Drivers with most podiums in Formula 1 - all time ranking

1-2-3 who is the F1 driver with most podiums?
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[@syberian18]

Prost stayed 15 years at number 1 position and 15 more years at number 2, with 16 races seasons in the 80s, compared to today's 21 races seasons...It's a testimony to his greatness. The fact that Barrichello, Coulthard or Bottas are higher than Piquet or Mansell shows the bias...It should be proportionate to the number of grand prix raced by the pilot.

[@georgesingh5714]

How many wins did his buddy Balestere help him with? And by the way, why was he so upset when the Honda engineers were sending Sennas engines with his name on the shipping crates, but not prost's??

[@user-uf5vi5mg9e]

@@georgesingh5714 Yes. The slow professor needed lots of help from Ballestre and did get it. The fuel limitation rule was the biggest factor that slowed the fastest drivers down to Prosts level. Thats why it was introduced. And when it was gone he got to drive an absolute monster of a Williams for his final title. Most overrated driver ever. And for all doubters: Ballestre later admitted it that he did everything to make his fellow countrymen win.

[@georgesingh5714]

Pity his ability to drive under rainy conditions was pathetic...and in dry conditions he had his buddy to cover for him..he does not even make the top 20 best F1 drivers, in my opinion.

[@eliasnava8586]

The fact that Fangio remained more than 50 years on thr graphic makes me consider him the GOAT, he only droped when seasons started to have 20+ Gran Prix.

[@anthonycarless1748]

I was thinking the same about Lauda who is still in top 15. Both are incredible

[@alexander_strachan]

Same with Graham Hill.

[@noomade]

Or he raced an era where there was no significant pool of drivers to choose from... or actual races for that matter.

[@bloqk16]

@@noomade And few drivers that survived that era of racing, too.

[@noomade]

@@bloqk16 'few' ... 10 racers died in F1 while he was driving, unless there were only 12 driver or something ...

[@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158]

It's a real shame seeing great drivers such as Reutemann, Coulthard and Moss never became champions, given how successful they were.

[@MKF1_official]

Timing is also important, if there are many good drivers at the same time... some will miss out on championships :(

[@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158]

@@MKF1_official Yeah, I can see it happening with this current "new" generation.

[@alexgaal1317]

Coulthard? Why? He was beaten by Hill, Hakkinen, Kimi and Webber. Actually by everybody, except Klien. 🤣

[@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158]

@@alexgaal1317 He came close to the title in 2001, Schumacher was the only one ahead of him. With Hill, he was a rookie who raced in 1994 only because Senna died and was later replaced by Mansell. He also managed to beat Hakkinen in 1996, 1997 and 2001 (so it's 3 out of 6) and he beat Kimi in 2002. You're underrating him way too much.

[@alexgaal1317]

@@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158 I dont think so, he was an average driver like Rubens or Valtteri, maybe a little bit better, but nothing more. In my opinion typical 2nd driver. He had world champ car 3 times but he isnt a world champion, that says everything.

[@lzm82]

11:06 and here comes Sebastian Vettel!!

[@F1_Archive]

Thx always wondered this. This must of taken some time so well done 👍

[@MKF1_official]

Thanks! Takes some time, but since it is not the first one like that I have many things premade :)

[@jacob.m]

Amazing video bro! This would have taken forever!!

[@justamanchimp]

You have to appreciate Prost, that's pretty incredible for that period in time. Also it's interesting seeing Schumacher between Vettel and Hamilton. It's like Vettel got to every great there was except from one, whereas Hamilton did get that final great thing, that being beating Schumachers records. That chart perfectly demonstrates that. Perhaps in a way, because he idolised him so much, perhaps that was why Seb never managed it. Perhaps he wasn't driven by it like Hamilton is, even though Hamilton says he doesn't think about the stats lol. He lying.

[@justamanchimp]

@EMMANUEL007007 So? Sorry, does that upset you knowing that myself, some random person on the internet, thinks that Hamilton lies about things? If it does, first you need to grow up, second, you need to open your eyes and learn a bit about how to read people a bit better.

[@drebarrow3253]

The battle between Alonso and Raikkönen is so epic

[@downydutch3203]

And still going on, I think Alonso only need a couple podiums more now to overtake.

[@LegoSnoopDogg]

Jim Clark vs Graham Hill was quite great too

[@Santi-iw3ge]

Reutemann record 1981 a 1983 👏👏👏

[@MKF1_official]

To be honest I was surprised myself to see that and also see him that high :)

[@sgtmany5986]

Michael Schumacher sitting at P1 at number of podiums for 18 years is insane given that he almost didnt got any podiums after 2006 (he drove from 2010-2012 for merc, but merc was just a midfield team back then)

[@db7541]

Crazy how briefly Reutemann had most podiums of all without being champion, especially since he achieved that 30+ years into the sport

[@danielbociarski6633]

Brabham, Hulme and Stewart are so underrated

[@andrewkaram4990]

Who's better?? Surtees or Hulme??

[@lorenzogiammarini3637]

Bottas is tantalizing close to become the driver with most podiums without winning a single championship. BTW, it is funny (and logical) that the top three under this classification are the most famous wingman of the last decades: Barrichello, Bottas, Coulthard (and Berger)

[@SoWhather]

HAM BOT VER. That's my favourite trio.

[@ShawnFX]

This video shows that Prost is one of the GOATS! Would love to see an updated version of this

[@Oblivion9873]

kimi be like: oh yeah time to grab random podiums in subpar cars

[@yeshuahdenazareth7868]

Fangio and Prost stand out as the best ever, even with a biased approach. I guess Schumacher and Hamilton would also prevail in a balanced approach. Funny enough, they each held the record of GP victories for a little while, along with Clark and Stewart.

[@C_and_C...]

Wouldn't have thought at the time of his retirement that Carlos Reutimann would hold the record for most podiums. You'd think Lauda or Stewart perhaps.

[@jrpdude8486]

Carlos never won a championship, but was always be try high up in the rankings for almost a decade

[@marcelomc781]

Do podiums by country

[@RamZar50]

Hats off to Fangio who was the original legend. The 3 greatest are Senna, Schumacher and Hamilton. Senna was a genius at driving. Schumacher was a beast with discipline. Hamilton was tenacious and efficient.

[@ibinsnedgwesn]

glad to see my boys niki and gerhard so long up there

[@p0etischer]

what programm u use to do the graphs?

[@guessundheit6494]

Podiums needs to be compared with races per season. The first six F1 seasons in the 1950s had fewer total races since the start of 2020.

[@buckfaststradler4629]

All we learn from this is that nowadays there are more races every year !

[@zharziss]

And way fewer retirements.

[@LegoSnoopDogg]

Luigi fagioli 1950-1951 Juan Manuel Fangio 1951-1952 Nino Farina 1952 Alberto Ascari 1952-1954 Juan Manuel Fangio 1954-1969 Graham Hill 1969-1973 Jackie Stewart 1973-1981 Carlos Reutemann 1981-1984 Niki Lauda 1984-1987 Alain Prost 1987-2002 Michael Schumacher 2002-2020 Lewis Hamilton 2020-????

[@rastkonenricza]

Not fair. There are more races today than earlier.

[@seccosec]

Yeah and car manufacturers now are dominating if they put millions enough.....

[@bloqk16]

And before big money got into F1, it was a _gentlemen's sport_ with the likes of Graham Hill being a prime example.

[@jacob.m]

Btw, how long did this roughly take you?

[@MKF1_official]

It's not the first one, so I have already some things premade, so this time it was like 3 hours since I was missing still some data. From scratch... I would say maybe 8 hours, or even more.

[@jacob.m]

@@MKF1_official Wow! Keep up the great work bro!

[@MKF1_official]

Thanks :)

[@MENQN]

Why does it have to be Hamilton on top where is Michael Masi when you need him 😂

[@sirboringname]

7:41 Frentzen in 3rd💀

[@hawkgeoff]

The parameter used leaves all of the early guys out based upon races per season, and that skews this list immensely. You also are comparing drivers in eras where safety was not highly developed and death was a significant factor as opposed to now as it's really really rare. Cutting many drivers down in their prime. A better criteria would be percentage of their races won. How dominate were they when they raced. That would make it 1-Fangio(47.06%), 2-Ascari(40.63%), 3-Hami (35.76%-although if he doesn't win this yr he will drop 1 spot), 4-Clark(34.72%), 5-Schumacher(29.64%

[@bandaPreHistorica]

Prost 106!!! Great!!!

[@midas7394]

Pity you cut off at the ended of 2021. Thanks for sharing.

[@martinsteensma6324]

we need an update 🔴⚪🔵🏁

[@SteveLaneGalway]

Four drivers have won half of all (c.1000) F1 events.

[@andrewirureta276]

Fernando Alonso until 2014 = 97 podiums Fernando Alonso since then = 9 podiums (he has been driving tractors for a decade...) Lewis can get the record of 200 podiums... I think he needs 3 more podiums... Go Fernando, go Lewis... still the greatest from the XXI century, alongside Michael Schumacher

[@georgesingh5714]

Regardless of podiums, Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher will always be the greatest F1 drivers EVER !!!

[@ForceMaximus84]

How about Most Podiums without a World Championship?

[@matthiascerebri3315]

what has changed since then?

[@ElHerejeDelRock]

A PITY THAT THE MUSIC SOUNDS SO LOW IN VOLUME

[@MKF1_official]

I don't want to kill people in headphones ;)

[@andrewkaram4990]

@@MKF1_official 😂👍

[@kanolightracer5]

Vettel got 69, when he won his first one with Ferrari.

[@anthonycarless1748]

Lewis, Bottas and Nico all in top 15, proves just how dominant Mercedes have been over the last 10 years. Hopefully the fanboys will be quiet now

[@terrancedactielle5460]

Get in there Lewis...