What is the most iconic Formula 1 car of all time?

From the Lotus 49 to the Red Bull RB19, Formula 1 has seen some truly iconic machines — which F1 car is the most legendary?

McLaren MP4/4

The 1988 McLaren driven by Senna and Prost, winning 15 of 16 races and leading 97.3% of all laps — a near-perfect racing machine.

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Red Bull RB19

Max Verstappen's 2023 dominant machine, winning 21 of 22 races and setting the standard for F1 dominance in the hybrid era.

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Ferrari F2004

Michael Schumacher's 2004 title-winning Ferrari, claiming 15 victories from 18 races in the team's most dominant season.

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Williams FW14B

Nigel Mansell's 1992 revolutionary Williams featuring active suspension and traction control, winning 10 races with clinical precision.

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Mercedes W11

Lewis Hamilton's 2020 car which set the all-time record for pole positions and race wins in a single season.

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Mercedes W07 Hybrid

The 2016 Mercedes that won 19 of 21 races, setting records for most podiums and pole positions in a single season.

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Red Bull RB9

Sebastian Vettel's 2013 car that delivered nine consecutive race victories and a fourth straight world title.

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Lotus 72

The revolutionary 1970 wedge-shaped car designed by Colin Chapman that transformed F1 car aerodynamics for a generation.

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Brabham BT46B

The infamous 'fan car' that won its only race before being withdrawn — the most controversial F1 car ever built.

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Ferrari 312T

Niki Lauda and Jody Scheckter's 1975-79 era Ferrari, claiming three drivers' championships in four seasons.

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Ferrari 641

Alain Prost's 1990 aesthetically stunning Ferrari, considered one of the most beautiful and fastest cars of its era.

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Lotus 49

The 1967 groundbreaking car that was first to use the engine as a structural component and introduced wings to Formula 1.

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