The 16 Greatest American Racing Drivers of All Time
Ovals, road courses, bricks and dirt. Picking one name means deciding which kind of racing counts most.
1Mario AndrettiThe only American to win the Indy 500, the Daytona 500 and a Formula 1 title.1000pts
2Phil HillThe first American to win the Formula 1 world championship, in 1961.856pts
3A.J. FoytFour Indy 500s, seven USAC titles, Le Mans and the Daytona 500.815pts
4Kyle LarsonA Cup champion who still runs sprint cars and attempted the Double in 2024.642pts
5David Pearson105 NASCAR wins from part-time seasons, second on the all-time list.582pts
6Jimmie JohnsonSeven Cup titles, five of them consecutive.513pts
7Tony StewartChampion in NASCAR, IndyCar and a sprint car on the same weekend.434pts
8Dale EarnhardtSeven NASCAR Cup championships and 76 wins.434pts
9Richard Petty200 NASCAR wins and seven championships, neither likely to be beaten.342pts
10Cale YarboroughThe first driver to win three straight NASCAR championships.342pts
11Jeff GordonFour Cup titles and 93 wins, third on the all-time list.342pts
12Al UnserFour Indy 500 wins across three decades.342pts
13Parnelli JonesWon the 1963 Indy 500 and nearly won it again in a turbine car.342pts
14Dan GurneyWon in Formula 1, IndyCar, NASCAR and sports cars, and built his own cars.233pts
15Rick MearsFour Indy 500 wins and six poles at the Brickyard.103pts
16Bobby UnserThree Indy 500 wins and a Pikes Peak dynasty.103pts
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