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F1: SPEED’s All-Time Greatest Formula One Drivers
The late Formula One legend Ayrton Senna has been named SPEED's all-time greatest F1 driver....
Ayrton Senna sits in his car during practice for the Sega European Grand Prix in April 1993 at Donington Park Circuit in Castle Donington, Great Britain. (Photo: Getty Images)
Over the last five Formula One weekends, SPEED has unveiled its grid of the all-time greatest F1 drivers.
Friday night on Formula One Debrief, the names of the top four drivers were announced.
Here is the complete, updated list:
1. Ayrton Senna (1984-1994) Brazil
2. Jim Clark (1960-1968) Great Britain
3. Juan Manuel Fangio (1950-1951, 1953-1958) Argentina
4. Michael Schumacher (1991-2006, 2010-present) Germany
5. Jackie Stewart (1965-1973) Great Britain
6. Fernando Alonso (2001-present) Spain
7. Alain Prost (1980-1991, 1993) France
8. Stirling Moss (1951-1961) Great Britain
9. Niki Lauda (1971-1979, 1982-1985) Austria
10. Nigel Mansell (1980-1992, 1994-1995) Great Britain
11. Mario Andretti (1968-1972, 1974-1982) United States
12. Sebastian Vettel (2007-present) Germany
13. Graham Hill (1958-1975) Great Britain
14. Jack Brabham (1955-1970) Australia
15. Alberto Ascari (1950-1955) Italy
16. Mika Hakkinen (1991-2001) Finland
17. Gilles Villeneuve (1977-1982) Canada
18. Ronnie Peterson (1970-1978) Sweden
19. Emerson Fittipaldi (1970-1980) Brazil
20. Nelson Piquet (1978-1991) Brazil
21. Kimi Raikkonen (2001-2009, 2012--) Finland
22. Lewis Hamilton (2007-present) Great Britain
23. Jochen Rindt (1964-1970) (Austria)
24. James Hunt (1973-1979) (Great Britain)
Friday night on Formula One Debrief, the names of the top four drivers were announced.
Here is the complete, updated list:
1. Ayrton Senna (1984-1994) Brazil
2. Jim Clark (1960-1968) Great Britain
3. Juan Manuel Fangio (1950-1951, 1953-1958) Argentina
4. Michael Schumacher (1991-2006, 2010-present) Germany
5. Jackie Stewart (1965-1973) Great Britain
6. Fernando Alonso (2001-present) Spain
7. Alain Prost (1980-1991, 1993) France
8. Stirling Moss (1951-1961) Great Britain
9. Niki Lauda (1971-1979, 1982-1985) Austria
10. Nigel Mansell (1980-1992, 1994-1995) Great Britain
11. Mario Andretti (1968-1972, 1974-1982) United States
12. Sebastian Vettel (2007-present) Germany
13. Graham Hill (1958-1975) Great Britain
14. Jack Brabham (1955-1970) Australia
15. Alberto Ascari (1950-1955) Italy
16. Mika Hakkinen (1991-2001) Finland
17. Gilles Villeneuve (1977-1982) Canada
18. Ronnie Peterson (1970-1978) Sweden
19. Emerson Fittipaldi (1970-1980) Brazil
20. Nelson Piquet (1978-1991) Brazil
21. Kimi Raikkonen (2001-2009, 2012--) Finland
22. Lewis Hamilton (2007-present) Great Britain
23. Jochen Rindt (1964-1970) (Austria)
24. James Hunt (1973-1979) (Great Britain)
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