Season by season, aligned on years into each career rather than the calendar, to cancel out both career length and points-scale changes over time.
The 15 most dominant seasons in history, ranked by share of the maximum points possible that year. Purple marks the all-time record. Click a row to load it into the comparator.
Pick two drivers to compare.
Two drivers who really raced at the same time (5 seasons minimum) and at a comparable level: never a rookie against a legend.
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Aligned on years into an F1 career, not the calendar: the curve is the share of the maximum points theoretically possible that season (wins + fastest-lap bonus + sprints, whichever applied that year), the only measure comparable across eras.
Seasons where both drivers were at the same constructor, so with identical machinery. Score = number of races each finished ahead of the other.
A few dedicated pages, with the verdict already written.
794 drivers, from 1950 to today, each with a full sheet.
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