Who is the greatest F1 driver of all time?
Who is the best F1 driver of all time? An impossible question to answer objectively. The F1 career performance section tries to provide different insights into the greatest driver of all time. Here you can compare the best drivers based on a weighted set of statistics of your own choice. Click the checkboxes for those statistics which are most important to you and use the sliders to adjust the weights for further fine-tuning. And see who is the GOAT F1 driver. Use the era dropdown above to filter drivers in the selection.
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Explanation
In the greatest F1 driver all time view, drivers are compared using different stats and allow you to define to which extend they are weighted in the comparison. So you can choose what is important for you.
The weighting works as follows: each individual stat is recalculated to a scale from 0 to 100. With the driver with the heighest value in the stat being 100 and all other drivers get a score relative to that. So in a simplified example for average wins. If the best driver A has an average of 50%, driver A is scored as 100. Driver B with a average of 25% will get a score of 50.
When selecting multiple statistics, the sliders will define the additional weighting on top of this. So for instance in case all sliders are at the maximum 100% all stats are weighted equally. If you would set the average wins to 100% and the average points to 50%, the average wins will be twice as important as the average points.
The following stats are available. If you want to see other stats in here as well, drop a message.
In addition you can select any era to filter the drivers in the overview. The amount of drivers will always be limited to 20. Note that a selected era contains all drivers that have driven in that era. So if you select the 80s, you will see all drivers that have driven in the 80s, even if they have driven in other eras as well.
In the greatest F1 driver all time view, drivers are compared using different stats and allow you to define to which extend they are weighted in the comparison. So you can choose what is important for you.
The weighting works as follows: each individual stat is recalculated to a scale from 0 to 100. With the driver with the heighest value in the stat being 100 and all other drivers get a score relative to that. So in a simplified example for average wins. If the best driver A has an average of 50%, driver A is scored as 100. Driver B with a average of 25% will get a score of 50.
When selecting multiple statistics, the sliders will define the additional weighting on top of this. So for instance in case all sliders are at the maximum 100% all stats are weighted equally. If you would set the average wins to 100% and the average points to 50%, the average wins will be twice as important as the average points.
The following stats are available. If you want to see other stats in here as well, drop a message.
- average points - average points per grand prix
- average wins - average wins per grand prix
- average championships - average championships per season. Note; only applies seasons with a defined champion
- average podiums - average podiums per grand prix
- average poles - average poles per grand prix
- average hattricks - average hattricks per grand prix
- average teambattles won - Average teammate battles won based on positions
In addition you can select any era to filter the drivers in the overview. The amount of drivers will always be limited to 20. Note that a selected era contains all drivers that have driven in that era. So if you select the 80s, you will see all drivers that have driven in the 80s, even if they have driven in other eras as well.
Date last modified: 2026-01-19 15:03:57 - 23 minutes ago