77 seasons · 1950–2026
77 championships.
Each with its own story.
Step into any year: how the title was decided race by race, the drivers' and constructors' standings, and every Grand Prix with its practice, qualifying and result.
77 champions at a glance
One bar per season, in the champion team's colour. The height is the share of races the champion won: the eras of dominance stand out on their own.
Seasons worth knowing
Worked out from all 77 seasons. Click to see how it went.
Down to the wireThe closest title?1984: Niki Lauda beat Alain Prost by half a point.1984See the season →DominanceThe most crushing dominance?2023: Max Verstappen won 19 of 22 races.2023See the season →No favouriteThe most open year?1982: 11 different winners in 16 races.1982See the season →ConsistencyA champion who barely won?1982: Keke Rosberg became champion with a single win.1982See the season →To the very endHow many titles went down to the final race?31 of 76. The most recent, 2025.2025See the season →LiveHow is 2026 going?Kimi Antonelli leads by 66 pts. 8 races to go.2026See the season →
2020s
Max Verstappen won 4 of the 6 titles.
2010s
Lewis Hamilton won 5 of the 10 titles.
2000s
Michael Schumacher won 5 of the 10 titles.
1990s
Mika Häkkinen won 2 of the 10 titles.
1980s
Alain Prost won 3 of the 10 titles.
1970s
Niki Lauda won 2 of the 10 titles.
1960s
Graham Hill won 2 of the 10 titles.
1950s
Juan Manuel Fangio won 5 of the 10 titles.