Who is the most skilled F1 driver of all time?
With seven World Championships (1994, 1995, 2000-2004) and 91 Grand Prix victories, Michael Schumacher set a standard of dominance that was unrivaled in F1 history until recent years. Formula One Debut with Jordan in 2005 His best result came at the 2005 United States Grand Prix, where he finished fourth in a race affected by a Michelin tyre boycott. Though only six cars competed, it gave Narain five world championship points, the only ones scored by an Indian driver in F1 to date.
Who was Vettel’s biggest F1 rival?
In a reflective interview for the team’s official website, Vettel was asked to name the toughest of his many F1 rivals over the years, to which he replied: “Lewis, especially when I was at Ferrari. Lewis has always been right up there. Before that, it was probably Fernando [Alonso] when he was at Ferrari. After a winless 2014 campaign, Vettel signed for Ferrari, replacing Alonso to partner Kimi Räikkönen; he took several wins in his debut season, finishing third in the standings.