Formula 1 2 3 E champions

Formula One / Formula 1 (1950-present)

• 1950 - Giuseppe Farina (Italy, Alfa Romeo)
• 1951 - Juan Manuel Fangio (Argentina, Alfa Romeo)
• 1952 - Alberto Ascani (Italy, Ferrari)
• 1953 - Alberto Ascani (Italy, Ferrari)
• 1954 - Juan Manuel Fangio (Argentina, Maserati and Mercedes)
• 1955 - Juan Manuel Fangio (Argentina, Mercedes)
• 1956 - Juan Manuel Fangio (Argentina, Ferrari)
• 1957 - Juan Manuel Fangio (Argentina, Ferrari)
• 1958 - Driver: Mike Hawthorn (United Kingdom, Ferrari); Constructor: Vanwall (United Kingdom)
• 1959 - Driver: Jack Brabham (Australia, Cooper and Climax); Constructor: Cooper and Climax (United Kingdom)
• 1960 - Driver: Jack Brabham (Australia, Cooper and Climax); Constructor: Cooper and Climax (United Kingdom)
• 1961 - Driver: Phil Hill (United States, Ferrari); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 1962 - Driver: Graham Hill (United Kingdom, BRM); Constructor: BRM (United Kingdom)
• 1963 - Driver: Jim Clark (United Kingdom, Lotus and Climax); Constructor: Lotus and Climax (United Kingdom)
• 1964 - Driver: John Surtees (United Kingdom, Ferrari); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 1965 - Driver: Jim Clark (United Kingdom, Lotus and Climax); Constructor: Lotus and Climax (United Kingdom)
• 1966 - Driver: Jack Brabham (Australia, Brabham and Repco); Constructor: Brabham (United Kingdom) and Repco (Australia)
• 1967 - Driver: Denny Hulme (New Zealand, Brabham and Repco); Constructor: Brabham (United Kingdom) and Repco (Australia)
• 1968 - Driver: Graham Hill (United Kingdom, Lotus and Ford); Constructor: Lotus (United Kingdom) and Ford (United States)
• 1969 - Driver: Jackie Stewart (United Kingdom, Matra and Ford); Constructor: Matra (France) and Ford (United States)
• 1970 - Driver: Jochen Rindt (Austria, Lotus and Ford); Constructor: Lotus (United Kingdom) and Ford (United States)
• 1971 - Driver: Jackie Stewart (United Kingdom, Tyrell and Ford); Constructor: Tyrell (United Kingdom) and Ford (United States)
• 1972 - Driver: Emerson Fittipaldi (Brazil, Lotus and Ford); Constructor: Lotus (United Kingdom) and Ford (United States)
• 1973 - Driver: Jackie Stewart (United Kingdom, Tyrell and Ford); Constructor: Lotus (United Kingdom) and Ford (United States)
• 1974 - Driver: Emerson Fittipaldi (Brazil, McLaren and Ford); Constructor: McLaren (United Kingdom) and Ford (United States)
• 1975 - Driver: Niki Lauda (Austria, Ferrari); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 1976 - Driver: James Hunt (United Kingdom, McLaren and Ford); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 1977 - Driver: Niki Lauda (Austria, Ferrari); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 1978 - Driver: Mario Andretti (United States, Lotus and Ford); Constructor: Lotus (United Kingdom) and Ford (United States)
• 1979 - Driver: Jody Sheckter (South Africa, Ferrari); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 1980 - Driver: Alan Jones (Australia, Williams and Ford); Constructor: Williams (United Kingdom) and Ford (United States)
• 1981 - Driver: Nelson Piquet (Brazil, Brabham and Ford); Constructor: Williams (United Kingdom) and Ford (United States)
• 1982 - Driver: Keke Rosberg (Finland, Williams and Ford); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 1983 - Driver: Nelson Piquet (Brazil, Brabham and BMW); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 1984 - Driver: Niki Lauda (Austria, McLaren and TAG); Constructor: McLaren (United Kingdom) and TAG (Luxembourg)
• 1985 - Driver: Alain Prost (France, McLaren and TAG); Constructor: McLaren (United Kingdom) and TAG (Luxembourg)
• 1986 - Driver: Alain Prost (France, McLaren and TAG); Constructor: Williams (United Kingdom) and Honda (Japan)
• 1987 - Driver: Nelson Piquet (Brazil, Williams and Honda); Constructor: Williams (United Kingdom) and Honda (Japan)
• 1988 - Driver: Ayrton Senna (Brazil, McLaren and Honda); Constructor: McLaren (United Kingdom) and Honda (Japan)
• 1989 - Driver: Alain Prost (France, McLaren and Honda); Constructor: McLaren (United Kingdom) and Honda (Japan)
• 1990 - Driver: Ayrton Senna (Brazil, McLaren and Honda); Constructor: McLaren (United Kingdom) and Honda (Japan)
• 1991 - Driver: Ayrton Senna (France, McLaren and Honda); Constructor: McLaren (United Kingdom) and Honda (Japan)
• 1992 - Driver: Nigel Mansell (United Kingdom, Williams and Renault); Constructor: Williams (United Kingdom) and Renault (France)
• 1993 - Driver: Alain Prost (France, Williams and Renault); Constructor: Williams (United Kingdom) and Renault (France)
• 1994 - Driver: Michael Schumacher (Germany, Benetton and Ford); Constructor: Williams (United Kingdom) and Renault (France)
• 1995 - Driver: Michael Schumacher (Germany, Benetton and Renault); Constructor: Benetton (Italy) and Renault (France)
• 1996 - Driver: Damon Hill (United Kingdom, Williams and Renault); Constructor: Williams (United Kingdom) and Renault (France)
• 1997 - Driver: Jacques Villeneuve (Canada, Williams and Renault); Constructor: Williams (United Kingdom) and Renault (France)
• 1998 - Driver: Mika Häkkinen (Finland, McLaren and Mercedes); Constructor: McLaren (United Kingdom) and Mercedes (Germany)
• 1999 - Driver: Mika Häkkinen (Finland, McLaren and Mercedes); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 2000 - Driver: Michael Schumacher (Germany, Ferrari); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 2001 - Driver: Michael Schumacher (Germany, Ferrari); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 2002 - Driver: Michael Schumacher (Germany, Ferrari); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 2003 - Driver: Michael Schumacher (Germany, Ferrari); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 2004 - Driver: Michael Schumacher (Germany, Ferrari); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 2005 - Driver: Fernando Alonso (Spain, Renault); Constructor: Renault (France)
• 2006 - Driver: Fernando Alonso (Spain, Renault); Constructor: Renault (France)
• 2007 - Driver: Kimi Räikkönen (Finland, Ferrari); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 2008 - Driver: Lewis Hamilton (United Kingdom, McLaren and Mercedes); Constructor: Ferrari (Italy)
• 2009 - Driver: Jenson Button (United Kingdom, Brawn and Mercedes); Constructor: Brawn (United Kingdom) and Mercedes (Germany)
• 2010 - Driver: Sebastian Vettel (Germany, Red Bull and Renault); Constructor: Red Bull (Austria) and Renault (France)
• 2011 - Driver: Sebastian Vettel (Germany, Red Bull and Renault); Constructor: Red Bull (Austria) and Renault (France)
• 2012 - Driver: Sebastian Vettel (Germany, Red Bull and Renault); Constructor: Red Bull (Austria) and Renault (France)
• 2013 - Driver: Sebastian Vettel (Germany, Red Bull and Renault); Constructor: Red Bull (Austria) and Renault (France)
• 2014 - Driver: Lewis Hamilton (United Kingdom, Mercedes); Constructor: Mercedes (Germany)
• 2015 - Driver: Lewis Hamilton (United Kingdom, Mercedes); Constructor: Mercedes (Germany)
• 2016 - Driver: Nico Rosberg (Germany, Mercedes); Constructor: Mercedes (Germany)
• 2017 - Driver: Lewis Hamilton (United Kingdom, Mercedes); Constructor: Mercedes (Germany)
• 2018 - Driver: Lewis Hamilton (United Kingdom, Mercedes); Constructor: Mercedes (Germany)
• 2019 - Driver: Lewis Hamilton (United Kingdom, Mercedes); Constructor: Mercedes (Germany)
• 2020 - Driver: Lewis Hamilton (United Kingdom, Mercedes); Constructor: Mercedes (Germany)
• 2021 - Driver: Max Verstappen (Netherlands, Red Bull and Honda); Constructor: Mercedes (Germany)
• 2022 - Driver: Max Verstappen (Netherlands, Red Bull and RBPT); Constructor: Red Bull and RBPT (Austria)
• 2023 - Driver: Max Verstappen (Netherlands, Red Bull and Honda RBPT); Constructor: Red Bull (Austria) and Honda RBPT (Japan/Austria)

Formula Two (1960, 1967-1984) / Formula 3000 (1985-2004) / GP2 (2005-2016) / Formula 2 (2017-present)

• 1960 - Driver: Jack Brabham (Australia, Cooper-Climax); Constructor: Cooper-Climax (United Kingdom) and Porsche (West Germany)
• 1967 - Driver: Jacky Ickx (Belgium, Tyrell); Team: Tyrrell (United Kingdom)
• 1968 - Driver: Jean-Pierre Beltoise (France, Matra); Team: Matra (France)
• 1969 - Driver: Johnny Servoz-Gavin (France, Matra International); Team: Matra International (United Kingdom)
• 1970 - Driver: Clay Regazzoni (Switzerland, Tecno); Team: Tecno (Italy)
• 1971 - Driver: Ronnie Peterson (Sweden, March Engineering); Team: March Engineering (United Kingdom)
• 1972 - Driver: Mike Hailwood (United Kingdom, Surtees); Team: Surtees (United Kingdom)
• 1973 - Driver: Jean-Pierre Jarier (France, March Engineering); Team: March Engineering (United Kingdom)
• 1974 - Driver: Patrick Depailler (France, March Engineering); Team: March Engineering (United Kingdom)
• 1975 - Driver: Jacques Laffite (France, Ecurie Elf); Team: Ecurie Elf (France)
• 1976 - Driver: Jean-Pierre Jabouille (Sweden, Equipe Elf Switzerland); Team: Equipe Elf Switzerland (France)
• 1977 - Driver: René Arnoux (France, Ecurie Renault Elf); Team: Ecurie Renault Elf (United Kingdom)
• 1978 - Driver: Bruno Giacomelli (Italy, Polifac BMW Junior Team); Team: Polifac BMW Junior Team (West Germany)
• 1979 - Driver: Marc Surer (Switzerland, Polifac BMW Junior Team); Team: Polifac BMW Junior Team (West Germany)
• 1980 - Driver: Brian Henton (United Kingdom, Toleman Group); Team: Toleman Group (United Kingdom)
• 1981 - Driver: Geoff Lees (United Kingdom, Ralt Racing); Team: Ralt Racing (United Kingdom)
• 1982 - Driver: Corrado Fabi (Italy, March Racing); Team: March Racing (United Kingdom)
• 1983 - Driver: Jonathan Palmer (United Kingdom, Ralt Racing); Team: Ralt Racing (United Kingdom)
• 1984 - Driver: Mike Thackwell (New Zealand, Ralt Racing); Team: Ralt Racing (United Kingdom)
• 1985 - Christian Danner (West Germany, BS Automotive)
• 1986 - Ivan Capelli (Italy, Genoa Racing)
• 1987 - Stefano Modern (Italy, Onyx)
• 1988 - Roberto Moreno (Brazil, Bromley Motorsport)
• 1989 - Jean Alesia (France, Eddie Jordan Racing)
• 1990 - Érik Comas (France, DAMS)
• 1991 - Christian Fittipaldi (Brazil, Pacific Racing)
• 1992 - Luca Badoer (Italy, Crypton Engineering)
• 1993 - Olivier Panis (France, DAMS)
• 1994 - Jean-Christophe Boullion (France, DAMS)
• 1995 - Vincenzo Sospiri (Italy, Super Nova Racing)
• 1996 - Jörg Müller (Germany, RSM Marko)
• 1997 - Ricardo Zonta (Brazil, Super Nova Racing)
• 1998 - Juan Pablo Montoya (Colombia, Super Nova Racing)
• 1999 - Nick Heidfeld (Germany, West Competition)
• 2000 - Driver: Bruno Junqueira (Brazil, Petrobras Junior Team); Team: D2 Playlife Super Nova (United Kingdom)
• 2001 - Driver: Justin Wilson (United Kingdom, Coca-Cola Nordic Racing); Team: Coca-Cola Nordic Racing (United Kingdom)
• 2002 - Driver: Sébastien Bourdais (France, Super Nova Racing); Team: Arden International (United Kingdom)
• 2003 - Driver: Björn Wirdheim (Sweden, Arden International); Team: Arden International (United Kingdom)
• 2004 - Driver: Vitantonio Liuzzi (Italy, Arden International); Team: Arden International (United Kingdom)
• 2005 - Driver: Nico Rosberg (Germany, ART Grand Prix); Team: ART Grand Prix (France)
• 2006 - Driver: Lewis Hamilton (United Kingdom, ART Grand Prix); Team: ART Grand Prix (France)
• 2007 - Driver: Timo Glock (Germany, iSport International); Team: iSport International (United Kingdom)
• 2008 - Driver: Giorgio Pantano (Italy, Racing Engineering); Team: Racing Engineering (Spain)
• 2009 - Driver: Nico Hülkenberg (Germany, ART Grand Prix); Team: ART Grand Prix (France)
• 2010 - Driver: Pastor Maldonado (Colombia, Rapax); Team: Rapax (Italy)
• 2011 - Driver: Romain Grosjean (France, DAMS); Team: DAMS (France)
• 2012 - Driver: Davide Valsecchi (Italy, DAMS); Team: DAMS (France)
• 2013 - Driver: Fabio Leimer (Switzerland, Racing Engineering); Team: Racing Engineering (Spain)
• 2014 - Driver: Jolyon Palmer (United Kingdom, DAMS); Team: DAMS (France)
• 2015 - Driver: Stoffel Vandoome (Belgium, ART Grand Prix); Team: ART Grand Prix (France)
• 2016 - Driver: Pierre Gasly (France, Prema Racing); Team: Prema Racing (Italy)
• 2017 - Driver: Charles Leclerc (Monaco, Prema Racing); Team: Russian Time (Russia)
• 2018 - Driver: George Russell (United Kingdom, ART Grand Prix); Team: Carlin (United Kingdom)
• 2019 - Driver: Nyck de Vries (Netherlands, ART Grand Prix); Team: DAMS (France)
• 2020 - Driver: Mick Schumacher (Germany, Prema Racing); Team: Prema Racing (Italy)
• 2021 - Driver: Oscar Piastri (Australia, Prema Racing); Team: Prema Racing (Italy)
• 2022 - Driver: Felipe Drugovich (Brazil, MP Motorsport); Team: MP Motorsport (Netherlands)
• 2023 - Driver: Théo Pourchaire (France, ART Grand Prix); Team: ART Grand Prix (France)

GP3 (2010-2018) / Formula 3 (2019-present)

• 2010 - Driver: Esteban Gutiérrez (Mexico, ART Grand Prix); Team: ART Grand Prix (France)
• 2011 - Driver: Valtteri Bottas (Finland, Lotus ART); Team: Lotus ART (France)
• 2012 - Driver: Mitch Evans (New Zealand, MW Arden); Team: Lotus GP (France)
• 2013 - Driver: Daniil Kvyat (Russia, MW Arden); Team: ART Grand Prix (France)
• 2014 - Driver: Alex Lynn (United Kingdom, Carlin); Team: Carlin (United Kingdom)
• 2015 - Driver: Esteban Ocon (France, ART Grand Prix); Team: ART Grand Prix (France)
• 2016 - Driver: Charles Leclerc (Monaco, ART Grand Prix); Team: ART Grand Prix (France)
• 2017 - Driver: George Russell (United Kingdom, ART Grand Prix); Team: ART Grand Prix (France)
• 2018 - Driver: Anthoine Hubert (France, ART Grand Prix); Team: ART Grand Prix (France)
• 2019 - Driver: Robert Shwartzman (Russia, Prema Racing); Team: Prema Racing (Italy)
• 2020 - Driver: Oscar Piastri (Australia, Prema Racing); Team: Prema Racing (Italy)
• 2021 - Driver: Dennis Hauger (Norway, Prema Racing); Team: Trident (Italy)
• 2022 - Driver: Victor Martins (France, ART Grand Prix); Team: Prema Racing (Italy)
• 2023 - Driver: Gabriel Bortoleto (Brazil, Trident); Team: Prema Racing (Italy)

Formula E (2014-present)

• 2014-15 - Driver: Nelson Piquet Jr. (Brazil, NEXTEV TCR); Team: Renault e.dams (France)
• 2015-16 - Driver: Sébastien Buemi (Switzerland, Renault e.dams); Team: Renault e.dams (France)
• 2016-17 - Driver: Lucas di Grassi (Brazil, Abt Schaeffler Audi Sport); Team: Renault e.dams (France)
• 2017-18 - Driver: Jean-Éric Vergne (France, Techeetah); Team: Abt Schaeffler Audi Sport (Germany)
• 2018-19 - Driver: Jean-Éric Vergne (France, DS Techeetah); Team: DS Techeetah (China/France)
• 2019-20 - Driver: António Félix da Costa (Portugal, DS Techeetah); Team: DS Techeetah (China/France)
• 2020-21 - Driver: Nyck de Vries (Netherlands, Mercedes-EQ Formula E Team); Team: Mercedes-EQ Formula E Team (Germany)
• 2021-22 - Driver: Stoffel Vandoome (Belgium, Mercedes-EQ Formula E Team); Team: Mercedes-EQ Formula E Team (Germany)
• 2022-23 - Driver: Jake Dennis (United Kingdom, Avalanche Andretti Formula E); Team: Envision Racing (United Kingdom)