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Is a seventh time F1 world champion. He holds many driver records such as : most championships, race victories, fastest laps, pole positions, and races won in a single season. F1 website says "He is statistically the greatest driver the sport has ever seen.

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Schumacher

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(Newbie) 32 wins, two Lotus titles, nearly 100 podiums and three seasons as second place finisher in the world championship. Not to mention the youngest champion in F1 history!

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In the F1 hall of fame, Gerald Donaldson states that "Farina won the first ever formula 1 championship race in Silverstone." "And triumphed again in Switzerland." He was the one to set the very first time records for F1!

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Defeated Farina, sadly, and was the world champion five times. Donaldson adds " Fangio set 23 fastest race laps in route to 35 podium finishes, 24 of them victories." He displayed the greatest skill and style in his driving of all time.

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The only racer to have won the Driver's Championship posthumously after his break shaft failed and he spun onto the guidelines. He raced in 62 Grand Prix, winning six and achieving 13 podium finishes overall.

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Won the Three-time F1 World Drivers' champion and is the only driver to have been champion for both Ferrari and McLaren. In 1976 his Ferrari burst into flames and he almost died of toxic fume inhalation. He recovered soon enough to participate in the Italian Grand Prix.

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One of the most successful Americans in the racing sport. He is one of the drivers to have won races in F1, IndyCar, World Sports Car Championship and NASCAR. He was named US Driver of the Year in three decades(1967, 1978, 1984).

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He was partners with Nicolaus . In the F1 hall of fame it says "Ferrari hired him in Holland and he finished fourth and won the Italian Grand Prix later in the 1970 season." And "1947 he won the German Grand Prix and the Italian Grand Prix."

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He won all 34 races in the British cadet category when he was only 11. In the F1 Hall of Fame, Donaldson says, "...at 17 Jenson became the youngest driver to win the European Formula Super A championship." He won 15 wins and 50 podiums in 305 Grands Prix.

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Motorsport.com
www.formula1.com
www.grandprixhistory.org
https://www.formula1.com/en/championship/drivers/hall-of-fame.html