Most Successful Drivers per Engine

[teabagyokel]

Fresh from me posting this for Mercedes on their double century this weekend:

Here is the Renault equivalent:

And Ferrari...

 

[siffert_fan]

TBY

It looks like a tremendous amount of work, compiling that info. Many thanks

What I find most impressive is when the driver has more wins than poles, as that seems to indicate to me that the victories are more due to the driver than to car superiority.

 

[teabagyokel]

siffert_fan - It really was not a tremendous amount of work, just knowing where to go on www.statsf1.com

I did the graphs though!

 

[The Artist.....]

teabagyokel

How's about one for Honda? After all they're back in F1 next year?

(I would suggest you did one for Toyota, but that wouldn't exactly be a lot of work!)

Great job by the way!

 

[KekeTheKing]

What I find most impressive is when the driver has more wins than poles, as that seems to indicate to me that the victories are more due to the driver than to car superiority.

Or in some cases they're just a rather pedestrian qualifier whose style is not ideally suited for single lap pace.

Great work TBY!

 

[ZakspeedYakspeed]

TBY ... Mucho impressiario ...

 

[olegg]

May be it will be useful same diagrams for Honda and BMW engines

 

[olegg]

After 5 diagrams would be usefull table with engines which had wins in the Formula 1:

 

[olegg]

Full list of engines, noted in Formula 1, includes 81 records

 

[The Pits]

So, it looks like the Offenhauser is the engine to have!!

 

[teabagyokel]

If I was entering the Indy 500 and it was 1953, I'd choose nothing else.

 

[siffert_fan]

Shouldn't TAG and Porsche be combined?

 

[FB]

No, because the TAG engine was funded by TAG and just happened to be built by Porsche. Porsche have been a car manufacturer and engine supplier in their own right to it's sensible to separate the two. Didn't Footwork have a dreadful Porsche built engine for a season?

 

[ZakspeedYakspeed]

and going back even further ...

Porsche 547/6 - a 1.5L F4 config ... used sparingly from 1958 - 1964
Porsche 753 - a 1.5L F4 config ... used in 1962
and the 3.5L V12 used by the Arrows in 1991 (aka Footwork Grand Prix International) ...