F1 Report

Michael Schumacher

Michael Schumacher, a name synonymous with Formula 1 dominance, redefined the sport's benchmarks during his illustrious career. Known for his relentless pursuit of perfection, aggressive yet precise driving style, and unwavering dedication, he piloted Benetton and Ferrari to unprecedented success. Schumacher's tactical brilliance and ability to extract maximum performance in all conditions made him a formidable competitor, securing an astounding 7 World Drivers' Championships. His legacy extends beyond his 91 victories and 308 starts, influencing a generation of drivers and forever cementing his status as one of F1's greatest.

All-time records

Where Michael Schumacher ranks in the all-time Formula 1 record books.

308Races
91Wins
155Podiums
227Top 10s
6.88Avg Position
4.87Avg Grid Pos
7Driver Titles
7Constructor Titles

Top Teams

Team
Wins
Podiums
Points
Races
Ferrari721161066181
Benetton193830368
Mercedes0119758
Jordan0001
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Michael Schumacher season-by-season championship record
SeasonChampionship positionWinsPoints
201213049
20118076
20109072
200627121
20053162
2004113148
20031693
2002111144
200119123
200019108
19995244
19982686
1997—578
19963359
199519102
19941892
19934152
19923153
19911404
201220 races▾
201119 races▾
201019 races▾
200618 races, 7 wins▾
200519 races, 1 win▾
200418 races, 13 wins▾
200316 races, 6 wins▾
200217 races, 11 wins▾
200117 races, 9 wins▾
200017 races, 9 wins▾
199910 races, 2 wins▾
199816 races, 6 wins▾
199717 races, 5 wins▾
199616 races, 3 wins▾
199517 races, 9 wins▾
199414 races, 8 wins▾
199316 races, 1 win▾
199216 races, 1 win▾
19916 races▾
Michael Schumacher race results in 1991
Grand PrixTeamGridResultPoints
Australian Grand PrixBenetton6Spun off0
Japanese Grand PrixBenetton9Engine0
Spanish Grand PrixBenetton5P61
Portuguese Grand PrixBenetton10P61
Italian Grand PrixBenetton7P52
Belgian Grand PrixJordan7Clutch0