017×
Lewis Hamilton
2007 — present
Record holder for wins and pole positions; the only driver to win in every season he has contested.
The driver files
The people
inside the stats.
Ordered by championships, then wins. Each file traces the teams a driver raced for — and how those teams changed hands around them.
All driversWorld championsMultiple championsRace winnersNever champion
Championship files
28 careers on file
Titles · wins · poles · starts
027×
Michael Schumacher
1991 — 2012
Debuted for Jordan at Spa, leaving with seven titles and a template for building a team around himself.
035×
Juan Manuel Fangio
1950 — 1958
Five championships with four different teams — a record of adaptability no one has matched.
044×
Max Verstappen
2015 — present
The youngest driver to start a Grand Prix and the architect of Red Bull’s second dynasty.
054×
Alain Prost
1980 — 1993
The Professor managed races, tyres, and politics better than anyone on the grid.
063×
Ayrton Senna
1984 — 1994
The definitive qualifier of his era, whose rivalry with Prost shaped a decade.
073×
Jackie Stewart
1965 — 1973
Three titles in nine seasons, then a second career forcing Formula One to take safety seriously.
082×
Fernando Alonso
2001 — present
The grid’s longest career, spanning Minardi to Aston Martin across four decades.
Read the record differently
A driver history is also a team history.
7×
Hamilton and Schumacher’s shared summit.
4
Teams Fangio drove to a title.
410
Alonso starts across the longest career.