The 14 Greatest F1 Races of All Time

Title deciders, rain lotteries and comeback drives spread across seven decades, some settled at the final corner and a few still argued about in the paddock.

1. 1
   2008 Brazilian Grand Prix

   Felipe Massa won at home and was champion for 38 seconds until Lewis Hamilton grabbed fifth at the last corner.
   1000pts
2. 2
   2011 Canadian Grand Prix

   The four-hour rain-soaked Montreal epic where Jenson Button came from last place to pass Vettel on the final lap.
   999pts
3. 3
   2007 Brazilian Grand Prix

   The finale where Kimi Räikkönen came from third in the standings to win the title by one point.
   881pts
4. 4
   1957 German Grand Prix

   Juan Manuel Fangio's Nürburgring comeback, breaking the lap record again and again to win his fifth title.
   852pts
5. 5
   1993 European Grand Prix

   Ayrton Senna's Donington masterclass, passing four cars on a soaking opening lap.
   713pts
6. 6
   2000 Belgian Grand Prix

   Mika Häkkinen's famous pass on Michael Schumacher at Spa, splitting either side of a lapped Ricardo Zonta.
   630pts
7. 7
   1971 Italian Grand Prix

   The Monza slipstream battle won by Peter Gethin with the top five covered by 0.61 seconds.
   629pts
8. 8
   2014 Bahrain Grand Prix

   The floodlit 'Duel in the Desert' where Hamilton held off teammate Rosberg in a wheel-to-wheel fight.
   629pts
9. 9
   2012 Brazilian Grand Prix

   A chaotic damp finale in which Vettel recovered from a first-lap spin to beat Alonso to the title.
   420pts
10. 10
    1961 Monaco Grand Prix

    Stirling Moss held off the faster Ferraris in an outdated Lotus in one of his finest drives.
    420pts
11. 11
    1968 German Grand Prix

    Jackie Stewart won by four minutes in fog and rain on the Nürburgring Nordschleife.
    420pts
12. 12
    1992 Monaco Grand Prix

    Ayrton Senna defended a much faster Nigel Mansell lap after lap to win at Monaco.
    286pts
13. 13
    2016 Spanish Grand Prix

    The Mercedes drivers crashed on lap one and 18-year-old Max Verstappen won on his Red Bull debut.
    0pts
14. 14
    2010 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

    The four-way title decider in which Sebastian Vettel led for the first time all season and became the youngest champion.
    0pts

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