Reutemann at one point was #1 for most podiums? A blind guess would've had me thinking teetering being in the top 10... 8th at most at his peak.. Jeez, right when you think you know a person.. lmao Makes it a bit funny how they tried painting Reutemann as some subpar, inadequate driver in the movie 'Rush'

Hamilton is the greatest driver i have seen and Prost

Still… no Hulkenberg

Seeing all these legends for like 6mins and then Maldinardo randomly goes past 🤣

Una obsevacion...a finales de los 80s, eran 17 paises ganadores de un G.P. ni España, ni Holanda, ni Finlandia habian ganado, es muy difícil ganar, tan es asi que ni Rusia, Japón, China, Corea del Sur, paises de primer mundo lo han logrado, para mi como mexicano es un honor ver esta tabla.

Gaymilton the plastic champ...as if..in senna car the does 2 laps and pit....hahahahahahahaa never. Keep dreaming gaymiltona

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I always had the impression in the 80s and 90s that Prost was the King of 2 place and 3rd place finishes. He scored a heck of a lot of points.

Is there an updated version to this video?

A great stat-video, very telling, I guess an update including 3 more seasons would be nice...👴😁

Ce truc m a hypnotisé

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Fangio had only 51 starts, but he did race many years before F1 started. So I wonder: What would these graphics look like if you take the world champion with the least ammount of entries (say for example 50) and then only use each driver's last 50 races for this graphic? The two champions with the least starts were Farina (33) and Ascari (32) followed by Hawthorn, (45), Phill Hill (49) and Fangio (51). Most world champions had between 100 and 200 starts a handful had more than 300 - including schumacher, Hamilton, Vettel, Raikkonen a handful had between 50 and 100 - including Rindt, Hunt, Clark, alonso had most starts (401) I've checked last 30 races of top 5 and it turned out very bad for Schumi, Hamilton, and Vettel..... So maybe the best consecutive 30 races of each driver? most of them retired/passed during/just after their peak (except a few, such as Schumacher, although in fairness, he retired in 2006 and then came back in 2010 to help a new team.)

Excelent video. It is also cool on 2x speed.

Impresionante lo de Senna y también lo de Hamilton, tercero en poles antes de 2016

Michael Schumacher is the real all times number one! The big difference between him and Hamilton is that Hamilton got the majority of his wins just because he was moving into the dominating Mercedes. Michael on the other hand won championships with the weak Bennetton and was then moving into a very weak Ferrari. Its costed Michael a few years to develop this weak Ferrari to start then dominating with the Ferrari which he developed. On top Hamilton was very lucky that Toto Wolf was not backing up Rosberg after Hamilton was acting extremly unfair towards Rosberg after Rosberg was winning the Championship. Mercedes is german and Toto Wolf should have thrown Hamilton out after acting this unfair towards Rosberg. It was really a shame to not backing up the german World Champion Rosberg in a german car!

nobody like A.Prost. Best 80s f1 driver. Now, you have to remember he was OUT OF SEASON 1992 He could manage more victory, pole positions and championship in 1988 in a normal year, scoring all races, Alain prost was the champion, not senna for those idiots who like to compare it with senna another thing, was speed, rainy races, and all those skills prost never need to win championship racing like that way

Fangio, Hill, Stewart, Reutemann, Mansell, Bottas... nice moments!

Sergio Pérez sobrevalorado, no entra ni en el top 15 y la gente se vuelve loca cada que va a competir, algunos ni si quiera ven la F1 solo van a tomarse selfies y proclamarse fans 🤣

Golden age... senna prost mansel piquet and lauda togheter

Las Vegas Norris..?

How crazy is it that Lewis has more wins than every country except the UK and Germany.. insane

Uk not a country but a political union pretending to be a country they even got there own flag 🇬🇧

The fact that the legend Sir Jackie Stewart led the number of podium finishes for almost 10 years after he retired to me is epic, given the far more dangerous era he drove in. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Does anyone remember about the three wheels at the European Grand Prix? Ferrari didn't need any other champion besides Schumacher. And this is their ideology that was, is, and will be. How will they handle their princesses this year, stock up on popcorn.

How about 30s GP era European Championship points system? 1st gets 1 point, 2nd 2 points, 3rd 3 points, every other driver outside podium driving at least 75% of race distance gets 4 points, at least 50% 5 points, at least 25% 6 points and less than that 7 points. DNFs or DNQs receive 8 points. Not considering sprints and for special: in Belgium every competing driver gets 7 points. On even score (2nd row), the more driven distance counts (3rd row) The final standings look like: Hamilton 53 6250 Verstappen 53 5908 Bottas 84 5723 Sainz Jr. 86 6399 Ricciardo 89 6281 Norris 89 6087 Pérez 89 5857 Alonso 91 6203 Giovinazzi 92 6193 Vettel 93 6228 Latifi 94 5882 Ocon 94 5682 Leclerc 96 5825 Stroll 96 5821 Russell 98 5609 Schumacher 98 5594 Gasly 98 5543 Tsunoda 98 5362 Mazepin 100 4948 Räikkönen 104 5258 Kubica 168 605 Hamilton wins the title only by driving more km than Verstappen. Leclerc beats Stroll only by three thirds of a lap. Mazepin only beats Kimi due to 2 missed races by Kimi.

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Watching this you remember what a great racing nation Britain is. I thought Le Clerc was French as isn't Monaco on the French Riviera?

3 years later. Max Verstappen is already number 4 on this list, with 112 podia and just 27 years old.

I drive for a living and in my experience GB are awful drivers!! Or is it all the new arrivals?? Just kidding, great to see we are Great at something!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Les 32 podiums de Jacques Laffite !!

Germany would be even better in this ranking and much closer with the UK if Mercedes would have backed up Rosberg instead of backing up Hamilton. Mercedes should have thrown Hamilton out after his disgusting behaviour when Rosberg won the World Championship. Mercedes is german and its a disgrace that they backed up the english guy Hamilton when he was acting very unfair against the german teammate Rosberg when Rosberg was winning the World Championship. Without the dominating Mercedes Hamilton would be shxt and Rosberg would have won all the World Championships instead. But its always the same when Germany allows an austrian to take over (if you guys understand what I mean?), its ending in a disaster for the germans. Thanks to this fxcking Toto!

Wow the brits no how to drive fast

Jochen Rindt was born in Mainz, Germany and had never another passport, than the German one, his whole life long. So does the nation of the race license giver counts in that case, or the nationality of the driver, which is clearly German in the case oif Jochen Rindt?

Crazy that Reutemann was once the one with most podiums ever and yet no championship.

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I feel that Ayrton Senna would've been at the top had he not died tragically.

Prost is definitely the king of good old Formula 1. Nobody comes even close. Untouchable.

Niki Lauda and James Hunt, of course!

Not much sense as the number of races in the last years is much more than 30-40 years ago

Statistics can be misleading. Since there are so many more races now compared with past decades it is obvious that later drivers will be higher up. I feel that a truer picture of greatness would be to show podiums as a % of races started. Looking at Fangios record I doubt anyone gets close.to him.

One clear country as winner, drive on the proper side of the road and the results speak for themselves 🇬🇧

Love seeing Britain at number 1! #maketheworldgreatagain!

Ayrton Senna did not die, he's just one lap ahead of us.

Seb could probably list this without google

Deny all you want but can't deny the facts that it's Sir Lewis Hamilton with over 200. Facts

New Zealand Represent...!

Shows nicely which Team dominated throughout the years

I thought that Keke Rosberg won more than 5 races