Most F1 Wins Without a Championship

Stirling Moss leads on 16 wins, ahead of David Coulthard on 13 wins.

Counts Grand Prix victories by drivers who have never won the drivers’ title. A driver leaves the list on winning a championship.

Record holder

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Most F1 Wins Without a Championship
#	Driver	Starts	Wins
1st	Stirling Moss	65	16
2nd	David Coulthard	246	13
3rd	Carlos Reutemann	146	12
=4th	Felipe Massa	269	11
=4th	Rubens Barrichello	323	11
=6th	Gerhard Berger	210	10
=6th	Ronnie Peterson	123	10
=6th	Valtteri Bottas	265	10
=9th	Andrea Kimi Antonelli	43	9
=9th	Charles Leclerc	190	9
=9th	Mark Webber	215	9
=9th	Oscar Piastri	87	9
=13th	Daniel Ricciardo	257	8
=13th	George Russell	171	8
=13th	Jacky Ickx	115	8
=16th	Juan Pablo Montoya	94	7
=16th	René Arnoux	149	7
=18th	Gilles Villeneuve	67	6
=18th	Jacques Laffite	176	6
=18th	Ralf Schumacher	180	6
=18th	Riccardo Patrese	256	6
=18th	Sergio Pérez	300	6
=18th	Tony Brooks	38	6
=24th	Clay Regazzoni	130	5
=24th	John Watson	152	5
=24th	Michele Alboreto	194	5

How this is measured

The 1950–1960 Indianapolis 500 rounds counted towards the world championship but were run to American rules with roughly 33-car grids and almost no overlap in entrants. They are excluded from every leaderboard on this site.
Only seasons that have run to completion are counted, so a championship leader part-way through the current season is not treated as a champion.
The current season is included, so these figures change after every Grand Prix.