Greatest Formula 1 Cars of All Time

The Williams FW14B is considered one of the greatest F1 cars of all time due to its unprecedented dominance in the 1992 season, introducing revolutionary technologies like active suspension and traction control. These innovations provided it with an overwhelming competitive advantage, allowing Nigel Mansell to convincingly win the drivers' championship and the team the constructors' title.

• Dominated the 1992 season

• Advanced aerodynamic design

• Powerful and reliable Renault engine

• Considered a revolutionary car

The Ferrari F2002 is a formidable contender in Formula 1 history due to its unparalleled dominance in the 2002 season, achieving 15 wins out of 17 races. Its advanced aerodynamic design and powerful V10 engine allowed it to set a new standard for performance and reliability, solidifying its legacy as one of the most successful and dominant cars ever built.

• It developed around 840-850hp at 18,500rpm

• One of the fastest and most victorious F1 cars

The Lotus 72 is an icon of Formula 1 design, introducing a wedge-shaped engine configuration and an innovative cooling system that revolutionized aerodynamics. Its success across multiple seasons and its victories in driver and constructor championships solidify it as one of the most influential and successful cars in history.

• Dominated the 1972 season

• Innovative suspension system

• Powerful and reliable V8 engine

• Lasting success in competition

Dominant 1988 season with 15 wins and a drivers' and constructors' championship.

• One of the most successful and dominant Formula One designs of all time

• Among the most winning F1 cars of all time

• Widely regarded as one of the greatest Formula One cars of all time

The Red Bull RB9 is a formidable contender in Formula 1 history thanks to its absolute dominance in the 2013 season, achieving 13 wins out of 19 races. Its innovative design and exceptional aerodynamics allowed Sebastian Vettel to secure his fourth consecutive world title, demonstrating a technical and performance superiority that cements it among the greats.

• Won 13 out of 19 races

• Achieved 16 pole positions

• Secured 12 fastest laps

• Won the drivers' and constructors' championships