May be...
1- Schumacher
2- Fangio
3- Senna
4- Prost (Completely under-rated)
5- Piquet
1) Tazio Nuvolari: Out of his mind! No fear, no glory. They don't make drivers like that any more! Do some research on Google, and enjoy.
2) Juan Manuel Fangio: A dominator with superb skills.
3) Jim Clark: What not to like?
4) Mario Andretti: He showed that he could win any series, anywhere, anytime.
5) Gilles Villeneuve: Total absolute relentless and reckless pursuit of speed. Not too much accomplished in his career, but a true racer.
6) Alain Prost: Different cars, regulations and harsh competition: He always delivered.
7) Ayrton Senna: King of the wet. King of qualifying. King of Monaco. And a great although introverted personality. Died too soon, preventing us to witness more accomplishments.
8) Michael Schumacher: A man machine. He won what was thought impossible. Personality-wise at time controversial and not always likable. But a winning robot in the right place at the right time.
It's hard to pick one from the above elite bunch. If I look at statistics, Schumacher must be the #1. But if I listen to my heart, the greatest motorsport racer would have to be Nuvolari or Gilles Villeneuve (tied).
EDIT: Ah, I forgot John Surtees! Thanks Mike F for bringing it up. He would certainly fill my top ten list, but still won't change my final consideration.
Answer to your question, one of the above that's not called John Force!
Edit fmagellan74, with all due respect to you and Mr Force, do you really think someone who sits in a rocket on a quarter mile long straight track really deserves to be mentioned in this company? And which Schumacher do you think people are referring to, Tony another rocket jockey, Ralf someones little brother or Michael a 7 times F1 world champion? As you said it is the F1 section!
*14 Time Funny Car Champ (Inc. 10 straight)
*126 National Event wins (Best of all time)
*1016 Round wins
*Started a record 395 consecutive events before failing to qualify
*Selected as DRIVER of the YEAR 1996(first ever drag racer)
*Has appeared in an NHRA record 202 final rounds
*Has been named to the Auto Racing All-America Team selected by members of the American Auto Racing Writers and Broadcasters Association 14 times and set a record with 10 consecutive appearances
The question says "Motorsports" not F1. Granted the category says F1, the question is obviously general in nature.
BTW. When "someone" says Schumacher, "he" needs to be more specific on which Schumacher he is talking about. Tony Schumacher? Right Allen?
2.Aryton Senna
3.Juan Manual Fangio
In my opinion anyway
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