Michael Schumacher was born on January 3, 1969 in the small town of Hult, Germany. He is recognized by the international sports world as one of the greatest drivers in the history of Formula One and is known as the "King of Racing". His brilliant career has paved a legendary road made of countless extraordinary records and established an immortal monument in the world of speed and passion.

In 1991, Schumacher first stepped into the glorious hall of F1 and made his debut in the Jordan team. He then switched to the Benetton team in the same year and quickly won his first F1 Grand Prix championship trophy. In the following two years, 1994 and 1995, he won the world championship consecutively, announcing to the world the comprehensive rise of a racing genius with his undisputed performance.

In 1996, Schumacher joined the Ferrari team historically. This decision not only became a milestone in his personal career, but also opened a transformation journey for Ferrari. Under his leadership, Ferrari transformed from a former competitor to an absolute overlord on the track, completely rewriting the power map of F1. From 2000 to 2004, Schumacher created an unprecedented "five consecutive championships" feat. This series of victories illuminated the history of F1 and wrote an unprecedented and glorious chapter. Especially in the 2002 season, he almost took the podium to receive the award in every game. His dominance was so strong that his opponents could not catch up, which once again verified his supreme position in the field of racing.

Juan Manuel Vangi, the Argentinian motorsport hero who was born on 24 June 1911 and died on 17 July 1995, undoubtedly holds a pivotal place in motorsport history and is widely regarded as one of the best Formula One drivers of all time. In Formula 1 in the 1950s, Fangio won five world championships (in 1951, 1954, 1955, 1956 and 1957) with his outstanding driving skills and tactical intelligence, a remarkable achievement that lasted for half a century. It was not broken until 2003 by another legendary driver, Michael Schumacher.

Juan-manuel Fangio began his career in Balcasa, Argentina, where his early years working in a garage not only gave him a deep understanding of mechanics, but also sparked his passion for motorsport. In 1947, he moved to Europe and began to make his mark on the international racing scene, rapidly rising at an astonishing rate. With the official start of the 1950 Formula One World Championship, Fangio quickly established himself as a leader in the nascent race as a star driver for Alfa Romeo. In 1958, after leaving a deep mark on the racing world, Fangio announced his retirement, bringing a perfect end to his racing career.

Ayrton Senna the Brazilian racing hero he was like the North Star in the F1 sky, always so bright, so guiding. he was born in Sao Paulo on March 21st, 1960, and from that day on he was destined to leave his name in the history of motor racing with an extraordinary talent, an unbreakable will and a thirst for victory.

Senna's story began in karting, and his talent soon could not be hidden, like the rise of a new star heralding a new era in racing. As the years passed and his skills improved, he shot up like a rocket until he finally made it to the big time in 1984, joining the Toleman team, which was the start of his F1 career. Immediately following his move to Lotus in 1985, Senna began to shine, he was as fast as lightning, his strategy was brilliantly used, podiums became a regular occurrence and the eyes of the world were on him.

But it was his time with McLaren that really made Senna a legend. Starting in 1988, he wrote a brilliant page in F1 history with the team, winning the world championship three years in a row (1988, 1990, 1991). His driving skills on the track were nothing short of extraordinary and his insight into the race was unfathomable. His driving style was unique, both daring and precise, especially when it rained, and his mythic driving skills in the rain earned him the nickname “The Rain Magician” as he repeatedly performed miracles in classic races such as the Monaco Grand Prix. Senna's story is a perfect combination of courage and wisdom that has inspired every generation of drivers since.

Alain Marie Pascal Prost is a French F1 legend born on 24 February 1955. His virtuosity on the track, tactical intelligence and cool analytical ability earned him the nickname "The Professor." Prost won the Formula One World Championship four times during his career - in 1985, 1986, 1989 and 1993 - making him one of the most successful racing drivers in history until he was overtaken by Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton.

After retiring from racing, Prost did not stay away from the world of motor racing, and he was involved in a number of race-related activities, including managing his own Formula 1 team (Prost Grand Prix), although this experience was not successful. In addition, he is active in the public eye as a television commentator, consultant and spokesperson for motorsport related brands. Alain Prost's place in the racing world is unshakable and his name will always be linked to Formula One's illustrious history.

Lewis Hamilton was born on January 7, 1985 in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England. His name was inspired by the American sprint champion Carl Lewis, which seemed to foreshadow his future extraordinary success in the racing world.

In his youth, Hamilton had bravely expressed his desire to join McLaren team boss RON Dennis, a move that deeply moved Dennis. Three years later, Hamilton became a member of McLaren's Young Driver Support program and began his career as a professional racing driver.Hamilton entered Formula One in 2007, racing for McLaren. He almost won the world championship in his debut season, finishing runner-up by just one point. But the following year, in 2008, he managed to win his first world title, becoming the youngest F1 world champion at the time and the first black driver to do so. Since then, Hamilton's career has been stellar, and to date he has won seven world championships, tying him with Michael Schumacher for the all-time lead.

An iconic figure in motor racing, Hamilton has won the love and respect of millions of fans around the world with his exceptional driving skills, race strategy, tenacity and off-field philanthropy.

Sir John Young Stewart is a Scottish F1 racing legend born on 11 June 1939. He has a great reputation in the racing world and is one of the most outstanding drivers in history, known for his excellent driving skills and achievements on the track, earning him the nickname "The Flying Scotsman".

Stewart's career was largely played out in the 1960s and 1970s, and he competed in F1 from 1965 until his retirement in 1973. During this time he drove for a number of teams, but is most famous for his work with Tyrrell and later Ferrari. Stewart won a total of three Formula One world championships (in 1969, 1971 and 1973) and won 27 race victories during his career.

After retiring from racing, Stewart did not step away from the world of racing, becoming a successful racing commentator and involved in a number of business activities, including working with car manufacturers. He was also awarded an Order of the British Empire (OBE) for services to motorsport. Jackie Stewart is not only a racing legend, but also a pioneer of racing safety reform that has had a profound impact on motorsport as a whole.

Niki Lauda is a racing legend born on 22 February 1949 in Vienna, Austria. Lauda is an absolute legend in the history of Formula One. Niki Lauda's F1 career began in 1971, but his real rise came after he joined Ferrari in 1974. Winning the world championship in 1975 and 1977, he became an iconic driver for Ferrari and played a key role in helping the team revive its fortunes. However, Niki Lauda's career has also experienced great challenges. In 1976, he was involved in a serious car accident at the Niborgelin circuit and almost died. Despite his severe burns, Lauda was back in action within six weeks and continued to compete fiercely with rivals until the end of the season. The experience became one of the most storied moments of his career and was made into the movie "Speed." After retiring, Lauda did not leave the racing world. He retired in 1985 to become a successful entrepreneur and F1 team owner, owning and operating a number of teams. Although Lauda is no longer active in the racing world, his spirit and influence still run deep. With his tenacity, perseverance and love of racing, he has become an icon and role model for many.

Born in Scotland on March 4, 1936, James Henry Clarke was like a dazzling shooting star streaking across the F1 sky, leaving an eternal glow. In the 1960s, he was regarded as a legend of Formula 1, renowned for his driving skills and perfect control of the car.

Clarke's racing career began in 1958, and soon after he entered the F1 door in 1960, he went on to achieve great success quickly. Winning the Formula One world Championship in 1963 and 1965, Clark also demonstrated his all-round talent in other areas of motorsport, whether it was in Indy, the World Endurance Championship or the British Touch Ground Championship.

However, a twist of fate brought tragedy to the racing superstar on April 7, 1968. In a non-F1 race at the Nyburgring circuit in Germany, Clark suffered a fatal accident and left us at the age of only 32. His death shocked the racing world and he is still deeply remembered today. Although Clark has been gone for many years, his legendary place in racing history and his spirit will always inspire those who come after him.

Sebastian Vettel, a German racing driver born on 3 July 1987, is a prominent figure in the world of Formula One. His F1 career began in 2007 when he joined Skoda as a reserve driver. In 2008, he joined Red Bull Racing and began a glorious run with the F1 world champions. During his time at Red Bull, he set several historic records with the team, including four consecutive championships (2010-2013). During this period, he was known as the soul of Red Bull Racing, winning over numerous racing fans with his excellent driving skills and consistent performance.

In 2015, Vettel switched to Ferrari and became a member of the historic team. At Ferrari, he continued to show his driving talent and finished on the podium several times. Although he failed to achieve his dream of becoming world champion during his time at Ferrari, he was praised for his contributions and efforts to the team.

In 2019, Vettel joined Aston Martin (previously Renault) to continue his F1 career. His experience and leadership have brought stability and competitiveness to the team, while also continuing to show his driving talent on the track.

Sir Stirling Craufurd Moss was born on September 17, 1929 in West Kensington, London, and was known as the "Uncrowned King". Although he never won the Formula One World Championship, he is undoubtedly one of the most outstanding drivers in the history of motor racing.

Sir Stirling Craufurd Moss's career was dominated by the 1950s and 1960s, where he demonstrated exceptional skill and versatility in a variety of motor racing disciplines, not just F1, but also endurance, rally, sports car racing and many more. During his time in Formula 1, he competed for several teams, such as Maserati, Van Voor, Mercedes and others. In particular, between 1955 and 1961, he participated in 66 Formula One Grands Prix, winning 16 times and showing great competitiveness.

Among his most celebrated victories were the 1955 British Grand Prix in a Mercedes W196 and the 1956 victory at Monza in a Maserati 250F. Moss's reputation lies in his ability to perform at a high level in all vehicles and conditions, as well as his willingness to take risks and desire to win.

Unfortunately, Moss was injured in a serious accident at Goodwood Raceway in 1962, which left him in a prolonged coma and eventually announced his retirement at the end of 1962. Nevertheless, Moss's standing in the racing world was not diminished by this, and he was highly respected for his bravery and sportsmanship throughout his career.