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#1 Michael Schumacher
It is almost a no-brainer that the winner of seven World Championship titles, 91 Grand Prix victories and the holder of 68 pole positions would be on this list.
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Schumacher seemed untouchable in the year that he earned his first driver’s championship title. It was in the same year, that the German achieved his career’s first hat-trick during the 1994 Monaco Grand Prix, out of the five that he accomplished that year.
The 1994 Monaco GP was the first race to have completed after the unfortunate deaths of Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger.
It was perhaps fitting for Schumacher, who publically admitted to his admiration for Senna, to score his first pole and then go on to win the race that day.
The Red Baron developed a knack for hat-tricks, and he went on to score a total of 22 in 307 races, the last one coming in the 2006 French Grand Prix.
Out of the many records that Schumacher achieved during his reign at the top, this seems to be one which would not get broken any time soon.
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