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Top 19 Le Mans 24 Hours Drivers of All Time

By YPB Team

Nine-time winners, factory aces and Formula 1 champions who conquered the twice-around-the-clock classic. Cast your vote!

  1. Jacky Ickx — ranked #11
    Jacky Ickx
    The Belgian six-time winner whose protest walk at the 1969 start became racing folklore.
    1000pts
  2. Tom Kristensen — ranked #22
    Tom Kristensen
    Known as Mr. Le Mans, the Dane holds the outright record with nine victories at the race.
    785pts
  3. Kazuki Nakajima — ranked #33
    Kazuki Nakajima
    The Japanese driver whose three wins delivered Toyota its long-sought Le Mans triumphs.
    750pts
  4. Rinaldo Capello — ranked #44
    Rinaldo Capello
    The Italian three-time winner and cornerstone of Audi's sports car dynasty.
    700pts
  5. Hurley Haywood — ranked #55
    Hurley Haywood
    The American three-time winner and Porsche endurance racing icon.
    577pts
  6. Olivier Gendebien — ranked #66
    Olivier Gendebien
    The Belgian four-time winner who was Ferrari's dominant sports car driver of the 1950s and 60s.
    500pts
  7. Phil Hill — ranked #77
    Phil Hill
    The American Formula 1 world champion who also won Le Mans three times for Ferrari.
    500pts
  8. Sebastien Buemi — ranked #88
    Sebastien Buemi
    The Swiss multiple winner who led Toyota's long-awaited breakthrough at Le Mans.
    500pts
  9. Marcel Fassler — ranked #99
    Marcel Fassler
    The Swiss three-time winner who shared Audi's most successful modern lineup.
    409pts
  10. Benoit Treluyer — ranked #1010
    Benoit Treluyer
    The French three-time winner and Audi factory ace of the LMP1 era.
    409pts
  11. Henri Pescarolo — ranked #1111
    Henri Pescarolo
    The French four-time winner who started the race a record 33 times.
    409pts
  12. Emanuele Pirro — ranked #1212
    Emanuele Pirro
    The Italian five-time champion and long-time Audi factory driver.
    409pts
  13. Klaus Ludwig — ranked #1313
    Klaus Ludwig
    The German three-time winner nicknamed King Ludwig for his Porsche exploits.
    409pts
  14. Allan McNish — ranked #1414
    Allan McNish
    The Scottish three-time winner known for his aggressive pace in Audi prototypes.
    300pts
  15. Fernando Alonso — ranked #1515
    Fernando Alonso
    The two-time Formula 1 champion who won Le Mans back-to-back with Toyota.
    300pts
  16. Derek Bell — ranked #1616
    Derek Bell
    The British five-time winner who dominated Le Mans with Porsche in the 1980s.
    300pts
  17. Frank Biela — ranked #1717
    Frank Biela
    The German five-time winner who spearheaded Audi's early diesel and turbo era at La Sarthe.
    167pts
  18. Andre Lotterer — ranked #1818
    Andre Lotterer
    The German three-time winner who formed part of Audi's celebrated championship crew.
    167pts
  19. Al Holbert — ranked #1919
    Al Holbert
    The American three-time winner and Porsche team leader of the Group C era.
    167pts

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