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The families who shaped Formula 1 — from 1950 to present
7x World Champion (Michael Schumacher)
Father / Son · Siblings · Nephew / Uncle
4x World Champion (Max Verstappen)
Father / Son
3x World Champion (Ayrton Senna)
Uncle / Nephew
2 World Champions, 3 titles combined
Son / Father
3x World Champion (Jackie Stewart)
Siblings
3x World Champion (Nelson Piquet)
Son / Father
3x World Champion (Jack Brabham)
Son / Father · In-Laws · Son / Father
2 World Champions, 2 titles combined
Father / Son
2x World Champion (Emerson Fittipaldi)
Son / Father · Nephew / Uncle · Cousins · Siblings · Father-in-Law / Son-in-Law · Grandfather / Grandson · Nephew / Uncle · Great-Nephew / Great-Uncle · Uncle / Nephew-in-Law
1x World Champion (Jacques Villeneuve)
Father / Son · Siblings · Uncle / Nephew
1x World Champion (Mario Andretti)
Father / Son
1x World Champion (Jody Scheckter)
Siblings
Charles racing for Ferrari in 2026, Arthur in Ferrari Academy
Siblings
Father: 2x WRC Champion. Son racing in F1 2026
Father / Son
2 combined race wins
Siblings
1 combined race wins
Siblings
1 combined race wins
Siblings
10 combined race starts
Father / Son
0 combined race starts
Father / Son
76 combined race starts
Siblings
12 combined race starts
Nephew / Uncle · Uncle / Nephew
11 combined race starts
Half-Siblings
77 combined race starts
Son / Father
209 combined race starts
Father / Son
4 combined race starts
Nephew / Uncle
48 combined race starts
Siblings · Uncle / Nephew · Father / Son
118 combined race starts
Son / Father
51 combined race starts
Great-Nephew / Great-Uncle
110 combined race starts
Son / Father
8 combined race starts
Father / Son
* Deceased driver. Includes cross-discipline families (WRC, F2/F3) where relevant.