Who is the most versatile driver in motorsport history?

Winning in one discipline is hard enough. Winning in four means the rest of the field only ever saw part of you.

1

A.J. Foyt

The only driver to win Indianapolis, Daytona, Le Mans and Sebring.

1000pts

2

Mario Andretti

Won the Formula 1 title, the Indianapolis 500, the Daytona 500 and Sebring three times.

882pts

3

Mark Donohue

Won the Indy 500, Can-Am, Trans-Am and the Daytona 24 Hours.

716pts

4

Jim Clark

Won the Formula 1 title, the Indy 500 and a British Touring Car race in the same era.

661pts

5

Jacques Villeneuve

Indy 500 winner, CART champion and Formula 1 world champion within four years.

600pts

6

Jacky Ickx

Six Le Mans wins plus grand prix victories and a Dakar Rally title.

529pts

7

Fernando Alonso

Two Formula 1 titles, two Le Mans wins and a Daytona 24 Hours victory.

448pts

8

John Surtees

Seven motorcycle world titles and the 1964 Formula 1 championship.

448pts

9

Parnelli Jones

Won at Indianapolis, in Trans-Am, in sprint cars and off-road in the Baja 1000.

448pts

10

Kyle Busch

Has won in NASCAR's three national series more times than anyone.

353pts

11

Juan Pablo Montoya

Won the Indianapolis 500, the Daytona 500 and grands prix at Monaco and Monza.

353pts

12

Tony Stewart

IndyCar champion, two-time NASCAR champion and a sprint-car winner into his fifties.

353pts

13

Dan Gurney

Won in Formula 1, Indy cars, NASCAR, Trans-Am and at Le Mans.

240pts

14

Sebastien Loeb

Nine rally world titles plus podiums at Le Mans, Pikes Peak and in rallycross.

240pts

15

Graham Hill

The only man to complete the Triple Crown: Monaco, Indianapolis and Le Mans.

106pts