F1 pole positions by driver (All time ranking 1950-2021)
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- Ranking of all drivers that were #1 on the starting grid for a race (1950-2021)
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Jim Clark being number 5 is impressive especially when you consider how many fewer races they had in a season back in the 60s compared to now
Fangio being in the top 10 having raced in the 50s is also impressive
More poles than Verstappen
@@arnoldmbuthia2687 saying like verstappen has stopped racing
@@arnoldmbuthia2687 Verstappen still has years ahead of him lol
Jim Clark is best British driver after Hamilton
Senna is an alien!!!! One pole every 2.4 races, any other driver doesn't come close to half
Ayrton Senna, the GOAT
Senna's pole record stood for 17 years! What a legend.
Clark's record stood for a while too.
Hamilton's record is going to take some breaking too, it's hard to see them fitting many more races in a year, and all the current drivers are a fair way behind.
@@alanjm1234 The only way I imagine Hamilton's records get broken is if Max Verstappen continues to be at the front of the pack. I mean, Hamilton won't stay in the sport for more than another 3 years tops, I would say. If he comes back this year at all isn't even clear.
Not really a Senna fan but you have to accept his record was set competing against Mansell, Prost, Lauda and probably others I can't remember
And if it wasn't by only 4 of Schumacher, it would stood for even more...
@@les2935 And competed for just 10 years in F1, imagine if he not crash in imola and race for some years in that Willians. 2 more titles and even more impressive records, to say the least
Its Incredible how many Poles Senna got, almost more than Michael and when he not died obvouisly more!
God I miss Senna, that man qualifying, it was like watching God in a F1
Senna and Jim Clark are legends!
When Ayrton stopped winning you knew he died
It's been decades since Fangio and Clark and raced, yet they are still in the top 10 for pole positions. Truly among the greatest of all time.
Fangio is the greatest by far, he won half the races he raced.
Fangio leading from 1950 to 1953, surpassed, and 1953 to 1967; Jim Clark from 1967 to 1989; Senna leading from 1989 to 2006; Schumacher from 2006 to 2017; Hamilton since 2017.
The biggest pole position:
Fangio for 17 years
Jim Clark for 22 years
Senna for 17 years
Shumacher for 11 years
Hamilton for 4 years and continues for at least more 10 years!
Quite confident that the Hamilton's pole position record is here to stay, can't predict the future but sure enough that it's gonna last for eternity.
I love hamilton but people said that for Michael until lewis came along and beat them. Its just as Michael himself said "Records are there to be broken".
20 years ago everyone tought the same on Senna record. Records are to be beaten.
Michael was 1 away from glory
Lewis Hamilton has 103 pole positions today but Sebastian Vettel can still equal Michael Schumacher's 68 pole positions someday! 😇
Did Vettel have pole positions in the 2021 season?
@@ilyavakaev No... But he might make a comeback!
@@madkhaliqfarhan we’ll see what the Aston Martin is like
@@madkhaliqfarhan Please, with the departure of Szafnauer to Alpine it seems way more unlikely, I think that Seb is finished and that he should retire in 2022…
@@ignacioquindoslanderas531 I don't think so. Bizarre to see him retire before Alonso or Hamilton. We already lost Kimi, it's too much 💔
If Senna had not been killed, I think we could see a 90 times pole sitter in him.
This aplies to Clark as well,had he not been killed, I think we could see him have nearly 50 poles or close to that number.
Fangio beein in the top ten after 70 years is just mindblowing.
It is easy to count that Senna would have been champion in 94, 95, 96, 97; regarding how strong the Williams was.
@@27rs49 I doubt he would be in 95, Benetton was superior that year, but in 94 96 and 97 for sure yes
@@filipposstavro1233 Williams managed to make Benetton look superior in 95. Hill had a poor season (he was better in both 94 and 96), Coulthard was a rookie, and they had worse race operations overall. Well, obviously Schumacher's brilliance also played a part.
@@fernandomanzanares5555 yeah Benetton ran rings around Williams pitstop wise and MSC was the best driver in F1
Watching that season in retrospect I would say at best the B195 was equal to the FW17 or the FW17 was a lil better
The fact that both Senna and Clark have placed in pole position in roughly half the races they entered and im some seasons they would take pole position on 75-80% if the races is absolutely incredible.
The absolute Merc dominance especially in the early hybrid stage is mindblowing
The fact that in the hybrid era Alonso (the most talented driver of the last 15 years) has zero wins and garbage like Bottas has 10 shows just how dominant that team has been for the last 8 seasons. I think Keke Rosberg could have replaced his son in 2017 and racked up those 10 wins that Bottas has, if not more.
@@handsolo1209 Lewis is the most talented driver of all time. Therefore it's not possible for Fernando to be the most talented driver of the last 15 years. 2007 showed us why. Though I agree that Fernando deserves more poles than Vettel and Rosberg.
@@elliotcrossan6290 Absolute bullshit. Jim Clark won F1, F2, Indy 500, Tasman Series and BTCC all in ONE season. Alonso has 2 WDCs and is unlucky not to have 3 more. He was stabbed in the back by Hamilton & Dennis in 2007 and was still only 1 point off the title. In 2010 Ferrari messed up the pit call in the last race and in 2012 Grosjean's idiocy at Spa cost him a WDC. The guy has won Le Mans, Daytona 24hrs, the WEC title and only a shitty Honda engine blowing up near the end of the Indy 500 robbed him of winning that race. A guy who wins in multiple disciplines is better than someone who only wins at one IMO. Hamilton fluked a title in 2008 due to a bad pit stop for Massa at Singapore and then had a car that was regularly 0.750 to 2 seconds faster than EVERY other team's car for 8 seasons. When he had actually competitive teammates it was always nip & tuck and he was beaten as often as he beat them (Alonso, Button & Rosberg). It is only when he had garbage like Bottas as a teammate to allow him to coast to championships that were done halfway through the season that he padded all of his stats. The guy in a normal era would probably have ended his career with 3 or 4 WDCs. It is 90% THAT car that has given him 6 WDCs and all of those poles and race wins. Is he a top level driver and one of the all time greats? Yes! Is he the greatest of all time? No chance. I'll take Fangio's 5 WDCs in death trap cars on death trap circuits ahead of a dominant car for 8 years with a chump for a teammate and no other car even getting close except for ONE season. I'll take Jim Clark, acknowledged by almost everybody with any interest in motorsports as THE greatest racing driver of all time. I'll take Jackie Stewart seeing friends and teammates killed and racing on the old Nurburgring and getting 3 WDCS over anything from the shitty DRS era. I'll take Lauda almost burning to death and coming back at the NEXT race as far greater than cruising around in a vastly dominant car with BotASS in the other car.
You should never try to compare eras as they all had vastly different challenges. If Fangio had 21 races per season instead of 6 he would have 150+ wins. If Senna had lived and had the 1995,96 and 97 Williams, he would have 3 more WDCs and at least 35 more wins and poles. There is no GOAT, just a pantheon of the GOATS where Hamitlon does belong, but he ain't the greatest when compared with the guys of yesteryear who faced death every time they got in the car for a lot less money and fame than they get today.
@@handsolo1209 I wouldn’t call bottas garbage just extremely below average
@@Ibol406 For the level of that car he is garbage. It is not a stretch to say that Ricciardo, Leclerc or Verstappen would have won a WDC in that car if they had 5 seasons in it. The fact that he averaged 2 race wins per season in that car suggests he was only there because of his low level and to give Hamilton some easy wins and WDCs with zero threat of a Rosberg situation. The car was that much faster than every other car that even when he finished 45 seconds behind his teammate he was almost always on the podium. Be 45 seconds behind your teammate in a Williams or a Haas and see is you are not called garbage.
I'm confused about how you got to 34 for Jim Clark. On every table of statistics that I've ever seen he always had 33, like Prost
O orgulho que Ayrton Senna dá a nois Brasileiros é imenso, ele realmente honrou e honra o país até hoje, Como prova essa contagem.
Lastima que en los años 50 solo fueran da a 6 GPS por temporada, de haber sido de a 20 Gps Fangio tendria enorme ventaja sobre todos.
is there a way to do this on percentage on driven races?
Fangio always among the best
What has happened? We need to know!! 12:55
It was a sad moment when Senna got overtaken by Schumacher 😢
Could you please adjust Clark's 34 to 33? It's driving me nuts.
Senna, Fangio and Clark the FASTESTS ever.
No doubt.
The impressive part about schumacher is that he got 68 poles and 91 wins, meaning he had to fight for some of his wins (discounting austria 2001 and 2002 here)
one word…refuelling.
Reason was cus he qualified with more fuel than others. Back in those days u would start the race with the fuel left over from quali. So it had its advatages not gunning for pole sometimes
@@kj48tiger Refuelling and reliability. Ferrari had a huge advantage over McLaren-Mercedes and Williams-BMW in the reliability department.
My heart is always with senna.
Fangio is stunning, the greatest of all time
Schumi got pole at Monaco 2012 didn't he
He did win qualifying, but did not had pole position since he got 5 place grid penalty. Technically pole position is for the person starting from 1st spot on the grid not one winning qualifying. There was much discussion about that recently due to Sprint Races and who should be considered the pole position holder. But the official statement is that Pole Sitter is the one that start the Sunday's race as number 1 on grid.
@@MKF1_official But why Leclerc's Monaco counted?
He was number 1 on the grid, just did not start, pole position was his, he did not use it (it was empty at race start)
@@MKF1_official oh I didn't watch the start so idk. Thank you.
Lewis is such a monster. As are every driver that's cracked the top 10. So many era's defined in one chart.
Lewis Hamilton just came in and fucked every thing up for the rest of the guys 🐐🐐
Lewis Hamilton pure dominance
Tells all about Mercedes car that mediocre Rosberg has more poles than Häkkinen.
1:15 r.i.p
In 50's they got 8 races in a year. 2022 season will be 23 races.
Just a fast car by hamilton cry baby, nothing special ab him
you are clearly new to the sport or blind...
no other drivers had a fast car it was just lewis... slip slowly on the haterade lol
@@3faceracing1 yes Michael’s car was sooo bad
Two small corrections -- Moss had 16 poles and Clark had 33
If you want to be the clever kid in the pub when they talk about the best ever driver. Don't say 'Senna'. Don't say Fangio. Say ''Jim Clark''
Michael was 1 away from perfection……..
I wonder how many more poles Ronnie wouldve gotten if not for his unfortunate death in 78' :(
This must have taken days to complete! Keep up the great work bro!
Sir Stirling Moss, most unhappy sportsman in the planet 😔
whos James Hunt?? personality TopGear?????
Por % de efectividad Fangio, Sena y Clark estarian arriba
Arnoux
18 pole position
7 wins
Dont have luvk at races
Jim Clark was not overaken until the late 80's
This means Hamilton is more valuable in f1 than crappy masi
Still crying
Who had a tear when Schumacher beat Senna's record and, later, when Hamilton beat Schumacher's, during this video?
Why? How about when Jim Clark overtook Fangio or when Senna overtook Clark?
Records are made to be broken.
@@alanjm1234 Yes of course, but when I saw it, I could not help to remember Schumacher sobbing during an interview telling him he broke Senna's pole positions record, and being reconforted by Häkkinen soon after he burst.
Edit: he did it when he equalled Senna in number of victories. My bad.
The moment when the Senna family gifted Lewis a race-worn helmet for matching him on 65 poles at Canada 2017... knowing how much Senna meant to Lewis as a kid, that was just incredible.
Hakkinen !
Formula 1 stopped in 2013 . After that it was replaced by Mercedes one. The FIA decided to demolish the F1 sport for and created new regulations on the measure of their spoiled called who names himself Hamilton whatever.
You’re talking as if there was no Ferrari dominance during Schumachers era, it’s f1 jeez cope up with it. No team came close to mercedes in hybrid era because they nailed the regulations unlike any other team and Lewis was at the right at the right time easy as that.
MAX VERSTAPPEN
Mae
I never appreciated sennas pole domination before watching this
Statistics don't tell lies. Lewis is the greatest. All former F1 drivers that have been judging Lewis should study the bar chart and know where there are located if they are in any bar.
The greatest while cruising in a superior car for the past several years without much of a fight compared to those former drivers 🤡. As soon as the other cars are equal, Lewis stand no chance 🤣
Clark had 33 poles, not 34. Still almost 50% of his 68 starts.
@@mhabuoi So did Michael cruise around in a superior car
For 3 years straight 2014/2017, only 2 poles were not in a Mercedes. Hamilton had the fastest car by a mile. The fact senna did it so quick without an OP car for 8 years is unreal. Senna=True GOAT
@@mhabuoi Like Schumacher and Senna, They always had the best car. People are triggered and bitter about Lewis success