Previously been discussed who is the greatest MotoGP racer of all time. Now it's time for us to turn to a 4-wheeled vehicle, a car. In the world of Formula 1 or F1 racing, there are a number of drivers who are considered the most powerful racers ever in the world. There are 10 racers dubbed the greatest racer. Who are they? Let's look at the top 10 F1 drivers of all time.
10. Gilles Villeneuve, Canada
Gilles Villeneuve is an F1 driver from Canada. Although he won only six titles out of a total of 67 Grands Prix, his effort was recognized by many as one of the best F1 racers of all time and also the best F1 driver from Canada.
This formidable driver had a severe accident during qualifying in 1982. This deadly accident eventually claimed the life of Gilles. At the moment of the burial of Villeneuve, a South African rider, Jody Schekter said that Villeneuve is the fastest racer he has known throughout F1 history as well as a warm person outside the circuit.
9. Fernando Alonso, Spain
Many people think that Fernando Alonso is an exceptional F1 driver. His ability in spurring his car with high speed although the condition of his car is not in good condition deserves thumbs down. Even when he started the race from the back row, he was able to finish the race with surprising results.
Fernando Alonso is one of the greatest F1 drivers ever. After the era of Michael Schumacher finished, a new era started by this Spaniard. With his Mclaren team, he was able to prove himself.
8. Sebastian Vettle, Germany
His age is still fairly young to be included in the list of the greatest F1 driver of all time, but the achievements he has gained so far provide other evidence. With his young age, Vettle could have won more than his senior F1 driver Michael Schumacher.
Grand Prix title he managed to win as many as 4 times, really talented young racer. Currently, the German driver is still under contract with the famous car company Ferrari until the end of 2017. Together with a team of Ferrari class, it is believed by many people that Vettle will win many titles.
7. Niki Lauda, Austria
This Austrian rider who managed to make Ferrari won in 1975 after fasting title since 1964. Lauda can release the best ability of his car so that he replaces Clay Regazzoni as team leader.
Lauda won the world champions 3 times in a row, including when he suffered an accident that almost took his career in 1976. Although Lauda won the title in 1977, Lauda decided to get out of Ferrari and join Brabham. Lauda prefers Brabham because Ferrari does not support him like a team leader when he returns from injury.
6. Jackie Stewart, England
Jackie Stewart is one of the greatest riders ever to triumph in the mid-1968 to 1973 era. In the past, the F1 race was renowned as a dangerous sporting event, therefore Stewart is very active in the safety campaign.
He is the first rider to use safety belts when racing. Stewart also insisted that the race circuit must be given a protective boundary line. Stewart is known as a racer who is very concerned about the health of drivers. Many other things are also the concentration of Stewart like anti-fire racing clothing, pit barging wall, and all things that are security is heeded.
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5. Alain Prost, France
Alain Marie Pascal Prost or better known as Alain Prost is a French F1 driver who holds the Grand Prix title from 1987 to 2001. Along with the team of McLaren, Ferrari, and Renault, Prost has followed as many as 202 races throughout his career as a racer .
Prost debuted F1 in 1980. In the second race of 1981 held in France, Prost managed to come out as champion. 1982 Brazilian Grand Prix, Prost is only able to finish in order to 3, but because the first and second racers are disqualified, then Prostlah who get the title.
4. Jim Clark, England
From zero to hero, perhaps this phrase matches addressed to a British racer named Jim Clark. The man whose real name is James Clark Jr. this had a dream to become a farmer like his father. But the passion he had in the field of racing began to change the direction of his life.
The father of Jim Carlk is a farmer. Then when he goes to school. Clark became interested in the world of racing cars. Is a team of Lotus who first saw the hidden talent of Clark. Clark's talent was seen when he was defeated by Clark when pitted the pace on the circuit.
3. Juan Manuel Fangio, Argentina
Juan Manuel Fangio is a maestro in the world of Formula 1 racing. He managed to get 5 world titles and has a winning percentage of 47%. It is true that Fangio succeeded in becoming a champion because he was driving the best car, but even though the car is good but the man who steered it tidka has a good ability, certainly will not succeed to be champion instead.
Many colleagues from Fangio say that this Argentine rider often wins the race without hard effort, which means that Fangio has never seen racing with all his ability. So, like what Fangio if he is serious, no one knows.
2. Michael Schumacher, Germany
.Michael Schumacher is a German F1 driver that is extraordinary. With ability, he managed to achieve some amazing achievements. A total of 5 consecutive world titles, 56 wins in 7 years from 2000 to 2006, a total of 7 titles and 91 victories have been achieved Schumacher throughout his career.
In the year 2000. Schumacher has managed to print a history that no other rider could surpass. Can not be denied again that Schumacher is one of the greatest F1 racers of all time.
1. Ayrton Senna, Brazil
Discussing who is the greatest F1 driver of all time, everyone will surely name Ayrton Senna as the greatest racer of all. In Senna era, he managed to win 41 Grand Prix and get 3 titles. In addition, Senna also managed to create some record that no other riders beat at the time.
This Brazilian rider died in Imola, Italy on May 1, 1994. Senna is known as an extraordinary racer by Alain Prost. Meskipub Prost is an eternal rival of Senna, but Prost acknowledges that Senna is a rider with remarkable abilities.
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