Lando Norris : Here Is The List Of All Of Winners Of F1 World Championship Since 1950

Lando Norris : Here is the list of all of winners of F1 World Championship since 1950.

Lando Norris of McLaren won his first Formula 1 World Championship on Sunday after a tight three-way contest with Red Bull’s Verstappen and his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri.

With the world title, the 26-year-old became the 35th different driver to win the championship in the 75-year history of F1, the 11th british driver and the eighth to win it for McLaren.

Below is the list of all the 35th different drivers who have won the Formula One World Championship since 1950 as well as their F1 Racing team and countries.

2025 – Lando Norris (Britain)

McLaren

2024 – Max Verstappen (Netherlands)

Red Bull

2023 – Max Verstappen (Netherlands)

Red Bull

2022 – Max Verstappen (Netherlands)

Red Bull

2021 – Max Verstappen (Netherlands)

Red Bull

2020 – Lewis Hamilton (Britain)

Mercedes

2019 – Lewis Hamilton (Britain)

Mercedes

2018 – Lewis Hamilton (Britain)

Mercedes

2017 – Lewis Hamilton (Britain)

Mercedes

2016 – Nico Rosberg (Germany)

Mercedes

2015 – Lewis Hamilton (Britain)

Mercedes

2014 – Lewis Hamilton (Britain)

Mercedes

2013 – Sebastian Vettel (Germany)

Red Bull

2012 – Sebastian Vettel (Germany)

Red Bull

2011 – Sebastian Vettel (Germany)

Red Bull

2010 – Sebastian Vettel (Germany)

Red Bull

2009 – Jenson Button (Britain)

Brawn

2008 – Lewis Hamilton (Britain)

McLaren

2007 – Kimi Raikkonen (Finland)

Ferrari

2006 – Fernando Alonso (Spain)

Renault

2005 – Fernando Alonso (Spain)

Renault

2004 – Michael Schumacher (Germany)

Ferrari

2003 – Michael Schumacher (Germany)

Ferrari

2002 – Michael Schumacher (Germany)

Ferrari

2001 – Michael Schumacher (Germany)

Ferrari

2000 – Michael Schumacher (Germany)

Ferrari

1999 – Mika Hakkinen (Finland)

McLaren

1998 – Mika Hakkinen (Finland)

McLaren

1997 – Jacques Villeneuve (Canada)

Williams

1996 – Damon Hill (Britain)

Williams

1995 – Michael Schumacher (Germany)

Benetton

1994 – Michael Schumacher (Germany)

Benetton

1993 – Alain Prost (France)

Williams

1992 – Nigel Mansell (Britain)

Williams

1991 – Ayrton Senna (Brazil)

McLaren

1990 – Ayrton Senna (Brazil)

McLaren

1989 – Alain Prost (France)

McLaren

1988 – Ayrton Senna (Brazil)

McLaren

1987 – Nelson Piquet (Brazil)

Williams

1986 – Alain Prost (France)

McLaren

1985 – Alain Prost (France)

McLaren

1984 – Niki Lauda (Austria)

McLaren

1983 – Nelson Piquet (Brazil)

Brabham

1982 – Keke Rosberg (Finland)

Williams

1981 – Nelson Piquet (Brazil)

Brabham

1980 – Alan Jones (Australia)

Williams

1979 – Jody Scheckter (South Africa)

Ferrari

1978 – Mario Andretti (U.S.)

Lotus

1977 – Niki Lauda (Austria)

Ferrari

1976 – James Hunt (Britain)

McLaren

1975 – Niki Lauda (Austria)

Ferrari

1974 – Emerson Fittipaldi (Brazil)

McLaren

1973 – Jackie Stewart (Britain)

Tyrrell

1972 – Emerson Fittipaldi (Brazil)

Lotus

1971 – Jackie Stewart (Britain)

Tyrrell

1970 – Jochen Rindt (Austria)

Lotus

1969 – Jackie Stewart (Britain)

Matra

1968 – Graham Hill (Britain)

Lotus

1967 – Denny Hulme (New Zealand)

Brabham

1966 – Jack Brabham (Australia)

Brabham

1965 – Jim Clark (Britain)

Lotus

1964 – John Surtees (Britain)

Ferrari

1963 – Jim Clark (Britain)

Lotus

1962 – Graham Hill (Britain)

BRM

1961 – Phil Hill (U.S.)

Ferrari

1960 – Jack Brabham (Australia)

Cooper

1959 – Jack Brabham (Australia)

Cooper

1958 – Mike Hawthorn (Britain)

Ferrari

1957 – Juan Manuel Fangio (Argentina)

Maserati

1956 – Juan Manuel Fangio (Argentina)

Lancia/Ferrari

1955 – Juan Manuel Fangio (Argentina)

Mercedes

1954 – Juan Manuel Fangio (Argentina)

Mercedes/Maserati

1953 – Alberto Ascari (Italy)

Ferrari

1952 – Alberto Ascari (Italy)

Ferrari

1951 – Juan Manuel Fangio (Argentina)

Alfa Romeo

1950 – Giuseppe Farina (Italy)

Alfa Romeo

Multiple Champions :

7 – Schumacher, Hamilton

5 – Fangio

4 – Prost, Vettel, Verstappen

3 – Brabham, Stewart, Lauda, Piquet, Senna

2 – Ascari, Graham Hill, Clark, Fittipaldi, Hakkinen, Alonso.

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