F1 records

Biggest winning margins

Only counts when second finished on the same lap.

First on the list is Stirling Moss with 5:12.7.

  1. 1Stirling Mossahead of Mike Hawthorn · Portuguese Grand Prix 19585:12.7
  2. 2Jim Clarkahead of Bruce McLaren · Belgian Grand Prix 19634:54
  3. 3Jackie Stewartahead of Graham Hill · German Grand Prix 19684:03.2
  4. 4Tony Brooksahead of Roy Salvadori · German Grand Prix 19583:29.7
  5. 5Stirling Mossahead of Juan Fangio · Pescara Grand Prix 19573:13.9
  6. 6Nino Farinaahead of Alberto Ascari · Belgian Grand Prix 19512:51
  7. 7Alberto Ascariahead of Luigi Villoresi · Belgian Grand Prix 19532:48.2
  8. 8Piero Taruffiahead of Rudi Fischer · Swiss Grand Prix 19522:37.2
  9. 9Phil Hillahead of Richie Ginther · Italian Grand Prix 19602:27.6
  10. 10Jacky Ickxahead of John Surtees · French Grand Prix 1968118.6 s
  11. 11Alberto Ascariahead of Nino Farina · Belgian Grand Prix 1952115.2 s
  12. 12Peter Collinsahead of Paul Frère · Belgian Grand Prix 1956111.3 s
  13. 13Jim Clarkahead of Jack Brabham · Mexican Grand Prix 1963101.1 s
  14. 14Nelson Piquetahead of Stefan Johansson · German Grand Prix 198799.6 s
  15. 15Carlos Reutemannahead of Jacques Laffite · German Grand Prix 197597.7 s
  16. 16Juan Fangioahead of José Froilán González · German Grand Prix 195496.5 s
  17. 17Jim Clarkahead of Richie Ginther · Italian Grand Prix 196395 s
  18. 18Jackie Stewartahead of Jean-Pierre Beltoise · Dutch Grand Prix 196893.9 s
  19. 19Juan Fangioahead of José Froilán González · Argentine Grand Prix 195589.6 s
  20. 20Denny Hulmeahead of Johnny Servoz-Gavin · Italian Grand Prix 196888.4 s
  21. 21Jim Clarkahead of Jack Brabham · Mexican Grand Prix 196785.4 s
  22. 22Stirling Mossahead of Mike Hawthorn · Moroccan Grand Prix 195884.7 s
  23. 23Ayrton Sennaahead of Damon Hill · European Grand Prix 199383.2 s
  24. 24Alain Prostahead of Ayrton Senna · South African Grand Prix 199379.8 s
  25. 25Graham Hillahead of Bruce McLaren · Mexican Grand Prix 196879.3 s

Data up to the Brazilian Grand Prix 2026. See all records