Formula 1 wins by driver - all time ranking 1950-2022

[@MKF1_official]

There is an updated 2023 edition, you can find it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZm1aHyum9-mlc0si=T7CF_deGoXkDiP57

[@jonathanbelfort5650]

Fangio 24 wins from 52 starts, let that sink in. That guy was truly special. Schumacher, Senna and Hamilton on Top..you could argue each of them as the GOAT skill wise..hard to decide

[@Schule28]

biggest skill senna, then schumacher. skill wise hamilton is a good driver but much carried by his car in the years he got this championships in a row.

[@BelegCuthali0n]

Also Fangio was already as old as Hamilton is now (38) when the F1 world championship was first held and he still managed to win the title in 5 of the 7 full seasons he competed in (and got 2nd in the other 2). He also won those titles with 4 different constructors. It's really not that hard to decide... Fangio is still the GOAT.

[@yabbadabbadoo8225]

you cannot compare cars that redlined at 6000 rpm with the turbo beasts of the 80's Science has proved Senna's reaction times were way sharper than anything see since, even today.

[@alphatrion100]

What was fangios cars top speed?

[@gothia1715]

Yeah. Fangio has to be named when there is talk about the GOATs. The man was born to be a racer.

[@clementlai123]

It would be nice to see an update to this after each season! Fantastic work!

[@MKF1_official]

It will be, maybe not the second after finish of last race but soon enough 🙂

[@Jamesfrancosdog]

Seeing Senna’s number stop was sad 😢

[@TomWard_Gamer]

Was that the person that crashed and died

[@Real-Madness]

​@@TomWard_Gamer Ye, that was him

[@ledom995]

He almost got 42 wins

[@F15likesbombingoil]

@@ledom995ALMOST got 42 wins

[@OrgBrent]

Same with MSC

[@DiegoSenge]

12:08 verstappens first race for redbull was his first win :)

[@xilebat]

As a new F1 fan, this puts things into context. It would really be fun to see this for Constructors victories as well.

[@sirsancti5504]

Don't forget that seasons with 20+ races are something really new to the sport. Many "old-timers" had 6, 8 or 10 races/season).

[@N1KI007]

Coming after 2023 Suzuka gp, Max has already 48 wins so it won't take long to him surpass Prost and Vettel 😮

[@dezpotizmOFheaven]

49 now. He has the chance to pass Vettel this season, since there are 5 races left.

[@jaganize]

He’ll probably match or beat Vettel’s record and move to top 3 all time. Dude’s only 26 💀

[@MDE_never_dies]

Max will exceed half of Hamilton's total by the end of this season at a minimum

[@Retro-Broker]

Epic, and this guy wasn’t even in the top ten until the middle of 2022

[@alexnas5162]

50

[@M4NA5]

Would be fun watching this updated for 2023 season - with Max’s 10 consecutive wins.

[@devilzuser0050]

fun? SRSLY? +19 in the year. + ~60 in just 3 year.. if that's fun for you, UR a troll as mostappen fanboiz.

[@pedramhaqiqi7030]

I think its in the high 40’s now

[@MDE_never_dies]

​@@pedramhaqiqi703049

[@Thomas91555]

Yeah well a Boring saison !!

[@multifandomnerd1328]

@@pedramhaqiqi7030 as far as i know he's at 49 wins after the qatar weekend

[@animesshadow1729]

Bro Hamilton and Schumacher are from another dimension

[@gronz]

No Bro

[@chakman-sl6dx]

They are goat

[@gronz]

how original @@chakman-sl6dx

[@elo9908]

their cars also from another dimension

[@Linus-tz2tk]

​@@elo9908Like every car of every F1 winner.

[@suikamanti]

Fangio

[@hebisty4163]

Putting up with 5% of the g force created by modern day cars. Now days drivers could do a le mans in those old f1 cars

[@kalypso4755]

If Ascari didnt die that early, everybody would take about ascari rather than fangio. Fangio had luck, that ascari changed to a worser team and sadly even died or else fangio would have been as popular as maybe nino farina

[@suikamanti]

@@hebisty4163 and your point? I can make a list pages long of how it was more difficult to drive cars of that era than any car today. the clutch is one obvious one. I dont think most drivers today would get into those cars in the conditions they had to because they would be too afraid of having an accident and being mained or killed on the spot. In those times surviving was a trophy on its own

[@suikamanti]

@@kalypso4755 Maybe, but i struggle with your point? Ascari didnt survive and Fangio did. Merit goes to the one that could achieve that and didnt kill himself in the process. I am sure there were incredibly talented drivers in all eras but didnt survive, when it is obviously rule number one in any sport and life.... dont kill yourself in the process... so yeah, Ascari could/was better... but until that point...

[@arturojimenez5036]

​@@hebisty4163😂😂😂😂😂 salen corriendon del miedo jaja aqui no tienes el alo ni comodidad si vuelcas te mueres ..

[@Vertigo30]

*Ayrton Senna was the best !*

[@alx.972]

Senna can be called easily as better than Hamilton, Verstappen, Vettel, Hakkinen or Mansell, he had something unique, that determination of nobody else to win and keep fighting, that god skills in heavy rain conditions or making a garbage car like a competitive one

[@ivannovak4711]

This is true the first time he was behind a f1 car he was 14 for more information look up ayrton Senna 14 years old

[@danielbroomhall8882]

I think he was the best too, if he had a good car since the start like Schumacher, Prost, Hamilton did, Senna would have pretty much all records in F1.

[@Legend42331]

Love how the music changes with the ongoing years

[@Max-xc3tl]

The gap up from Schumacher is crazy, no one did it like him before

[@PerimeterBilliard]

Schumacher is still the king. There were only 17 races per year at that time, right now there are 23 races.

[@rdk2505]

And still douche

[@KarvidSR]

Hamliton era has had average 19 races, before 21. with 21included, still average 19 races per season.

[@D1craigRob]

I always felt like montoya and raikonen showed me more of the best driving than any of the others. Their is just something special about Kimi.

[@rioman7708]

This is so well done. Cheers

[@martijn_yt]

Max Verstappen moves up in this ranking as fast as he does in any race he starts from the back ;)

[@sirsancti5504]

With that car abd 300+ races per season.. Pfff. Lol

[@mralireza931]

@@sirsancti5504 Cope harder.

[@matsobangkgomo7382]

Hahaha to cheat is nice... ppl are embracing a cheat .... it's all boiling down .... illegal car... the next few days will be interesting to learn abt this cheat

[@midas7394]

We loved this impartial presentation, highlighting the drivers wins by venue, and backed by soothing music. We can't wait to see this video again after the 2023 driver stats are added. Thanks for sharing.😊

[@tinatomlin79]

Yes I agree 😊

[@BluSkyWorld]

would be interesting to see wins by ratio of races. not a fair comparison as in 1950's there were only between 7-11 races per season.

[@stuarthood5964]

and if they did that, then itll still disproportionally make drivers who did less races look better

[@janopsilver]

And then there is the 1985 season, where Keke Rosberg got Disqualified, didn't finish three races and won only one time, and still become a champion.

[@rashedhussain5522]

@@stuarthood5964 but they risked there life. Ratio would be better in my opinion

[@danbruh33]

That would be unfair for the current drivers then.

[@volkanuzug1824]

Still wouldn't be a fair comparison since the competition was different, cars AND tracks were different.

[@Goronar]

After 50 years, in the Schumacher era, FANGIO still in the top 10, the GOAT

[@danielbroomhall8882]

hard to compare with Fangio era, at that time everything was so different.

[@fabrizioviscardi40]

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 1916

[@claudioraffaelli4642]

Tutto vero.

[@claudioraffaelli4642]

@@fabrizioviscardi40 Ci passerò. Da semplice spettatore televisivo o su circuiti di formule minori (formula 3 ed altro, parecchi anni fa) non si può che condividere tutto quello che hai detto. Tutto il resto sono chiacchiere. Proprio oggi ho seguito il GP di Monza (1/09/2024). Erano almeno una ventina d'anni che non seguivo più un GP intero! Oltre alla gioia della vittoria di un'auto italiana, senza particolari emozioni, non c'è stato nient'altro per cui appassionarsi; anzi tutti i calcoli sulle strategie ed il cambio di gomme sono veramente noiosi.

[@fabrizioviscardi40]

@@claudioraffaelli4642 Caro Claudio, ho 84 anni ed ho vissuto epoche più belle in campo sportivo, a volte penso di essere io superato, poi mi fa piacere sentire altre persone che la pensano come me - e non sono poche! Ti auguro una buona giornata Fabrizio

[@Mathematchit]

Knowing that Lewis Hamilton is the first person to win 100 Grand Prix makes me love the dude more.

[@AdMartens]

Look at Hamilton complain about a too dominant car. The nerve…

[@ShawnFX]

Thats Lewis "bLeSsEd and hUmBLe" Hamilton for you, being a complete hypocrite

[@leolazari4238]

Do you guys even know Formula 1 long enough to have seen Schumacher’s behavior during 05 with the shitty car he had to drive after dominating the championship with the fastest car for 5 years without a teammate to challenge him? How do you think Verstappen will react once another team develops the faster car and he stops winning after being dominating the sport for 5 years and winning (what should probably be) 5 world championships? Winners like to win. It’s part of the sport. If you don’t like it you can go watch soccer instead of complaining about someone complaining 😂

[@AdMartens]

@@leolazari4238well i did had a little pause in watching after Senna died....But i dont think Max will propose rules against domination after 8 years of domination. Then i would say exactly the same thing.

[@akseusa]

@@AdMartensbro literally said enjoy my domination lmaooo. There’s not a single champion driver who would say there there that’s enough racing from me and winning. Look at Michael or Max now. Max dominated the whole year and when he lost one race he was pissed. If people go w your mentality it’s a losers game

[@AdMartens]

@@akseusa hehehe, glad you find your anonymous place here. Max was not pissed at losing, he was pissed that people thought he did it with an illegal car. Further he said it is sad people complaining if their team didnt win, refering to his wins AND sainzs win. Pay little attention. Ow and i am a Lando fan.

[@kondjedes4866]

2022: Max Verstappen has entered the chat. 2022: Lewis Hamilton has left the chat.

[@belinlau9940]

but the goat still the goat

[@end14forund]

@@belinlau9940 Goat is Vettel Alonso and Raikkonen

[@maxverstacrayon8367]

@@end14forundjust good drivers passing through, max is a one in a hundred years talent, anyone in any motorsport knows it

[@RichardFer01]

@@maxverstacrayon8367 indeed...everyone sees it, but almost nobody wants to admit it ...:)

[@ShawnFX]

@@belinlau9940 Hamilton is most certaintly not the goat😂

[@Strategyboyz]

Max going up most of the list in 1 year LOL

[@devilzuser0050]

yes, what a race, what a drive. noone cares.

[@MaikNL]

@@devilzuser0050 Wittle cwybaby getting mad over stats

[@erikvermolen8371]

well obvisiously you do, you are here commenting on it!@@devilzuser0050

[@mohdshuibrahmat7201]

lets see max can be like Schumacher and Hamilton

[@ezras4216]

Great!! Please show us also podiums by driver...

[@ДаркоТакашманов]

Schumasher is my favorite driver 😊

[@rayusse]

doing it by the % of wins a add a visual about the number of GP by season will give a more interesting stat. For the real F1 fans

[@maxverstacrayon8367]

New list after this season would be good

[@williamc4309]

Didn't realise Frentzen won a race in 97, I thought his first race win was France 99, I only started watching seriously in 1998 Watched loads of old races back obviously.

[@DoctorMeatDic]

Schumacher was the greatest. Took Benetton to two championships. Left for a crap Ferrari team. Spend years working with them before going on to win another five championships with them. Retired. Came back to Mercedes and worked with them to bring yet more championships for Hamilton and Rosberg. Truly awesome driver.

[@Pelic0ne]

It's crazy to think about how long Alonso has been in F1, and all the legends he used to race with. Even more so considering he's probably STILL one of the Top5 or at least top10 drivers on the track.

[@burnsiet]

It took 50 years for Moss to drop out of the top 15 in wins. What a driver.

[@Ins0mnia365]

you can litterly see which era starts and ends. funky

[@al3rgen]

amazing video, but it would be nice to have a year written on the chart of the first and last win like for example: 1974-1999 this way we could clearly see from which era was the driver. another idea, change the colour of the strip/line for different teams, for example vettel wins for red bull blue, then red for ferrari, and year at the start of new colour of the win for new team.

[@peace9667]

crazy that i never heard the name Alain Prost before although he was this succesful

[@montesqoful]

he's underrated

[@kevs6402]

Brilliant, thank you.

[@maximilianl4453]

Crazy how underrated Damon Hill is when you look up his numbers and the fact that he was one of the only drivers to challenge Schumacher.

[@kakmaster6945]

Because Senna, the only natural rival he had smacked into a wall the same year Hill started challenging.

[@fredericchopin5993]

He is not underrated. One of the worst champions if you ask me.

[@fredericchopin5993]

All the drivers in this list at the end are better than Hill

[@dezpotizmOFheaven]

Yeah, because Häkkinen, Räikkönen, Montoya and Alonso didn't exist... Schumacher and Ferrari are always talked about as they have been 'dominating' while actually they almost always really had to fight for their titles and not secure them mid-season like it is nowadays. And FIA changed their rules much more often, trying to 'stop' their 'dominance'. They just always managed to get the best out of each of the changes over and over again. 2004 they where surprised by their own car and that it was as good as it was.

[@whiteboy7thstfreak]

yeah Damon hill is closer to Shumachers skill then hamilton it too schumacher

[@farioff]

Respect for the guys in the 60s and 70s still on the list, with 6-8 GPs per year... also the guys from the 80s with ~12 GPs per year... now with 20 plus GPs, with a dominant car, it´s kinda easy to break all records. Barrichelo raced for 19 years to reach 300 GPs, now in 12 years anyone can reach the same .

[@juliendunand6409]

The best drivers in history are the ones between 1975 and 1995, when you didn't have electronics and assistance everywhere and the pilots were left on their own with their manual sticks. I don't think any F1 connoisseurs would consider Hamilton a greater driver than Senna, Schumi or Prost. The numbers are meaningless. It's the toughness of the competition that matters. The GOAT belongs in the 80s, between Senna, Lauda, and Prost and a young Schumi. Choose your pick. Difficult not picking Prost when you realize his competition at the time and the fact he finished twice behind Lauda on half a point.

[@gorangoran6335]

Agree. And anyone who has witnessed F1 racing from, for example, 1970 to 1990 knows how hard it was to win a race with that level of reliability of those cars. Not to mention track conditions, complete absence of any sort of computers. Almost no saftey at all... How fragile those cars were. Any crash was life threating. Those drivers were truly heroes. Hamilton 4 times better then Fangio? 🤣🤣🤣And, for me, Alain Prost is the best driver in F1 history, considering his technique, his smoothness. his tactics.

[@alanhindmarch4483]

Fangio and Clark were in the top 3 until 1986, just goes to show how good they were, especially Fangio, with so few races in their Grand Prix seasons. Fangio went onto remain in the top 1o until the end of the 2013 session, some 54 years after the start of F1 championship and his first F1 championship winning race. He also won sports car races, so who is the Greatest Driver, Juan Manuel Fangio. He also 24 wins from 52 starts a % of wins to starts of 46.15% the highest win ratio, then any F1 driver. So Again Who is the Greatest, Juan Manuel Fangio.

[@danbruh33]

But the competition has increased now and a driver simply can’t win 50 percent of the races they start.

[@alanhindmarch4483]

@@danbruh33 thats not true.

[@gronz]

Max can @@danbruh33

[@alphatrion100]

​@@danbruh33 Do you know who Max Verstappen is?

[@imibuks-replit]

its difficult to say who is the GOAT, but fangio is up there

[@leromarin4349]

And some guys says that Prost isn't one of the best...

[@alexandreboyenval3140]

The only old generation guy in the four first. Hold the record for nearly ten years, even if in the Schumi era… yes he was just great.

[@justSMTH.]

Of course he is not one of the best. He is the best.

[@willrichardson1809]

fore me out of all the greats he was the most boreing, I am olde enough to have seen all is races. Great driver, rather dull, not a risk taker but the GOAT of race POLITICS.

[@jayman105]

Senna would have been on top of almost every category, if it wasn't for his fatal accident at Imola. He'd more than likely have many wins and championships. The man was a LEGEND.

[@asapwatchme2356]

I love Senna, but Schumacher > Senna, lets be real!

[@jayman105]

@@asapwatchme2356 Schumi is the best ever, no question, but it's hard to compare Senna because his life was tragically cut short. He was most definitely gifted, and the fiercest competitor I've ever seen in F1.

[@israelenrico9646]

I think Senna better than Schumi. More speed, more magic. This guy was a monster

[@greenman717]

@@asapwatchme2356 Schumacher himself would disagree. I advise you to watch the last few qualifying sessions Senna had left in his career with that horribly nervous Williams against Schumacher in a traction control monster. Still pipped him.

[@semmelboesel]

impossible due to the much more races during a year today

[@Starlightpassi]

Schumacher and Senna the best

[@anthonycampbell4532]

This is so interesting and soothing.. just watching stats. I guess I'm weird

[@MKF1_official]

Not that weird looking at number of people who watched it 😅

[@whQQps]

It seems that competition was much higher before the 90s. However, as technology improved, good racers with more advanced cars than others increased the gap.

[@AuRoRaCuRtAiN24]

二人のトップドライバーは子供の頃の私には退屈な男たちでした。しかし、傍観者には退屈を与えますが、大人になるにつれ、ベストを尽くし続けることがどれだけ大変かわかりました。 実力のない者、勝利への追求なき者にどれだけいい環境を与えても、結果は残せません。

[@thatguywiththemitsu9696]

Kimi - best of the best.

[@pawelnowak3292]

Thanks for the video. Every year there were more and more race tracks. Otherwise Michael Schumacher would still be in front :)

[@ArtUniverse]

It's crazy how Fangio stayed in the top 10 all the way until 2014.

[@N1KI007]

Clark remained in the top 5 until 1997, know my goat

[@willrichardson1809]

he is the Goat, most naturally gifted racer there has been.

[@dkh7677]

Twice as many races now compared to the past and twice the points so these comparisons need to be put into context. In the early era cars broke down and the driver counted for more. Today the best car wins. I doubt anyone in the modern era would rank in the all time top ten.

[@steveruscitto5883]

Today, 2023 USGP, Max hit 50 wins, great video!!

[@esperanzagugo8713]

Maravilhoso, LLLLLOOOOVVVVEEEEE 🇧🇷 SENNA

[@asifrangooni]

d biggest advantage to current drivers to d previous Eras is that in previous season there were less races per season thus if someone today has a good form n car he will more races in a year compared to earlier Era thus increasing his total number of wins

[@deovision]

A chart based on "win ratio" would look different, and would love to see a chart showing wins from outside a top 3 starting position.

[@sirsancti5504]

This!

[@craigsmith7273]

It would be amazing to see the top 20 drivers on this list line up on the grid for a season.... I hate to say it because i Wouldn't piss on him if he was on fire, but Schumacher would take it for me. He had the Lethal combinationn of amazing skill and the ruthlessness to win at any cost

[@ДмитрийИванов-ь2ы7ц]

and so, will the 2023 edition be released right after the final?)

[@MKF1_official]

Maybe not right after but it will be released soon after end of the season 🙂

[@ДмитрийИванов-ь2ы7ц]

Yeah, I mean if the project is still alive, thanks!!!@@MKF1_official

[@cdel4391]

you can see the current one right now by googling "most wins in f1 history drivers list" 🤷‍♂

[@mikem8808]

Oops, as one of the previous guys had written, it would be Nice if you updated this video after each season is completed. We will all watch together as Mad Max tracks down and gets passed lewis. Me personally, I am a Fernando guy and I also like Sergio. Lol, Fernando seems to always make the Wrong decision when choosing a new team, lol, :(:(:(:(

[@red_baron_kos]

I guess his WEC days are enough to tell anyone what alonso can do in a competitive car

[@Vuddy_]

The correct name of Fangio is Juan Manuel and not Juan Fangio. Juan Manuel is composed by two names but is a only one

[@BK-201]

Schumacher is the real winner, came to a poor team(with a terrible car), created the best car later, and remained hardworking and the best driver himself. Without him, ferrari wouldn't have known what victory was and they were great only because of him. After he leaves, what remains? rhetorical question. Yes, sometimes he didn't show his best side, but that's what champions are like, you can't be perfect in everything. He also helped Mercedes, which later helped them create a self-winning car for Hamilton (but even so, under conditions of adequate competition, he could have lost to other racers cos he is good driver but not great). Senna is also the greatest driver and it is unknown how much more he could have won and what contribution he could have made. Verstappen has every chance to get closer to these legends, because even in bad conditions he manages to earn points, get on the podium, and still manages to play simulators at night before the Grand Prix, he is just built different xD

[@hesleyt]

The ratio wins per race would be more realistic.

[@badgumby9544]

Since 2000, the car has been the deciding factor in race wins and championships. Since 2000 up to the current year(2024). If you weren't in the dominant car of that particular time(Ferrari, Mercedes, Red Bull). You had absolutely no chance of winning a championship. And only a race win if the dominant car DNF'd or started way back in the field for some reason.

[@themediatoallapvstar5016]

If alonso gets a good car he will be with most wins ❤

[@sennadejong7228]

Shoulda shown the years racing aswell mate. Would show how different max is

[@KaBu_FCB]

Like most records in motorsport you can't compare race wins...one reason amongst others is the length of the seasons. It's the same like with poles, podiums or points.

[@alexanderr8603]

The real Champ obviously seen

[@anndremendanha7847]

Senna, even after more than 30 years of death, remains among the best. If he had not died, he would be in the top 1 without a doubt!

[@willrichardson1809]

that would have been impossible, they had less races back then. However if he had race the last 15 years he would probably be arroung 130 to 150 wins.

[@andy86i]

Let’s get the updated version out🎉

[@MKF1_official]

Give me a day or so ;)

[@andy86i]

@@MKF1_officialthank you 😄

[@RafeekKaramat]

Lewis is simply the GOAT he has so many records that will never be broken.

[@georgeblank2648]

Doubt that

[@CarlyGayJepsen]

@@georgeblank2648you can doubt that as much as you want, it won’t change the fact that nobody broke his records yet LMFAO

[@bernardgunter6057]

Records are made to be broken. Jackie Stewart was on top for a while at 27 wins. Look where he stands now. Don’t get comfortable on top.

[@Salvatore_Monkey]

I’d watch out for verstappen, Duh duh duh duh

[@whQQps]

It was a much more competitive race before the 90s. However, as technology developed, the competition decreased. A good racer with a better car opened up the gap significantly.

[@LukaszRogowiczYamaortodks]

This is the most unique sport in the world, where success is determined by EQUIPMENT to a much greater extent than by skills alone ! I don't want to take anything away from anyone, but this is what it looks like in F1 🤷

[@red_baron_kos]

Cause this sports if of the constructors not drivers it becoming of equal machinery is like USA becoming monarchy

[@bobomb1986]

If Max had been driving a car as competitive as Lewis's for the amount of time they've both been around and Lewis was driving a competitive car, Max and Lewis would be pretty much on the same number of race wins by now - and Max with seven years less driving!

[@Chikn853]

Put it in 2x speed

[@AbouTaim-Lille]

Max still needs a couple of different races to catch on Lewis record for most different race wins. He could win in Las vegas this year. But he has to win in Singapore , china , Portugal , tuscan , nurburgring , turkey and wait to bring back a few circuits like Indianapolis and magny cours. He is still too young though.

[@Ethanius_Zeus]

its 2024 and max now has 61 wins, which puts him in #3 in terms of wins all time, he proved himself to surpass sebastian vettel

[@Mordalo]

This would be more relevant if it were based on the number of races run.

[@willrichardson1809]

or finished

[@Hogojub]

The V8 era was truly the best F1 has ever been

[@PSKhasana]

King of F1 🐐🙌🔥🔥🔥

[@TheFlual22]

You can't compare Modern Drivers to Drivers from the 50s, 60s and 70s. The Season nearly doubled in length and the cars were by far not that durable.

[@Kazelsa035]

Alain Prost is so underrated, it's terrifying

[@santilanaknows5308]

verstappen 61 wins now hes gonna take all records

[@JonnyBoi957]

He is struggling at the moment but lewis is much older than him so he should catch uo eventually

[@ShawnFX]

Would love to see how this list looks in 2-3 years!! Lets go Max, get 7+ WDCs!!

[@indigodoctor77]

I’m willing to bet that if you swapped cars with Max and any other driver, that driver would dominate… I totally understand that Max is a fantastic driver and totally respect him for that but there is something otherworldly going on with that car. Red Bull is going to have to have their own series soon because the other drivers are backing off with a red Bull shows up in their mirrors and that is not competition. How can Perez suck so badly and Max do so well? It doesn’t make any sense.

[@DrDoerk]

​@@indigodoctor77you realize how much farther ahead max is than checo.... right?

[@devilzuser0050]

RB always will ruin this sport. Cancer of F1.

[@reinube]

@@devilzuser0050all mercedes ferrari mclaren and astin martin have to do is make a better car, dont blame a energy drink company for making a better car than actual car manufacturors

[@footballnerd277]

“Any other driver, that driver would totally dominate” Well Perez is driving the same car. And he failed to qualify for Q3 five times in a row. For context, Valterri Bottas never failed to reach Q3 during his five seasons at Mercedes. Now THAT was a dominant car. Max is just a dominant driver.

[@LegoSnoopDogg]

Juan Manuel Fangio 1950-1952 Alberto Ascari 1952-1955 Juan Manuel Fangio 1955-1968 Jim Clark 1968-1973 Jackie Stewart 1973-1987 Alain Prost 1987-2001 Michael Schumacher 2001-2020 Lewis Hamilton 2020-????

[@markriezebos-g8j]

With Red Bull's dominance and Max race talent, its a matter of months when new records will be crushed...

[@Muse1306]

Can't believe that a driver like Hamilton is the current number 1... He has just been lucky to drive in the most boring period of F1 where all drivers were average. Now that new talented drivers have joined the championship, he will not win anymore

[@modernkennnern]

I just realized why because say Fangio is GOATed.

[@duweitdasdunixweit6701]

ohh and think about it, Damon Hill startet Formula1 pretty late (age31/32) and reached in his 115 starts 22 wins...

[@prabalray4673]

Valtteri....Its James (about a good 15 times), that helps surely.

[@lucaminghetti1]

Mayo 2024, Hamilton sigue en 103 victorias, Max pasó a Vettel y tiene 59… Espero volver en unos años y ver como cambiaron las cosas

[@marygaywood3731]

Lewis Hamilton is being awkward because Max Verstappen is unstoppable this season, time to take a back seat, let younger drivers take over. I'm all for Max, long may he continue in F1

[@whiteboy7thstfreak]

in this list it also obvious to see even in the most dominant car ever aka mercedes 2015 to 2018.... he could never be as dominant as Max is rn.

[@rukogalym5540]

Неважно что говорит статистика,никто никогда не скажет"быстрый как Хэмилтон" или легенда как Макс,эти титулы давно принадлежат Сенне и Шумахеру

[@p0etischer]

how did u do the graphs?

[@kushalkale]

Time to update the video

[@ralibros7679]

Ayrton Senna if alive, probably would pass 100 wins

[@kl9505]

I have been thinking that the entire Merc regime has been a complete dull period, but maybe it was mainly the 2018-19. Not only the championship, but also the race tended to be boring due to overtakes being so difficult on the cars of the day.

[@Urlocallordandsavior]

You forgot about Barina in 1950.

[@Anonymous-_-69]

2023 would just be MAX MAX SUPER SUPER MAX MAX with an occasional el sonidito and smooth operator

[@hebisty4163]

This shows how special hamilton was... he dominated in a time when some of the all time highest winners were present. Vettel 50+ alonso 30+ rosberg 20+ the 2 finish drivers 20+ each. He dominated the most dominant competition in history.

[@NoName-eq5oy]

Jup and each of them in a car that was a second slower on average than his. where was hamilton until mercedes became a dominant force?

[@hebisty4163]

@NoName-eq5oy getting 2nd place in his rookie season... and only losing the championship in the last race because of a gearbox failure... again hamilton is special and arguably the best ever. Doo doo brain human you are.

[@NoName-eq5oy]

lol he got the hometown treatment against Alonso. thats why he was 2nd. also lost to rosberg and button hahahahah Best ever my ass. I Verstappen wants to he will break every single record hamilton has @@hebisty4163

[@red_baron_kos]

Lol most dominant era?? Laughs in lauda-prost era

[@willrichardson1809]

you do know they race far more racees than back in the 50's to 90's also the cars just don't brek down anymore.

[@mikem8808]

GREAT JOB!!! One of the coolest informational videos I have ever watched about FI racing!! It is ashame that for many years now REALISTICALLY ONLY 1 team has a shot of winning the championship and generally there is ONLY 1 driver capable of getting all those wins. So to me FI in Many recent years has been VERY SKEWED towards which ever team has the dominate technology. So in my Opinion, these standings are NOT a true reflection of who the best driver is. Not to say they are not a top driver BUT, when your team is so dominate for YEARS, it Truly is NOT an accurate portrayal of who is the Best Driver. That is a fact! That, in my Opinion is a Major reason why F1 SUCKS!!!!! There are MANY people (obviously myself included) who know the ONLY realistic chance I am going to see someone different win the race is 1st lap, 1st corner and Hope that guy gets in an accident (not getting hurt) unless that is your favoirte driver, lol. IF there is no accident, generally the race is Over. Yes, another driver can make a great move to position himself in the lead, however, it is only a matter of time before the dominate team's #1 driver disposes of this wanna be, lol. I do Not follow Indy car near as much as I follow F1 and not near as much as I used too. Cart/Champ Car etc. used to be my primary, however, when that Silver Spoon, Idiot t. george took over I stopped watching it for many years. Now that Mr. Roger Penske is in control over the last few years I have started paying more attention to Indy Car. YESSSS, Indy Car is a Spec Series. However, the Racing is ABSOLUTELY Fantastic. It literally blows the doors OFF of F1. The F1 head honchos look down at Indy Car saying they are this little spec series, but F1 has always looked down at Cart/Champ/Indy Car. But, as a Ex amateur open wheel driver and die hard open wheel fan for MANY years drivers/fans want to actually see RACING, LOL. F1 in MANY years has NEVER really offered that. Top team taken out in the 1st turn or being passed in the pits, not on track is All they can really offer. I LOVE F1 because I LOVE open wheel racing. But, Indy Car kicks F1's BUTT in Series vs Series which one offers true let the best driver win Racing!!! Literally ALMOST ANYONE in Indy Car can wind ANY race. LOL, ok my rant is OVER, Sorry - but some things Need to be said, lol. With F1 it is ALL about the money/technology and with that you will get exactly what we have been seeing for many years, ZERO COMPETITION!!! Not only do the fans lose big time, but the drivers lose big time as well. Many drivers careers will NEVER get to experience their full potential, not in this MONEY/TECHNOLOGY driven environment:(:(:(:( Thank You for the Very Cool video!