Alain Prost
🇫🇷 French1980–1993
Four-time World Champion (1985, 1986, 1989, 1993). Won 51 of 198 starts across 13 seasons, and outscored René Arnoux over 30 races together.
- Titles
- =3rd all-time
- Wins
- 5th all-time · 25.8% of starts
- Podiums
- =5th all-time · 53.5% of starts
- Career points
- 19th all-time · 768.5 counted
- Starts
- 13 seasons, 4 teams
Ranks are all-time since 1958.
Each season opens in the calculator
McLarenRenaultFerrariWilliamsWorld Champion
Points in races together
René Arnoux 77 – 39 1981–82 · 30 races · ahead on the results sheet 20–10 Niki Lauda 140.5 – 83 1984–85 · 29 races · ahead on the results sheet 18–11 Ayrton Senna 177 – 154 1988–89 · 29 races · ahead on the results sheet 12–17 Show all 10 teammates
Nigel Mansell 73 – 37 1990 · 16 races · ahead on the results sheet 9–7 Damon Hill 99 – 69 1993 · 16 races · ahead on the results sheet 10–6 Eddie Cheever 57 – 22 1983 · 15 races · ahead on the results sheet 12–3 Keke Rosberg 74 – 19 1986 · 15 races · ahead on the results sheet 13–2 Jean Alesi 34 – 21 1991 · 15 races · ahead on the results sheet 7–8 John Watson 8 – 3 1980–85 · 12 races · ahead on the results sheet 8–4 By wins
5 Autódromo Internacional Nelson Piquet 9 starts · avg finish 4.9 Won 1982, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988 → 5 Silverstone Circuit 9 starts · avg finish 6.3 Won 1983, 1985, 1989, 1990, 1993 → 4 Circuit Paul Ricard 9 starts · avg finish 3.9 Won 1983, 1988–1990 → 4 Circuit de Monaco 13 starts · avg finish 6.2 Won 1984–1986, 1988 → 3 Autódromo do Estoril 9 starts · avg finish 5.1 Won 1984, 1987, 1988 →
- Debut
- 1980 Argentine GP McLaren · 3rd · also first points and podium
- First win
- 1981 French GP 20th career start
- Best run
- 4 wins in a row 1993
- Best season
- 7 wins 1984
- Last win
- 1993 German GP Williams
- Final start
- 1993 Australian GP Williams
25-18-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1, scored by the calculator
- 1984: would have been champion (was 2nd)
Points as counted for the championship
Starts count Grands Prix with a classified result, sprints excluded. Figures cover the World Championship from 1958.