Who has the most World Championships in F1?
All-time F1 leaderboard — top 100 drivers
Juan Fangio holds the all-time Formula 1 record for most world championships with 15 world championships. Second on the list is Michael Schumacher with 14. Jack Brabham ranks third with 9.
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Most World Championships in F1 — FAQ
Who has the most world championships in F1?+
Juan Fangio holds the all-time Formula 1 record for most world championships with 15.
Who is second on the all-time list for most world championships?+
Michael Schumacher is second with 14 world championships.
Who is third on the all-time list for most world championships?+
Jack Brabham is third with 9 world championships.
Who are the top 5 drivers for most world championships in F1?+
The top five drivers for most world championships in Formula 1 are: 1. Juan Fangio (15); 2. Michael Schumacher (14); 3. Jack Brabham (9); 4. Alain Prost (8); 5. Jackie Stewart (8).
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Juan Fangio152
Michael Schumacher143
Jack Brabham94
Alain Prost85
Jackie Stewart86
Lewis Hamilton77
Graham Hill68
Jim Clark69
Ayrton Senna610
Alberto Ascari611
Nelson Piquet612
Niki Lauda613
Fernando Alonso514
Emerson Fittipaldi515
Max Verstappen416
Mika Häkkinen417
Sebastian Vettel418
Phil Hill319
John Surtees320
Mike Hawthorn321
Jochen Rindt322
Nino Farina323
Denny Hulme324
Jacques Villeneuve225
Alan Jones226
Keke Rosberg227
Nigel Mansell228
Mario Andretti229
Kimi Räikkönen230
Jody Scheckter231
Damon Hill232
James Hunt233
Nico Rosberg134
Lando Norris135
Jenson Button1