions is the most impressive. Sky Sports did a segment about it... I think...Someone did :P
It's incredible that Jim Clark still ranks at 9 despite his very short career, the very limited amount of races, how unreliable the cars were. He is the true racing God by far
Thats my point. Thank you.
Now I've grown up, Clark is my GOAT. Although you never really know, do you?
as a Human being Jimmy Clark was on a par with Fangio & Moss etc.. By comparison Senna & Schumaker were dismal failures..
@@andyb.1026 That's mean.
Jimmy Clark won 1/3 of His F1 world Championship races. But in those days there were many F1 races that were not part of the WC, in which case his win rate was 50%+,, then there was Indianapolis, the Tasman series, Touring Cars etc. He won in everything, so streets ahead of all others.
Thanks for putting this together mate. Ive been watching since i was 7 and i really enjoyed the reminder of all ive seen (since 1984) It brought back memories of watching those periods of dominance and getting hyped for the records being chased. It was also an education on the drivers that came before my tine. Thanks very much for your hard work sports lab. 😊👍🏻
Eu sei que um piloto é foda quando um simples elogio a sua performace traz pessoas para dizer que existe outro melhor.
R.I.P Grande Senna
R.I.P Ayrton Senna.
What people need to know is that back in the fifties, there wasn't 20 races per year so Fangio's record is simply stunning. In the eighties, there were only 12 races per year so Prost's record is just amazing too.
Agree, for me Fangio is the best and I do this kind of videos too, i did one about % of victories in a season is fairer than count only victories, check l and if you like subscribe, it helps me a lot :)
Love to see if there's any sort of comparison with the amount of race wins from the season as a % and then see how the list looks, most recent, they're almost doing twice as many races in a season.
@@duanemassey4560 Fangio has a 50% win ratio.
I’m surprised Jim Clark isn’t talked about anywhere near as much as he should be, the man is a god amongst kings.
He is the best ever
Yeah, I think he raced too long ago to be remembed as much.
He did one thing that I'm sure nobody ever will. In the middle of the season having few weeks off. Maybe got bore doing nothing he thought , why not give a go on The Indy 500 ? Just like that he went and won , think the real great ones are like shooting stars. They come , show the meaning of what great really is and go. Jim and Senna were like Mozart , Hendrix ...from some other place,not our planet.
Indeed, any conversation about the best driver ever, has to include Jim Clark, holds records that will probably never be beaten, as well as doing things that will never be repeated
He is not
Senna foi competir em pistas divinas! Ele não nos deixou, apenas foi chamado para desafios maiores!
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What a great work you did! Just amazing! Thanks to you for letting us enjoy the statistics in such an easy way with this wonderful visualization!
The more races and drivers I see, the more I respect Fangio.
F1 was practically amateur (compared to today) in his day. Although it was quite danger, many drivers died anually
Back then 1 season only has like 5 races so its even more insane if you think about it
@@ringoferrer2343 In addition to the fact that he also suffered an accident that did not let him drive for a season, he still came back and kept winning
@@caroguizo Impressive of you to call old F1 amateur when it was one of the most dangerous sports ever, accepted that in 1 of 2 races a driver dies, compared to today where you can have the most hideous of crashes and survive, it's quite cringe ngl
@@DemonLordGamingAC0 it was an "amateur level" in terms of organization, technical skills of the drivers and even financial capacity of the teams WHEN COMPARED TO TODAY.
Senna and Jim Clark. Two Unmatched Legends, Two Sudden Deaths
It's really impressive that Senna and Prost stood at the top for so long !
How long will Schumacher and Hamilton stay? Probably not much as Max is coming fast.
@@kg0173max probably won't stay for long
80s the F1 golden age. PIQUET, Alan Jones, NIC LAUDA, Reuteman, Lafitte, PROST, Arnoux, MANSELL, Pironi, SENNA, Berger. The best pilots, the best champioship, the best battles.
More than 50 years after his passing and Jim Clark is still in the top 10. Imagine if his lotus had stayed together just a little better!
And Fangio too, and in % they are better, i do videos like this too you an check on my channel
Or if he'd opted for the other race that weekend instead of F2
An even better point Travis.
Imagine if he was racing in a fairly modern era. He would have walked away annoyed, got into another car and probably won.
Dont forget lotus = lots of trouble usually serious
respect for making this, must have taken a long time. ✌️
I made it hard😅
@@sportlab7545 日本人ですね？
@@lew6433 そうです😀
@@sportlab7545 That's what she said :D Nice video btw. :)
Yeah good job!
Amazing, 1st place Lewis Hamilton already doubled the 3rd place Prost. I could never watch Senna, but in my youth almost all the time I was hearing on radio and\or TV news again and again "and the winner is Ayrton Senna" so often that I was thinking no one else could win this race (RIP Senna).
An absolute masterpiece of editing and original concept.
I agree with others here that had the likes of Fangio and Stewart raced in the modern era with more races to compete in their total would have been higher. The greatest tragedy is Jim Clark who died at 32 years old in 1968. He never even reached his peak. He left others in the dust. Still the only man to win Indianapolis 500 and the F1 Championship in the same season. Both Fangio and Senna thought Clark was the best driver of all time. Clark's records are amazing given how few races there were and also how unreliable the cars were back then and also more dangerous too. Nothing should be taken away from Schumacher, Prost, Senna and Hamilton of course for they deserve their accolades. But Jim Clark was the most natural driver and the best of all time.
They would never cope with a modern F1 car because they were unfit slobs back in those days....drinking smoking eating crap etc etc
@@jnbr7520 Lets not let real facts get in the way of fantasy.
@@jnbr7520 True, modern drivers are fit, disciplined sportsmen but most of them are pussys who wouldn't even dare to drive the old dangerous cars on unsafe tracks like in the old days. Back then, racedrivers were daredevils, living their dreams, fully aware of they all could be dead every other day.
Did u watched him race?
Clark had 26 Grands Prix during his career when he ran with no problems from reliablity/accidents etc. He won 25 of them and was second in the other one.
How many races would Clarke, Stewart, Fangio , Moss and the likes have won if they drove 19 or 20 races a season in cars that never broke down .
Edit: what Im saying is Hamilton has finished 61 straight races in the last 3 years, that is 2/3 of Stewarsg career right there.
Same question to Senna and Mansell. These two normally put everything on their races and retired a lot. Despite of that, look how many victories they had... and with Piquet and Prost as contenders, two intellectual drivers that knew how to preserve better their equipment.
150!!! 🤣🤣
Maybe more but it was much easier to have an accident and die...
Maybe 0? We dont have any proof if they could drive this cars.
Edit: 0 is a bit harsh but still you get my point
@@7Criska I’m sorry but F1 cars now are easier to drive than in the old days. They started with manuals, no abs, no traction control, no stability control etc, Yet they were very fast. At some point they were even faster than the F1 cars now, but less efficient in the turns and no drs or kers or so.
Senna, Prost e Mansel, que epoca magica da F1
the simple fact Fangio is still there after 70 years is mind blowing
Schumacher will always be my favourite f1 driver
My is Senna
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SENNA e SCHUMACHER,
Nunca serão esquecidos.
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Se Senna não tivesse morrido, serio o maior vencedor de todos os tempos.
@@RafaelPessotto123 Concordo, seria imbatível
@@RafaelPessotto123 incomprobable
Ciao Juliano, i agree, big like from ITALY 👍
Ayrton Senna sempre será o nosso herói
This is wonderfully done! Thank you.
Fantastic! Thank you for all the effort
M.Schumacher is my Idol in Formula 1
What a legend 🏎
foda-se?
@@enzoherminio kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
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That was great! A very unique way of showing F1’s top 15 GP winners.
Vídeo muito bem produzido, parabéns pela qualidade do conteúdo! Seria ótimo aproveitar e adicionar com os dados de 2020 e 2021 ao final dessa temporada visto que tivemos muitos recordes históricos sendo quebrados nessa temporada.
Very good. Hope this will be updated.
So sad the Senna's history ending too soon
Similar to Schumacher...
Sad for sure, but in terms of F1 career the bulk of it was behind him.
@@Peter_Cetera Senna >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Schumacher
Россия вперёд!!!
@@Peter_Cetera Schumacher retired. Senna didn't have this chance...
6:14 Schumacher be like: “excuse me, sorry, coming through, out of the way!”
There were times he wasn't , but something funny happen . His Teammate car stopped 3 meters before the flack
he would never say excuse me
@@markriobr there were times Senna wasn't, but something funny happend, he drove straight into his opponent and won the title because of it... still a legend and utterly stupid comment.
@@Bloodseeker9000 Schumacher did exactly the same thing 😂
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i love the way u put the pics and the race it must be very hard to find these many info from 1950 to 2019
The fact that Fangio was 39 when he started in F1 and then did what he did will always boggle my mind.
He won't have an equal, ever.
MI PAIS
To understand it you must remeber that it happened in the 50's when the championship was still in the diappers, I mean there definitely was lack of real competition.
The fairest way to classify a pilot is by % of wins, these king of ranking are not fair because the number of races are increasing by year.
Patricia Miyuki In that scenario, Fangio would be top with 46%, then Ascari, Jim Clark, Hamilton, and Schumacher complete the top 5 in that order (drivers to have raced more than 10 times)
Also not fair Schumacher did lots of races after his prime not in purpose to win
@@NiteLight I think even then with that accounted for he would still be 5th
I don't think % of wins is a great way to measure greatness in formula one. There are way too many variables such as how good is the car he drives, the level of competition, unforeseen circumstances like car failure forced DNF's, etc.
I do believe only the drivers who have raced in formula 1 can truly define the the greatness of a driver and not some stat. Especially if u wanna know who is the greatest driver since the turn of century till today, no better driver to ask than a guy like Kimi raikonnen as he has raced em all for almost 2 decades now.But then again, knowing Kimi, he would pick himself as the best😂
@@jaegerelentirmo Wrong,,,Fangio first , Senna second , Clark third or four. Schumacher has 27and some.
6:07
RIP SENNA
Brinca com isso n man
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@@paulogbr106 RIP significa descanse em paz mano. Rest in Peace
San marino F Senna
GOAT
Nice to see this updated
This was an outstanding video!
In 2019 Alain Prost is still 4th 😯👏🍾
Welcome to the list pierre
I have watched this video three times in a year .... it's brilliant.
This makes more sense when you also account for the number of GP races these drivers have driven so you can see the ration wins versus GP's.
6:13 for us Brazilians this was the worst moment, 1994 Imola GP in Italy, the farewell of our hero Ayrton Senna.
No that was not italy gp but San Marino gp
Senna ♥ Schumi ♥ . A as a german its very hard our hero michael literally passed away as well. Schumi ♥ Senna ♥
@@marcosulu214 but he is still alive, not in the best conditions of course, but still alive
Rip 😭
@@1wirdandy119 really?
6:19 Schumacher entered the game
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Great video! Thank you
Aryton Senna was the legendary driver we all loved and missed
Man.. Alain Prost was a beast.
*Michael Schumacher has entered the chat*
Man.. Michael Schumacher was a beast
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U mean senna!
f%ck him
@@officialcartoon9301 poor Senna, he would be more legendary than what already is
No one cares about that chimp, sorry I meant champ
😂😂😂😂😂☠️
I think this chart really justifies Prost’s purpose to being consider one of, if not the best driver of all time. First to break, 30, 40 and 50 Gran Prix wins. Statistics alone show his driving was beyond his time.
Winning Percentage (including 2021 Season)
1. Fangio 47,06%
2. Ascari 40,63%
3. Hamilton 35,76%
4. Clark 34,72%
5. Schumacher 29,64%
6. Stewart 27,27%
7. Prost 25,63%
8.Senna 25,47%
9. Moss 24,24%
10. D.Hill 19,13%
goat @9:30
Please Remove Schumacher time at Mercedes
@@claudiopinna2884 😂😂😂😂accept fax
@@Jack-up2cf Ascari would win if looking at ratio
The only stat that REALLY matters is 103 wins.
Thank you for making this video. Ayrton Senna was my hero and this video brings back many memories.
I can't never forget the day when Ayrton Senna died.
I was 13 and I was watching the GP on TV in Italy, than I saw the terrible crash and I felt so sad.
RIP champion, may God bless you. 🙏😣
🙏😢
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My only complaint is that it should have been racing noises the whole time as they pass each other lol.
lol😄
Yess but pls. the true noise of the engine at that time - at least engine type ;-)
Yeah. You made me look to a chart during 11 minutes. Well done.
Some significant updating needed. Hope the source code was kept. ;-) Really is a good video
My 5 F1 heros that died
Ayrton Senna (1960-1994)
Gilles Villeneuve (1950-1982)
Juan Manuel Fangio (1911-1995)
Jochen Rindt (1942-1970)
Sir Jack Brabham (1926-2017)
R.I.P to all other drivers that died😭😭
:-) Fangio and Clark achieved an insane result
Great Video
Je veux la suite. Avec tout mon amour pour votre travail!..
Cordialement.
Shumi, Senna, Lauda, Fangio. And I would also like to specially mention Stefan Bellof. The star that was not destined to light up. But he would undoubtedly have made history as one of the best F1 drivers if fate had turned out differently.
Bellof could have easily been as fast as Senna. Great natural talent too
Thank Mr. Ickx and his ego. But of course he didn't want to kill him.
Беллоф был очень быстр,но убивал резину.одной скорости для ф1 мало.
A good reminder that despite his strange latest years, Sebastian is the 3rd most successful (in absolute terms of race wins) F1 driver in history. A little lower in terms of championship wins.
Very well done, thank you. My fav of all time is Nikki Lauda, second fav Jacques Villeneuve.
9:27
The music syncing with the different winners is so good
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9:46 Vettel dominance by 9 races, just unbelievable 🔥
Thank Adrian Newey...
Brazilian here 🌎
So proud to see Emerson, Piquet and Senna in this list. The best brazilian F1 drivers ever
You forget Fangio
Not braziian , but Always from South America
good to see many car manufacturers combining
Fangio y Senna, los dos más grandes
Par ami Fangio pero al final es cuestion de gustos, si te gustan los videos asi en mi canal tiens tambien, y si te gusta el contenido podrias sucribirte que me ayudaria mucho :)
Fangio yes - a great driver. Senna was simply a cheat, and a dangerous cheat at that. I will not place him in any list of greats.
@@donepearce ask any F1 driver who is the best...
@@aboriani and right now they will tell you Lewis Hamilton
@donepearce sorry pal but you are wrong... go watch the Top Gear episode about Senna.
Brazil is a privileged country with Pelé in football and Senna in Formula 1, both synonymous with the best of the best.
Schumacher > Senna
@@Goxilla SENNA >>>...---///|\\\\\\.........>>> []{}"|_)(*&!@#$%^&*>>>>>>>>>> schumacher
Pele...? pele..? who is pele..? hahahaha....
@@fabio1fabio1 The renowned French newspaper L''Equipe organized a vote to elect the sportsman of the 20th century in 1980. On July 12 of that year, journalists from the 20 most important sports publications around the world elected Pelé as the athlete of the century. The King got 178 points, nine ahead of American athlete Jesse Owens. The podium was completed by Belgian cyclist Eddy Merchx, with 99 points.
To this day, Pelé is the best scorer in the history of world football with 1,281 goals in 1,363 matches.
On November 9, 1999, Pelé was also chosen Athlete of the Century by the International Olympic Committee.
In 2011, the King was elected "sports heritage of humanity" in Brazil after an internet vote that aimed to boost the consolidation of the importance of preserving the sporting reality in the world.
Pelé played four world cups and was champion for the first time at just 17 years of age.
Pelé is the only football player to win the world cup three times.
STILL DON'T KNOW WHO IS PELÉ?
Mas o povinhooo...
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Ayrton Senna
Michael Schumacher
Niki Lauda
who’s here after Hamilton ties with Schumacher
Now it’s 92.
92 now probably about to be 93
Hamilton at 93
93
@First Name Lewis Hamilton WINNNNNNSS the British gp for his 200th win of his career
Senna & Clark both still in the top 10 despite having careers prematurely ended. RIP.
This would be nice to see with a yearly update, it’s very good.
Nelson Piquet. Three world titles, two of them without winning the constructors’ championship. Can’t beat that!
O Patrese teve 12 abandonos em 83, por isso a Brabham não levou o campeonato de construtores.
Interesting, but I don't think that tells a lot. What about having a better teammate. Brabham was good, but not the best car.
@@kg0173that is exactly my point: Brabham was not the best car, and yet Nelson Piquet was able to win two world titles driving a Brabham. That, my freind, says a whole lot! Schumi and Hamilton are great pilots, but they won a bunch of titles with super cars, which makes it all easier. The day Hamilton wins a world title behind the wheel of an Alpine, I will put him in the same level as Piquet.
@@mnsouza69 Agree. 2022 Mercedes was good, but not the best car. Piquet would be champion.
9:30 The Greatest!
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Lord Pastor lol
Cof cof...
Haha!
I can hear Al Bundy saying that!
@@JLvatron Al Bundy is definitely on a whole other level than any other Sportsman!
Lewis is getting close behind Schumacher
But
Oh
His tyres are gone
Only because of Schumachers accident. Otherwise...
@@Peter_Cetera Sure
@@Peter_Cetera I'm not sure. Schumacher was pretty poor in his Mercedes come back.
Peter Cetera ..... Oh let’s forget his cheating, deliberately taking out drivers who were going to beat him shall we??🙄🙄
Until December 2013, when Schumacher had the accident, he had 91 wins and Hamilton only 22 :)
Thanks for this great video. Can I ask you what the first music name is?
Super la vidéo. Tu utilises quel logiciel pour le Ranks?
schuhmacher is a legend 7 times worlds champion in a row
Respectfully i recomend u take a look to Fangio. There are several videos of him.
foda-se?
@@enzoherminio super foda-se pra ele, kkkkk
Shumacher was a genius.
Ayrton Senna's death was the most tragic event in my life. The greatest of all times. It was a pleasure and a honor watching that man drive.
What about 9/11?
Mexthemen 9/11 sucked bro, it was terrible watching all that shit, but I am not from the US so it didn’t really impact me all that much. It still sucked tho
@@Mexthemen Ask CIA about that...
@@Mexthemen So we're going to discuss all the tragic events of the humanity?
He said in HIS life, it's about him. Respect it.
@@pedroh.7981 Was terrible , but not as bad compare what Bush did after.
Schumacher is the greatest person the fans of his sport has ever witnessed, fastest racer, excellent strategist, worked on the shitbox ferrari and revived them, what a legend
Schumacher was not a race car builder/engineer. Ferrari was building winning cars long before Shumacher came along. Maybe it was Ferrari who lifted him?
@@charlesm7589 bro ferrari literally brought him in because of his skill of working on the car as well lol, he is known for working on the ferrari day and night to make it a championship winning car, he and ferrari's 1 or 2 mechanics, he earned the fast car he drove and he dominated because he hand tailored the car himself for 4 years
@@ketangsw1666 Nearly ever driver gives input and has suggestions for improving the car. Granted, some are better than others. But Ferrari was great long before and long after Schumacher. I'm not putting Shu down or saying he didn't contribute to Ferrari in a big way. But Ferrari stands on it's own as the most iconic manufacturer in F1 history.
Guardando questi video, rivedo tutto quel periodo della mia gioventù (parlo degli anni 60 del secolo scorso) quando correvo e costruivo monoposto, prima che pressanti impegni di lavoro mi distraessero dalla cosa che mi riusciva meglio: quella delle corse! Purtroppo vedo che quello di oggi è un mondo che non c’è più! A quei tempi nelle sessioni di prova, a Monza ci si ritrovava tutti, piloti e vetture di tutte le categorie che correvano in quei fine settimana: ricordo la Honda che provava la nuova FI, con Surtees ed i meccanici giapponesi che si interessavano alla mia piccola monoposto; c’erano D. Gurney, B.Mclaren ed altri che seguivano i lavori sulle rispettive monoposto. Allora i piloti erano molto più determinanti di oggi nel conseguimento dei risultati. Ad esempio Fangio vinse 5 campionati del mondo con 4 monoposto diverse! Oggi molti pluricampioni del mondo sono relegati nelle retrovie con vetture, appena di poco meno performanti, ad esempio Vettel, Hamilton ed altri! Certamente sono piloti bravissimi, con sistemi psicofisici e quant’altro eccezionali, stimolati da una grande passione e da molto denaro, ma sono quasi degli automi addestrati su simulatori ed in pista, sempre sotto le direttive del proprio ingegnere, usi a schiacciare una miriade di tasti sul volante, tenendo d’occhio la pista con eccezionali tempismi e metodi! Per questo i diciottenni, talvolta, superano i maestri! Penso che ci siano troppe corse di F1, oltre le 20, per cui uno deve dedicarsi solo a questo; quasi una condizione di schiavitù! Non a caso i vecchi piloti dicono che in queste condizioni non avrebbero mai corso. Ai miei tempi il campionato di F1 aveva solo una dozzina di gare per cui un pilota poteva dedicarsi alle diverse specialità, Le Mans, Sebring, gare di durata, ecc.! Era una condizione molto più interessante e penso che l’unico vero problema di quei tempi fosse la assoluta mancanza di sicurezza per cui molti trovarono la morte! Oggi, quando guardo una gara di F1 con i soliti trenini che formano, le troppe regole assurde, poi giunto a metà, per consolarmi, vado a vedere le gare di un tempo che fu! E così mi restano i bei ricordi! Like 48962
Thanks for sharing, cheers Fabrizio
Fangio: Top 1 for 13years, top 3 for 29years, top 5 for 35years, and he has been in top 10 for 59years!!! (1955 - 2014).
Senna and Lewis. These two were my focus on this moving chart.
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Schumacher is the best driver in the history of F1. Not just by number of wins, but the sheer brilliance and genius of his driving. He didn't simply rely on the superiority of the manufacturer.
@@pbaker7160 neither does Lewis, neither did senna? bit of a daft point to make
@@ewan8845 Does Lewis have anything close to a 1996 to 2000 season? Nope. Nowhere near, 1995 season even? When Williams was the better team? Lewis isn't anything special, put vettel or alonso in that mercedes from 2014 and you have 7/8/9+ times world champions...
@@ewan8845 Lol only 22 race wins from 2007 to 2013...with plenty of world championship cars. MS 1992 to 1998 with having a car always behind the williams or mclaren (1996/1997/1992) midfield cars has more wins, less races also. Says it all.
Super video , Avec quel logiciel l'as tu faite ?
Amazing - you can see the rivalries between Fangio, Farina, Ascari who just shattered everything. Then Fangio sets a record that Clark beats and Sewart manages to topple much later. Then Lauda appears but is uncontested. Prost takes the throne but not without first having to battle Piquet. Then Sir Nigel Mansell and a Brazilian phenom shoot through the rankings. You can see the pressure that Prost is under just looking at this chart and then, suddenly, there's no more movement.
Schumacher begins his ascendancy only to have Damon Hill steal his cake. It's truly amazing to watch this. It captures the tension of F1 and the desire of these drivers to write history.