Who is the Formula 1 Driver with most race wins?

[@MsOnkel01]

Fangio was in the list until Hamiltons 2. Champion title! There you can see how hard it was to win 24 times or more. Fangio was a legend then.

[@Marcelg13]

still is a legend

[@julianbrouwer7611]

plus the calendar is way longer now, so with the same time in f1 you have double the chances

[@henriqueulbrichoficial]

Also of note is that Ascari and Jim Clark were both still on the top 10 more than 30 years after their deaths. They accomplished that in somewhat short F1 careers. Have they lived, their numbers would be way more impressive.

[@Neo-R.]

He is still a F1 legend. Come to think about the hard times back there

[@deliriumbee4678]

@@julianbrouwer7611 if fangio drove a 70s 80s or 90s f1 he wouldnt last a chance at his age lol

[@Yorgos2007]

The fact that Fangio is not in the top 10 any more tells everything about the importance of the amount of races/year. If he had had the chance to race 22-23 GPs a year, he would still be top 3.

[@youtuytumaddrre]

Or death

[@Yorgos2007]

@@youtuytumaddrre Yes, it can be. As he said: at his time the main question wasn't who wins but who survives the race.

[@youtuytumaddrre]

@@Yorgos2007 Hay que recordar que se libró de milagro del accidente de Levegh en Le Mans 55 que acabó con la muerte de un puñado de espectadores y el propio Levegh. Si hubiera aumentado el número de carreras hubiera aumentado sus propabilidades de morir.

[@ofuturopolimata6961]

@@Yorgos2007 Percentages are more reliable, and on the %'s, Fangio is unbeatable.

[@pistolpete5817]

Back when fangio and even later right up to the 70's f1 drivers also competed in the other formulas so if we could find out what events fangio had victorise in we may be able to have a rough estimate. But regardless for him to be in the top 10 race winners 60 years later plus taking into account his car was harder to drive the dangers ect ect should tell you all you need GREATEST OF ALL TIME NO CONTEST followed close by Jim Clarke

[@yungdude69]

Seeing Schumacher pull such a massive lead over the rest, all I could think was "No, Michael. Michael, this isn't right"!

[@IliyanTrayanov]

why

[@yigithan3713]

Makes 0 sense. Schumi gave everything thing he had to earn those wins. Nobody bent the rules to make him win races

[@mrlalalaelmo7454]

🤣 🤣🤣

[@jonpirovsky]

Bwahahaha

[@ytwos1]

@@yigithan3713 he literally bumped hill of track in Adelaide 94. Just like Hamilton did with max at Silverstone in 21. That both was no Michael no no, that was so not right.

[@sluischris]

Fangio only started 51x and had 24 wins 35 podiums 29 poles

[@sluischris]

Hamilton 288 starts

[@luca_bagnoli]

Fangio the real goat, at the time was easier to retire and for that these win % are incredible.

[@igornarvaes7274]

Fangio was simple the best.

[@gatosapimentados2281]

@@luca_bagnoli actually not, most drivers at that time werent that good

[@C_and_C...]

It's a win percentage that'll never be beaten, that's for sure.

[@Lillith.]

Fangio was a monster. Staying on that list until 2014 when Hamilton joined the ranks. That's a legacy.

[@alecyerikian8073]

The Greatest of all time according to me But, yeah, he said that the greatest of all time was Clark And if Fangio says that, he is right

[@emanulecasillas9349]

Even more impressive considering that many of the drivers in his day stopped adding wins to their total cause they died. Fangio just kept going.

[@pistolpete5817]

@@alecyerikian8073 and almost all the champs up until recent times said fangio was the greates even schumacher so if fangio recond clarke that should be good enough for the rest of us end of debate👍

[@StarCharger28]

Things to take from this: - Fangio is a legend no matter what era you take into account. - Clark & Senna’s totals coming to stops are always sad no matter who does these stat counts. - Alonso’s could be higher if he wasn’t a nightmare child with teams. - Vettel burned bright then burned out. - only champions are in the top 10 (multiple time champions in top 6 or above right now). - Schumacher and Hamilton are majorly different from one another in terms of how they got the job done. But they won and won A LOT. And that’s all that matters.

[@justiziero]

Alonso nightmare child? The nightmare were the teams: mclaren bet for Hamilton in his first year even though Alonso was twice world champion the last year, then Renault wasn’t the best to come back, then Ferrari was better than Renault but for sure not the best car, then McLaren with GP2 Honda’s engine and now Renault again with a car that hasn’t evolved for 2 years to bet everything for 2022. He had bad luck and F1 is a fucking circus, maybe he is the only one being honest there

[@StarCharger28]

@@justiziero sir if you do your research on the bridges Alonso has magnificently burned down (McLaren, Ferrari, Honda Engines, etc.) you’d know he was the most notoriously difficult driver to work with. He said Ron Dennis wasn’t serious about winning the championships when he brought Rookie Lewis Hamilton onto McLaren in 07. NO ONE in F1 or McLaren expected him to be as good as he was. Yet Lewis went on to beat him that year. Alonso left camp abruptly and hasn’t fancied Lewis much ever since. 2010 & 2012 with Ferrari he had the leads in the championships up until the final race in Abu Dhabi & Brazil, respectively and he went on to lose both years to Vettel. After he lambasted Ferrari for the 2014 effort, he left camp and burned that bridge. The abysmal McLaren Honda years were where he burned his Honda bridge (that could have powered him to the Indy 500 win in 2017 but Honda REFUSED to supply the team he was racing with after his “GP2 Engine” outburst in Suzuka years before.) Alpine was the only team that’d take him back and that’s because his options were limited by his own hand. So yes, he was a nightmare child and it’s all his doing.

[@justiziero]

@@StarCharger28 @Star Charger 28 sorry but I'm Spanish and I researched a lot about what happened with Alonso. When he was in McLaren with Hamilton, the team bet for Hamilton and Alonso said it on TV , he said they were making they pilots fight between them and they were going to lose the championship and that's what happened. In Hungary, it seemed he stopped Hamilton at pitstops, but he was arguing by radio why did he have to change to old hard tyres and Hamilton had new soft tyres. They had a treat where every pilot had a chance more to do the pole, so it was Alonso's turn in that race but Hamilton didn't listen so he broke the treat but there wasn't any consequence. Ron Dennis was with Hamilton the whole time, he knew Hamilton when Hamilton was a child. Maybe you are blind if you can't see that, a British team going with a British pilot that they knew since he was a child. In Ferrari he was second with a much WORSE CAR, meanwhile Vettel had the best car cheating with some pieces from the car which FIA lasted too much to deny them. I don't think being second with a worse car was burning anything. In McLaren with Honda was AWFUL that engine...almost every race they had to retire the car and the car was so slow. Do you really think he is a bad person and no one wants him? That's why he won the 24h in Lemans and he competed in Dakar and came back to FORMULA 1. And there are rumours about Mercedes and Ferrari claiming for Alonso as a possible pilot. This year the real Alonso was shown and I'm so sorry for you, he is a really normal person, not as Hamilton apparenting he is super cool, he is just a normal person driving and being a good friend from all their ex teammates (said by them) meanwhile Hamilton has almost no relationship with the rest because he chose to isolate from the rest of competitors . You are really really wrong! Im so sorry for you ♥️

[@StarCharger28]

@@justiziero that explains your bias and ignorance on Alonso’s perception in the mainstream (and his results for that matter). Yes he won Le Mans (in a completely unopposed Toyota) and competed in the Dakar. He’s also failed to qualify for the Indy 500 as well so don’t leave that out. Fernando, as great a driver as he is, soiled opportunities to win titles in McLaren & Ferrari when, competitively speaking, they were at their best. He failed to beat a ROOKIE Hamilton when he was the two time & defending world champion that beat Schumacher the year prior. I don’t get where you think the other teams are interested in Fernando but that couldn’t be further from the truth if it was on the moon, dude 😂! NOBODY wants Fernando on their team besides Alpine. Mercedes NEVER wanted him and neither do Ferrari. I wouldn’t call a guy that has a museum for HIMSELF a normal guy. He may not be into the same things as Lewis (nor does he have to be), but he’s far from a regular dude. Lewis chooses to isolate himself so that he doesn’t have to put up with the ignorance that folks have about how he conducts his business. You’re very ignorant to say the least and you have it backwards on who deserves pity. Your retort was cute though 🥱.

[@justiziero]

@@StarCharger28 Ferrari at their best? Look how many poles Ferrari did...and the championship was between 6 pilots and I remind you again, Vettel had the best car, not Fernando! And again talking about Hamilton...are you blind? Alonso beated Michael and suddenly it appears Hamilton copying telemetry from Alonso and supported by the whole team and Ron Dennis knew him when HE WAS A CHILD!!! CANT YOU SEE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STARTING IN MINARDI THAN STARTING DIRECTLY IN MCLAREN??? So...you better shut up 🤗 Hamilton was beaten by a normal pilot, Nico Rosberg not very ambitious 😂😂😂 Alonso beated all his partners except Hamilton where they tied, and I remember you Hamilton was the only pilot with a crane helping him to come back to the race even though there were 6 cars next to him and the crane helped Hamilton. So...if the crane didn't help (just him of course because F1 is British) Alonso would have beaten Hamilton. Hamilton didn't want Alonso in Mercedes, that's why Alonso never had a position there 😉 Ferrari had the best car with Michael and Vettel, but they were cheating and Vettel didn't win neither 😂 Alonso came back this year and beated his team mate even though he started so bad the first half season. About Indy Car...do you really focus on that when he has won many things ? We don't know what happened with that car. Do you use excuses like he won with Toyota because it was the best car? AND WHAT ABOUT HAMILTON WITH THE BEST CAR 6 SEASONS? Beated by a mediocre Nico Rosberg 😂😂😂 Oh wait! He still have the best car and was beated by Max VERSTAPPEN even though he pushed Max in Silverstone (of course at home) and he only had a 10 second penalty and Max 0 points 😂😂😂 this is formula 1, a circus made for Hamilton. Like Fernando says....KARMA!!! 😘🤩♥️

[@aidanmorgando1710]

Crazy that Lauda is still top 10 after all these years

[@dandahl5964]

Thats because typically in an era there are only 2-3 winners in a year. Go back and look at schumacher and Damon hill. For about 2 years, one of the two won every race. Same with hamilton/vettel/verstappen. Once they got above fangio the drivers below fangio were mot building wins. Its too bad more drivers in f1 dont have better chances to win races.

[@sudattsdeadchannel3495]

Vesstappen will throw Nikki out of top 10

[@derabbster]

@@sudattsdeadchannel3495 he will have to win 6 races this year tho to overtake him

[@sudattsdeadchannel3495]

@@derabbster 6 is rookie number for him

[@SuperDavidGnomo]

Jackie Stewart.

[@movcn2]

you can see after the regulation changes... how hamilton went up like a rocket. it's painful to watch him cross vettel in 2015.

[@iceywilko]

Always one

[@sixtyfivewatts65]

Salty

[@pistolpete5817]

Yes but the same may well happen one day to lewis but it wont change the fact Fangio GOAT.

[@abdulchowdhury4243]

When Fangio disapeared Every F1 fan: NOOOOOOOO

[@Neo-R.]

Senna Prost Schumi Those I was lucky to watch on TV. Also respect to the other legends #KeepFightingMichael #RIPayrton

[@alecyerikian8073]

#saveAlainslegacy

[@bowelrupture]

@@alecyerikian8073 Alain Prost is one of the most underrated WDCs. Teaming up with Rosberg, Lauda, Senna and Mansell. Senna never had really a FAST driver next to him, except Prost. And look how it went.

[@vagnerlaqa]

Senna, Lauda, Michael Sh, Prost, Hamilton, the best in sequence....

[@quietbatperson3115]

The gradual increase in the number of races per season is detrimental to done drivers, partucular those who raced in the 50s and 60s. Looking at it as a proportion of race wins to race starts, Fangio = 47%, Ascari = 40%, Clark = 34%, Stewart = 27%. Think if what they could achieved if there had been more races per season and the same level of reliability there is now. And also, sadly in the case of Clark and Ascari if safety was better in those eras.

[@philalvarez4137]

There would have been many more deaths unfortunatly, Clark and Ascari died on the racetrack. Just a comparison, Hamilton is at 36% the third best ever.

[@alecyerikian8073]

This was clearly a different period, better in some ways, worse in some ways. Sometimes, I regret it

[@Michael-vc3kc]

I mean, Schumacher has won ~36% of the time between 91-2006. His Mercedes years really mess up his stats.

[@solsol1624]

Fantastic video. Took me a while to figure out that each winner was shown. Sad to see several scores not increase due to being cut down in their prime

[@alperentekaytarih9865]

F1 Drivers Race Win Stats 1968 1 Jim Clark 25 2 Juan Manuel Fangio 24 3 Stirling Moss 16 4 Graham Hill 14 5 Alberto Ascari 13 6 Jack Brabham 13 7 John Surtees 6 8 Tony Brooks 5 9 Jackie Stewart 5 10 Giuseppe Farina 5 11 Daniel Gurney 4 13 Bruce McLaren 4 14 Mike Hawthorn 3 15 Peter Collins 3 16 Phillip Hill 3 17 Bill Vukovich 2 18 Denny Hulme 2 19 Jose Froilan Gonzalez 2 20 Maurice Trinitignant 2 21 Wolfgang von Trips 2 22 Bob Sweikert 1 23 Giancarlo Baghetti 1 24 Innes Ireland 1 25 Jacky Ickx 1 26 Jim Rathmann 1 27 Jimmy Bryan 1 28 Jo Bonnier 1 29 Jo Siffert 1 30 Johnnie Parsons 1 31 Lee Wallard 1 32 Lorenzo Bandini 1 33 Ludovico Scarfiotti 1 34 Luigi Fagioli 1 35 Pat Flaherty 1 36 Pedro Rodriguez 1 37 Piero Taruffi 1 38 Richie Ginther 1 39 Rodger Ward 1 40 Samuel Hanks 1 41 Troy Ruttman 1

[@random_username_thats_not_used]

Why 1968 specifically?

[@joetad1956]

@@random_username_thats_not_used likely because its the year Jim Clark died

[@blacksky379]

Sometimes it seems like people don't talk enough about Alain Prost. The guy got to 51 wins in a time when seasons were 16-18 races long. Not to mention the talented grid he raced against. Also, in his time 5 world titles were the mark to beat, he got 4 and (I guess) were a runner-up in 3 years. Just imagine a driver getting 7 titles as early as early 90's. Legend.

[@ricardosilva-cy3xe]

I think it's because he was sort of overshadowed by Senna

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

The late Niki Lauda should've broke Sir Jackie Stewart's record of 27 wins but he decided to stop after claiming his 25th win at the 1985 Dutch Grand Prix and Alain Prost reached there first by claiming his 28th win at the 1987 Portuguese Grand Prix, only for his record of 51 wins to be broken by Michael Schumacher by claiming his 52nd win at the 2001 Belgian Grand Prix and Sir Lewis Hamilton would eventually break Michael Schumacher's record of 91 wins by claiming his 92nd win at the 2020 Portuguese Grand Prix! #stillwerise

[@vitor.guitarra]

so You should also consider the decision Stewart made to quit after being champion in 1973

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

@@vitor.guitarra Whatever. I think Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel shared one thing in common: Both of them claimed their 52nd career victories while driving for Ferrari at the Belgian Grand Prix in 2001 and 2018 respectively!

[@kaiserjorge7554]

Verstappen def getting in that list if red bull can stay competitive

[@md.shaonprinceshuvo5412]

Alonso last win likely 10 years ago...what a disater he might have 150+ wins if he chose right team in those time..poor

[@endthisnonsense7202]

The best skilled driver ever. Let's hope 2022 brings him a competitive car!

[@sandalphoncpu]

Any top drivers would get similar result if they had the right team at the right time. But this is how F1 works unfortunately

[@bobo2422]

Trust in el 🅿️lan

[@marksutherlandjr.2121]

Really Enjoyed this Video! Music choice even wins on this!

[@Ibol406]

It blows my mind that max is only 4 wins off of fangio at 24 🤯

[@NicotineRosberg]

Whether ppl want to admit it or not Hamilton's chunk of wins came in a relatively uncompetitive era. Merc car was just miles ahead. Now we see how things have changed when the field closed up.

[@paulthomson9014]

Absolutely agree . It's not Hamilton that deserves those championships but the Mercedes designers and engineers he's just the number one driver

[@at0245]

@@paulthomson9014 I've come to the realization that people will never give hamilton credit lol.

[@raulladislau427]

@@at0245 he s pretty good... the only driver to always win a race in every season he competed.

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[@Dutchempireball]

Max will be there in in 2022 9th or 8th place

[@LUCIFER-qr3kq]

i heard redbull's gonna have a bad car for next season

[@adaobiokafor7231]

In your dream

[@LUCIFER-qr3kq]

@@adaobiokafor7231 i tell you the truth even redbull says the season of 2021 red bull was really fast his agreement I am fan of hamilton but I stand close to all the f1 drivers the verstappen title was half deserved for him but redbull on the race not to respect the rules for his redbull's that redbull will have a bad car that he says it verstappen grows hamilton, verstappen makes a lot of track limit, was like his whole weekend, of which 2022 it will be difficult for them

[@Dutchempireball]

@@LUCIFER-qr3kq the redbull will be not that fast but max will

[@andros8821]

@@LUCIFER-qr3kq Considering that Mercedes didn't even really focus on the 2021 season, while Red Bull gave it all they had and it still came down to the last race, I don't doubt that Red Bull could have a bad awakening this season. But it's no safecall - My guess would be that Ferrari will catch up a lot to Red Bull while Mercedes will have the fastest car.

[@erlinghrautbaaland]

Max is almost in the top 10 and he is only 24 🤯

[@guyeysseric9442]

How many F1 races? 141. Almost twice as many as Clark (72 starts). Nearly as many as Ayrton Senna: 161. Hopefully he equals Senna's starts this year. Age does not mean so much here.

[@TypeZero31]

After all these years (almost 28), Senna is still in the top 5 in both poles and wins!

[@gandalf_thegrey]

6:56 Ahhhh what a fantastic list of Legends and Schumacher just bursts into the WDC scene This sports history is so rich it's incredible.

[@gandalf_thegrey]

@@jairajsinghshaktawat6593 Dudes still one of the greatest drivers to ever do it. You can't deny a mans talent with that vita, from Karting to F1. I wouldn't call him the best, but he's definitely up there.

[@BikeNutt1970]

Who knew watching a bar graph could be so interesting!

[@arnoldmbuthia2687]

Jim Clark has more wins than Verstappen despite participating in fewer races

[@frjoethesecond]

Not really comparable IMO. Jim Clark was peerless in his time. Meanwhile, Max has had to snatch the leftover wins from Lewis and Seb for most of his career.

[@antoniofernandes9708]

Senna, Fangio, Lauda, Prost, Mansell.

[@motorsportfan1246]

Senna and Clark 🐐

[@shaikolm]

Prost is actually insane. He demolished Hill in 1993

[@emanulecasillas9349]

11:01 "But here comes sebastian Vettel!!"

[@canecadopapai4839]

Senna 🏁🏎🔰

[@RobertDoornbosF1]

Tried to kill prost and won 1 legitamate WDC

[@rafaelperrella1761]

@@RobertDoornbosF1 kkkkkkk And prost hit Senna a year before that. Comeback, my friend.

[@RobertDoornbosF1]

@@rafaelperrella1761 Prost didn't try to kill Senna though, was a simple incident. Senna set out to kill Prost that weekend, luckily karma got ro him in 94

[@nickkondyloudes05]

@@RobertDoornbosF1 do you think that a death of someone is karma?

[@RobertDoornbosF1]

@@nickkondyloudes05 when they try to kill someone else yes

[@pawigames1690]

9:59 Kubica RK88

[@gwynmaverickjames6098]

I wonder how far senna would have been on this list ,but Hamilton will take some beating

[@person8203]

yea, a great driver, team, and car combo doesn't happen often or for that long. And tbh I think regs will keep changing to prevent one or two teams dominating.

[@alperentekay2578]

Wolfgang von Trips 2 Vittorio Brambilla 1 Tony Brooks 6 Troy Ruttman 1 Stirling Moss 16 Sam Hanks 1 Richie Ginter 1 Ronnie Peterson 8 Piero Taruffi 1 Phil Hill 3 Peter Revson 2 Peter Collins 3 Pedro Rodriguez 2 Pat Flaherty 1 Niķi Lauda 18 Nino Farina 6 Nelson Piquet 4 Mike Hawthorn 3 Mario Andretti 12 Maurice Trinitignant 2 Luigi Fagioli 1 Ludovico Scarfiotti 1 Lorenzo Bandini 1 Lee Wallard 1 Juan Manuel Fangio 24 Jimmy Bryan 1 Jim Rathmann 1 Jim Clark 25 Jose Froilan Gonzalez 1 Johnnie Parsons 1 John Watson 3 John Surtees 5 Jody Scheckter 9 Jochen Rindt 6 Jochen Maas 1 Jo Siffert 2 Jean-Pierre Jabouille 2 Jean-Pierre Beltoise 1 James Hunt 8 Jacques Laffite 7 Jacky Ickx 8 Jackie Stewart 27 Jack Brabham 14 Innes Ireland 1 Gunnar Nilsson 1 Graham Hill 14 Gilles Villeneuve 3 Giancarlo Baghetti 1 François Cevert 1 Emerson Fittipaldi 14 Didier Pironi 2 Denny Hulme 8 Dan Gurney 4 Clay Reggazzoni 5 Carlos Reutemann 12 Carlos Pace 1 Bruce Mclaren 3 Bob Sweikert 2 Bill Vukovich 2 Alberto Ascari 13 Alain Prost 5 Alan Jones 12 1981 F1 Most Drivers Win Stats

[@kayrolima4272]

Hamilton seeing the other names on the list: "That's some dangerous driving".

[@isaacm2374]

That doesn't even make any sense 🤦

[@swagdis7545]

Nice video

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[@M.F.J.C]

Incrível como quase 30 anos depois Ayrton ainda fica em quinto lugar. Se não fosse por seu falecimento com certeza ele estaria muito além

[@meneersjonnie]

Interesting to see HAM continuously win from 40 sec to the end.. We know how boring that was.

[@dianamaioru497]

???

[@nerrclips7297]

same with vettel and schumacher

[@Supreme_321]

@@nerrclips7297 It would have been the same with Fangio back then. In Schumacher's case it was definitely a case of 😴💤💤💤💤 nearly every race... He was similar to Verstappen in being a bit of a knob as well...

[@WBO-lp3cp]

@@Supreme_321 second that, we have already seen Max pull some of those classic Schumacher dick moves

[@Alecasand]

No just boring, overrated, racing against nobody and with at least 50% more races, that's why he have some records.

[@pierresassareu5487]

A very good job👍

[@ohwhatthenoob]

Tony Brooks appearing at the 0:50 mark and he is still among us.

[@federicomontiofficial]

Even in this kind of video F1 lacks of surpasses

[@ApolloVIIIYouAreGoForTLI]

Far as I'm concerned Hamilton won his 8th WDC last year no matter what wikipedia or the FIA say... 👉😲👈

[@ballaking1000]

Verstappen after only 1 year of half dominance and nearly a year of dominance (handful of races prior aside) is currently 6th out of nearly 800 F1 drivers. Really goes to show how skewed results are when you go from 7 to 23 races per season, or the fact that cars are far more reliable.

[@aaron-damonkassner4715]

Wow! Completely forgot Seb has 3rd most wins ever in F1 history. Max should be on this top 10 list by this coming season!

[@crazydog2246]

which team the have driven would be an add into this video

[@CJMVector321190]

Should be win vs starts to account for 23 races a season now vs 16 vs 10 per season. If you dominated like Schumacher then you would have had 5 or 6 extra chances per season to win so in theory an extra 0 to 30 wins on his tally.

[@thegleanedburpray1651]

the sudden ending is terrible! Give us a few to look at it all and take it in!

[@_A.MCarsTrainsTravel]

I’m surprised that Jim Clark and Niki Lauda tied on race wins

[@marcogalli5014]

Schumacher🥇👏💪

[@LuisMiguel-sm5hr]

Back then when the cars were not very reliable,PIQUET managed 3 world championships,,and 23 wins ,,,

[@nocturnemusique]

10:52

[@cfgcgcvcgc]

Lewis 👍💪😛

[@aguiar552]

Acredito que nem sempre houve 22 corridas por temporada e provavelmente alguns desses pilotos teriam muito mais vitórias se tivesse sempre a mesma quantidade de corrida por temporada

[@rafaelperrella1761]

Já na época de Senna eram 15~17.

[@justkris6461]

Prost and senna are the GOATs in here.

[@Neo-R.]

Respect to the Professor and the crazy Brazilian #RIPayrton

[@thelegend5243]

More races now, and the cars are more technically superior. They are the only reasons why Verstappen is on there.

[@taishoww]

this would be way better with some eurobeat

[@frenzybar7936]

Can Vettel get the podium in pole position ranking?

[@randomdude8877]

Awesome

[@_VaporWolf_]

Damn, Putin was great!

[@fredwalker3374]

Jim Clark was the best not near as many starts and left too soon a least best of his era

[@sallamoussa7022]

Now I see WHY THE FIA and MASI are united against Lewis Hamilton

[@bugsymalone5744]

Beceause you're a racist?

[@sallamoussa7022]

@@bugsymalone5744 Yepppp, because they are racists 😁

[@maxverstacrayon8367]

New list a the end of the season ;)

[@sixtyfivewatts65]

So Lewis is the GOAT

[@Neo-R.]

He has so many wins in his sleeve but he will never reach the driving greatness of Senna, Prost, Schumi and more other legends

[@sixtyfivewatts65]

@@Neo-R. But greatness means more wins in a racing sport

[@Neo-R.]

@@sixtyfivewatts65 I know that. I call myself lucky to watch the golden era of F1. The 90s untill 2005 and I saw what greaatness really is. It's more than wins and the car. It means the driver himself. his skills. his personality and the legacy he woud leave after his retirement

[@joetad1956]

there is no greatest of all time because you cant compare Hamilton with someone like Jim Clark who raced significantly less races in a shorter career, I could also argue Jim Clark is the greatest because he won 90% of races he finished and has 8 Grand Slams but i dont becuase you cant compare drivers across all of time.

[@adonisslick747]

Lewis Hamilton the greatest of all times🔥🔥🔥

[@Alecasand]

He is not even top 10

[@adonisslick747]

Numbers don’t lie

[@Alecasand]

@@adonisslick747 Actually are the numbers how show that, in Schumacher era or all the others, the f1 calendar had sometimes even half of the racers today. Probably you are just one of those new fan boys. Learn before talk.

[@pablokenzie47]

@@Alecasand Not top 10??? Hamilton is No.1 and has been recognized as the Greatest Driver of All Time by many in the formula one profession, even Christian Horner is on record saying this. But I support your freedom to hate the most successful driver in F1. You poor thing.

[@pablokenzie47]

​@@Alecasand Numbers don't lie, this is not a measure of seasons, but a measure of races, Michael Schumacher has still entered more races than Lewis Hamilton, from the number of races they've both had, Hamilton has won a higher % of races, also he has won a higher amount of races. Calling someone a Fanboy because they support a particular driver is ignorant, immature, passive-aggressive and a sign you have lost your argument, therefore are turning to insults because you have no valid points.

[@allmonarch]

I find hilarious that Hamilton is not on the top ten, then the turbo hybrid era starts... The rest is history

[@dominicbarden4436]

I think it's pretty likely he'd be in the top 10 regardless of whether the hybrids came in or not, considering that between 2007-13 he'd already racked up 22 wins.

[@ALXG]

No Mazepin 🤷🏻‍♂️ 😅

[@adityawardanasujaya]

Damn those mercedes are strong and dominant, boring hybrid era until 2021 with 6 different race winners

[@erisson5525]

Ayrton Senna 💪

[@RodrigoSilva-nl3jh]

Ayrton senna

[@adaobiokafor7231]

Statistics don't tell lies. All the former F1 drivers and some current drivers should study the bar chat and locate themselves if they are located. Max that calls Lewis names should check it out. Lewis is the greatest.

[@Marcelg13]

Statistics can lie when you consider that he had such a dominant car that nobody came even close to match the pace for some years. I agree that he is one of the greatest but not the greatest.

[@koendekortdk2198]

Cope

[@koendekortdk2198]

Hamilfraud

[@anastasiosgeorgiadis7741]

Sorry but that’s a little bit too much fanboyish. Hamilton is the luckiest bastard on earth with the Mercedes being on another level. The easiest wins ever in history of F1. Very far away from being the greatest. 🤷‍♂️

[@F1Tom2005]

@@Marcelg13 it's sad to remember that it has been 9 years since mercedes didn't win the constructors championship

[@gbr1675]

Airton senna 41 wins 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@reddragon-gaming1017]

Hamilton has only the car

[@mattzthelord]

True

[@ishandudi]

You are only a hater

[@endthisnonsense7202]

And a team mate that couldn't make use of that car.

[@davidelevanto7393]

He won the championship even when Mercedes wasn't the strongest car

[@davidelevanto7393]

@@antoinemarange426 I agree with you Hamilton did not win only for the car but it was certainly a great help for the winning of his 7 titles, in fact if I had been him I would have tried a new challenge maybe in the year in which he had swept the championship in 2019 Homever, on some occasions his win was not taken for granted as in 2017 and 2018 where in generally made more of Ferrari and was able to manage some situations better but also pur many points ahead and be punctually impeccable i don't know how many would have done It or in 2021 he held a championship that seemed to have already been lost in the middle of the championship. Then after all this It seems that I want to defend him at all costs because he is a fan of his when he is not like that.

[@mariooscaralmada3368]

Fangio 1

[@diegor9820]

103 and counting

[@heligian4866]

Hey, watcha got there? Oh nothing, just 13 Minutes and 18 seconds of proof that Hamilton is really nothing special and that he will never surpass the real goats of the Sport like Senna, Schumacher and Fangio

[@Alecasand]

100% agree

[@14alolo79]

too slow

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

Now that Lewis Hamilton has 103 wins, Sebastian Vettel's wish, which is to be close to Michael Schumacher (his childhood hero), has finally come true, in which Michael Schumacher has 91 wins and Sebastian Vettel has 53 wins! When he was little, he admired "The 3 Michaels", namely Michael Jordan, Michael Jackson and Michael Schumacher but he ended up choosing to become a Formula 1 racer like Germany's 1st World Champion, Michael Schumacher! Just imagine if he chooses to play basketball like Michael Jordan or becoming a singer like Michael Jackson, he wouldn't have raced against Michael Schumacher! 😢

[@roganYT]

@@madkhaliqfarhan Hamilton childhood hero is senna he said it many interviews

[@madkhaliqfarhan]

@@roganYT I know... And to see Hamilton race against Vettel in 2017/18, is like seeing Senna race against Schumacher!

[@galerinha]

Max helping Hamilton be the biggest almost winner of all time hahaha Great buddy, Hamilton should be more thankful

[@johndavidson305]

Ha,ha, kids

[@SuperDavidGnomo]

Ayrton Senna the greatest. After him, Fangio, Clark and Ascari. F1 now is joke.

[@RobertDoornbosF1]

Not even Prost who literally beat senna🤣

[@janopolski5258]

but most of Hamilton;s wins are poor quality

[@DatFinnishGuy]

#Retire44

[@jackintosh27]

man this is probably the 15th time that I found you in the comment section saying retire44. you may have a really sad life

[@marcelodesoutocantalice896]

Kkkk o Senna jamais liderou esse quesito kkkkk, somente em 5° por enquanto e tem Brasileiros que dizem que ele foi o maior de todos kkkkk, quanta ignorância nossa

[@rafaelperrella1761]

Senna teve uma carreira interrompida por um acidente. Certamente alcançaria Prost. Também era um nome cotado pela Ferrari antes de se acidentar.

[@sandormate9598]

But MSC not active 11 year

[@evanubi5]

Racist top list amazing

[@koendekortdk2198]

Cope