The drivers with the most Formula 1 wins
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: Lewis Hamilton · Michael Schumacher · Max Verstappen. (Updated Sep 18, 2026.)
From Fangio to Verstappen, by way of Senna, Schumacher and Hamilton: the drivers who have won the most Grands Prix in Formula 1 history. Who is the greatest of all?
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Top 25
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1
Lewis Hamilton
Over a hundred wins and seven world titles, the all-time record.
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2
Michael Schumacher
91 wins and seven titles, five in a row with Ferrari.
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3
Max Verstappen
The king of the Red Bull era, with 19 wins in 2023 alone.
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4
Sebastian Vettel
53 wins and four straight titles with Red Bull.
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5
Alain Prost
"The Professor", 51 wins and four titles.
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6
Ayrton Senna
41 wins and three titles, the Brazilian legend.
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7
Fernando Alonso
32 wins and two titles with Renault.
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8
Nigel Mansell
31 wins and the 1992 title with Williams.
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9
Jackie Stewart
27 wins and three titles between 1969 and 1973.
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10
Jim Clark
25 wins with Lotus in the 1960s.
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11
Niki Lauda
25 wins and three titles, back racing after his Nürburgring crash.
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12
Juan Manuel Fangio
24 wins and five titles in the 1950s.
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13
Nelson Piquet
23 wins and three world titles.
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14
Nico Rosberg
23 wins and the 2016 title, then retirement.
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15
Damon Hill
22 wins and the 1996 title with Williams.
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16
Kimi Räikkönen
21 wins and Ferrari's last drivers' title, in 2007.
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17
Mika Häkkinen
20 wins and two titles with McLaren.
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18
Stirling Moss
16 wins: the greatest never to win the title.
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19
Jenson Button
15 wins and the 2009 title with Brawn.
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20
Graham Hill
14 wins and two titles; the only Triple Crown winner.
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21
Jack Brabham
14 wins and three titles, one in his own car.
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22
Emerson Fittipaldi
14 wins and two titles in the 1970s.
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23
Alberto Ascari
13 wins and two titles with Ferrari, 1952 and 1953.
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24
David Coulthard
13 wins with Williams and McLaren.
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25
Lando Norris
13 wins with McLaren.
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