German f1 drivers with 0 wins

East German Formula One drivers 4 T. Michael Schumacher 3 T. Sebastian Vettel 1 T.

Stefan Bellof. Michael Schumacher on the podium in Michael Schumacher at Monaco GP. Nico Rosberg. Back in the day: Keke and Nico Rosberg.

German f1 drivers with 0 wins

While there are plenty of drivers on the list with an impressive career points tally, they certainly do not have a trophy at home to show for it. The former Spyker, Force India and Sauber driver made his debut in before dropping out at the end of the campaign following his first stint with Force India. However, two years later and he was back in the car, appearing alongside Paul di Resta for the season. But his return was short lived as he spent a single season at his former team before moving on to Sauber for the final year as a full-time F1 driver. Like the man before him, Kamui Kobayashi also spent a period on the sidelines before a return but, unlike Sutil, he did manage to record a podium in his F1 career. In and in what would prove to be the penultimate season of his career, Kobayashi secured his one and only podium and did so at his home grand prix at Suzuka. It was the first for a Japanese driver since Takuma Sato in and remains the last podium scored in F1 by a Japanese driver. He achieved the feat by keeping the McLarens of Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton at bay, pipping the former by just half a second. When K-Mag started his career with a P2, there would have been few to have guessed that eight seasons later he has yet to return to the podium. The Dane announced himself with his podium position for McLaren in Australia, but the following season he was moved down the pecking order behind Fernando Alonso. The year after, he joined Renault for a full-time seat but Magnussen has never had a car in the same league as the first one he drove with McLaren. Having spent a period out of the sport, Magnussen returned in the most unlikely of circumstances for Haas in and marked his comeback with a P5 in his first race and a shock maiden pole position in Sao Paulo for both he and the team. Narrowly beating Albon by a single point, Daniil Kvyat spent the entirety of his career in the Red Bull family including a short stint at the senior team.

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There have been 54 Formula One drivers from Germany including three world champions. Michael Schumacher holds many records in F1 including the most world championship titles and the most consecutive titles. In Sebastian Vettel became the youngest ever driver to win a race which was later broken and, in , became the youngest world championship winner. There is currently one active German race driver in Formula One. The first title did not come until when Michael Schumacher claimed his first of seven championship victories.

At the Italian Grand Prix, the penultimate race of the season, von Trips and Jim Clark collided, sending the Ferrari into the crowd where the German driver and 15 spectators were killed. Ralf Schumacher paints bleak picture for future of German motorsport. Sadly for Ralf, his achievements were often overshadowed by his older brother, but nonetheless he very much deserves a place in the top five German drivers. Schumacher won six races during 11 years in Formula 1 and featured on the podium 27 times across spells with Jordan, Williams and Toyota. Formula 1 bid farewell to Ralf after all attempts failed to secure a drive for — he would later reject all of the new teams US F1, Hispania, Virgin and Lotus.

German f1 drivers with 0 wins

Part of this story. Stefan Bellof. Michael Schumacher on the podium at Spa in Michael Schumacher at Monaco GP. Nico Rosberg. Back in the day: Keke and Nico Rosberg. Sebastian Vettel.

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Watch …. Retrieved 5 December Leimer J. He and Button built up a second lead before the safety car was deployed because of debris on the track. HOC1 2 1. Vettel has won four World Drivers' Championship titles which he won consecutively from to HUN They are, of course, all-time greats—but Germany has a long history of producing F1 drivers. Archived from the original on 2 September He then didn't score a point for almost two years before replacing the late Carlos Pace at Brabham only four races into the season, in which he scored two consecutive podiums in his home race at Hockenheim and the following round at the Osterreichring, helping Stuck to finish a career-best 11th in the drivers' standings. He was in F1 for 11 seasons, starting with Prost Grand Prix before spending three years at Sauber, but it was his second stint at the team where he had the most success. He even blew his Merc team-mate, one un-retired Michael Schumacher, into the weeds….

It's a safe bet that Formula 1 drivers never dream that they'd make a list of drivers with the most starts in F1 without a race victory. At least, that's not the goal.

BRA Michelle Foster 23 Feb Teams: Williams, Mercedes. HOC1 1 1. His best result of the season was fifth place, which he achieved four times. He later finished fifth at the Malaysian Grand Prix , spending a large amount of time in fourth place, holding off Ferrari 's Fernando Alonso before being overtaken. JPN 8. Twelfth place finishes at Hockenheim and Phoenix in and respectively were his best results, with his later success in the touring car arena perhaps a reminder of what F1, and Schneider himself, missed out on. Renault Sport F1 Team. Retrieved 20 October Some, however, have come and gone without a trace. Preceded by Romain Grosjean. Carlos Sainz Jr. CAT 1 1.