F1 Report

Emerson Fittipaldi

Emerson Fittipaldi, a Brazilian prodigy, burst onto the Formula 1 scene with remarkable speed and adaptability, becoming the youngest world champion at the time in 1972. Known for his smooth yet assertive driving style, he was a key figure in the rise of Lotus and later McLaren, securing 2 World Championships. His career spanned 149 starts, yielding 14 victories and 35 podium finishes. Fittipaldi's impact extended beyond F1, as he later achieved significant success in American open-wheel racing, including two Indianapolis 500 wins.

All-time records

Where Emerson Fittipaldi ranks in the all-time Formula 1 record books.

149Races
14Wins
35Podiums
76Top 10s
11.1Avg Position
11.58Avg Grid Pos
2Driver Titles
4Constructor Titles

Top Teams

Team
Wins
Podiums
Points
Races
Team Lotus91712833
McLaren51310029
Fittipaldi023777
Lotus-Ford03169
Lotus-Pratt & Whitney0001
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Emerson Fittipaldi season-by-season championship record
SeasonChampionship positionWinsPoints
19801505
19792101
197810017
197712011
19761703
19752245
19741355
19732355
19721561
19716016
197010112
198014 races
197915 races
197816 races
197716 races
197616 races
197514 races, 2 wins
197415 races, 3 wins
197315 races, 3 wins
197212 races, 5 wins
197110 races
19706 races, 1 win