F1 Seasons

Lando Norris

McLaren MCL39

Abu Dhabi: Norris finishes 3rd, Verstappen wins the race, but Norris takes the title by 2 points.

Max Verstappen

Red Bull RB20

Las Vegas: Norris wins but it is not enough, and Verstappen secures the fourth title by 63 points.

Max Verstappen

Red Bull RB19

Verstappen achieves 10 consecutive wins, the absolute F1 record.

Max Verstappen

Red Bull RB18

Leclerc retires at Barcelona while comfortably leading, the symbol of Ferrari's cursed season.

Max Verstappen

Red Bull RB16B

Abu Dhabi final lap: Masi allows lapped cars to overtake. Verstappen passes Hamilton. Champion.

Lewis Hamilton

Mercedes W11

Hamilton equals Schumacher with 7 titles in Turkey, in the rain, with a masterful performance.

Lewis Hamilton

Mercedes W10

Hamilton at Silverstone: surpasses Schumacher with 87 F1 wins to become the all-time winner.

Lewis Hamilton

Mercedes W09

Vettel spins off at Hockenheim in the rain while leading, championship turning point.

Lewis Hamilton

Mercedes W08

Singapore: Vettel crashes with Verstappen and Räikkönen at the start, loses his championship lead.

Nico Rosberg

Mercedes W07

Rosberg wins the title in Abu Dhabi and retires 5 days later, the only driver to do so.

Lewis Hamilton

Mercedes W06

Hamilton wins in the USA and is crowned triple world champion.

Lewis Hamilton

Mercedes W05

Abu Dhabi: double points on the last race, and Hamilton wins to secure the title.

Sebastian Vettel

Red Bull RB9

Singapore 2013: Vettel ignores "Multi-21" and passes Webber, the most controversial moment of the year.

Sebastian Vettel

Red Bull RB8

Brazil 2012: Alonso is hit on the first corner and recovers to 8th, not enough for the title.

Sebastian Vettel

Red Bull RB7

Vettel in Monza: 120 points ahead with 6 races still to go.

Sebastian Vettel

Red Bull RB6

Abu Dhabi: four drivers with options, Vettel and the RB6 fastest when it mattered most.

Jenson Button

Brawn BGP 001

The Brawn BGP 001: from a team that almost disappeared in winter to world champion.

Lewis Hamilton

McLaren MP4-23

Last lap of Brazil: Hamilton passes Glock at the last corner. 1 point final difference.

Kimi Räikkönen

Ferrari F2007

Räikkönen wins the championship on the last race by one point, the only result that benefited him.

Fernando Alonso

Renault R26

Schumacher's engine explodes in Japan, the turning point that cost him an eighth title.

Fernando Alonso

Renault R25

Alonso celebrates the title in Brazil, the youngest champion in history at that point.

Michael Schumacher

Ferrari F2004

Schumacher wins 12 of the first 13 races, one of the most incredible streaks in sporting history.

Michael Schumacher

Ferrari F2003-GA

Schumacher equals Fangio with his sixth title in Japan, tears on the podium.

Michael Schumacher

Ferrari F2002

Barrichello lets Schumacher past in Austria before the finish line, the most controversial moment of the year.

Michael Schumacher

Ferrari F2001

Schumacher wins the title in Hungary four races early, an F1 record.

Michael Schumacher

Ferrari F1-2000

Schumacher breaks down in tears on the radio when confirming his first Ferrari title in Japan.

Mika Häkkinen

McLaren MP4/14

Schumacher, ankle broken at Silverstone, returns for the final race to support Irvine, unsuccessfully.

Mika Häkkinen

McLaren MP4/13

Häkkinen breaks down in tears in the pit after a puncture at Silverstone, then comes back to win the title.

Jacques Villeneuve

Williams FW19

Jerez, last corner: Schumacher rams Villeneuve, who avoids and wins the title.

Damon Hill

Williams FW18

Hill clinched the title in Japan, closing a historic season for Williams.

Michael Schumacher

Benetton B195

Hill and Schumacher collided at Silverstone and again at Monza, and Johnny Herbert won both races in the other Benetton.

Michael Schumacher

Benetton B194

Schumacher and Hill collided in Adelaide and both retired: the title was settled by one point without either of them finishing.

Nigel Mansell

Williams FW14B

Mansell sealed the title in Hungary with five races still to run, finishing second.

Alain Prost

Williams FW15C

Senna won at Donington from fourth on the grid in the rain, with the pole sitter third in a far better car.

Ayrton Senna

McLaren MP4/5B

At Suzuka both title contenders retired in the same race for the same reason: collision.

Ayrton Senna

McLaren MP4/6

McLaren and Williams ended the year fourteen points apart in the constructors, and Senna won the drivers by twenty four.

Ayrton Senna

McLaren MP4/4

Senna sealed the title at Suzuka, coming back from fourteenth after stalling at the start.

Alain Prost

McLaren MP4/5

Senna took thirteen poles out of sixteen in the same car as Prost, and lost the title by sixteen points.

Alan Jones

Williams FW07B

In Montreal Piquet started on pole and blew his engine; Jones won and settled the title with one race to go.

Nelson Piquet

Brabham BT49C

Reutemann arrived at the last race as leader, started on pole and finished eighth without points: he lost the title by one.

Keke Rosberg

Williams FW08

Eleven different drivers won a race in 1982, and the champion, Keke Rosberg, won only one.

Nelson Piquet

Brabham BT52

At Kyalami, the final race, Prost retired with a broken turbo and Piquet took the title from him by two points.

Niki Lauda

McLaren MP4/2

Monaco was stopped on lap 31 because of the rain and Prost got half points: he lost the title by half a point.

Alain Prost

McLaren MP4/2B

Senna won his first race at Estoril, in the rain and from pole, in the same year as Prost's first title.

Alain Prost

McLaren MP4/2C

In Adelaide Mansell started on pole with the title in his hands and retired with a tyre failure; Prost won the race and the championship.

Nelson Piquet

Williams FW11B

Mansell was injured in practice at Suzuka and missed the last two races: Piquet became champion without a fight.