1. Patricio O'Ward (1999)

Race Car Driver

Mexican race car driver famous for competing in the IndyCar Series. He drives the No. 5 Chevrolet for Arrow McLaren SP. He became the Indy Lights champion in 2018. 

2. Nelson Piquet Jr. (1985)

Race Car Driver

Race car driver who was named 2003 Autosport National Racing Driver of the Year.

3. Germán Quiroga Jr. (1980)

Race Car Driver

Mexican race car driver who won the NASCAR Corona Series Championship in 2009, 2010, and 2011.

4. TJ Bell (1980)

Race Car Driver

#50 driver in the NASCAR Nationwide series who also began racing in the Sprint Cup Series in 2011.

5. Tony Schumacher (1969)

Race Car Driver

Multi-year NHRA drag racing champion who debuted in the Top Fuel class in 1996, setting a speed record in 1999 in the quarter-mile at 337.58 mph.

6. Cacá Bueno (1976)

Race Car Driver

Professional race car driver who is recognized for having won the Stock Car Brazil championship five times. He has garnered more than 160,000 followers on his cacabuenoracing Instagram account.

7. Scott Stenzel (1970)

Race Car Driver

American race car driver who began his NASCAR career in 2010.

8. Dale Earnhardt Jr. (1974)

Race Car Driver

Retired NASCAR racer who won the Busch Series Championship in 1998 and 1999 and the Daytona 500 in 2004 and 2014. He went on to become an analyst for NASCAR...

9. Marc Lieb (1970)

Race Car Driver

German race car driver who became a multiple-time winner of the FIA GT Championship, and European Le Mans Series among others. He is known for his use of Porsche race...

10. James Anthony Murphy (1894)

Race Car Driver

Winner of the 1922 Indianapolis 500 was also the first American driver to win the Grand Prix.

11. George Eyston (1970)

Race Car Driver

Driver, engineer, and inventor, who who set the land speed record multiple times in the 1930s.

12. Pete Depaolo (1970)

Race Car Driver

Open-wheel racer who won the 1925 Indianapolis 500, and was posthumously inducted into the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America in 1995.

13. Louis Meyer (1904)

Race Car Driver

Race car driver most famous for winning both the Indianapolis 500 and the United States National Driving Championship three times. He is a member of the International Motorsports Hall of...

14. Max Rufus Mosley (1940)

Race Car Driver

Controversial four-term president of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA). He served in the role from 1991 to 2009.

15. Bill France Sr. (1909)

Race Car Driver

Late race car driver most famous for being one of the founders of NASCAR. He is a member of numerous Halls of Fame, including the NASCAR and International Motorsports Hall...

16. Gianni Morbidelli (1970)

Race Car Driver

He is best known for racing Formula One on and off from 1990 to 1997.

17. Jim Russell (1920)

Race Car Driver

Best known for founding the successful Jim Russell Racing Driver School.

18. Bobby Pierce (1996)

Race Car Driver

Professional race car driver who is primary known as a dirt track and stock car racer. He has also been known to compete in NASCAR's Camping World Truck Series where...

19. Jake Rosenzweig (1970)

Race Car Driver

Member of the Barwa Addax Team starting in 2012 who had previously competed in the Formula Renault 3.5 Series, GP2 Asia Series, and Porsche Carrera Cup GB series among others.

20. Toni Breidinger (1999)

Race Car Driver

Stock car driver who has earned fame competing in the CARS Super Late Model Tour. She finished as a W Series top 50 finalist in 2019.

21. Jack Miller (1961)

Race Car Driver

American race car driver known for racing in the Indianapolis 500 in the late 1990s.

22. Joel Miller (1988)

Race Car Driver

Professional race car driver known for racing formula cars and karts. He's competed in the Stars of Karting, Firestone Indy Lights, and the Grand American Rolex Series.

23. Michael McDowell (1984)

Race Car Driver

American racing driver who began his NASCAR Series career in 2007.

24. John Graham (1966)

Race Car Driver

Canadian race car driver born in Ireland who has competed in NASCAR and ARCA races as well as many others.

25. Brandon Miller (1981)

Race Car Driver

American race car driver who began his NASCAR career in 2003.

26. Brian Rose (1979)

Race Car Driver

American race car driver who began his NASCAR career in 2001.

27. Thomas Brown (1989)

Race Car Driver

Professional ATV racer who was named Pro Rookie of the Year in 2009 after finishing 10th overall in the AMA TV Pro Championships. He's competed with RootRiver Racing.

28. Robert Richardson Jr. (1982)

Race Car Driver

American stock car driver who began his NASCAR career in 2005.

29. Brian Vickers (1982)

Race Car Driver

2003 NASCAR Busch Series Champion was named Rookie of the Year in the Nextel Cup the following year.

30. Rex White (1930)

Race Car Driver

National Motorsports Hall of Fame member who earned 28 career wins over nine years, including the 1960 Sprint Cup Series Championship.

31. Sean Murphy (1984)

Race Car Driver

Race car driver from New Zealand who was named 2007 Pat Burdow Memorial Rookie of the Year Award.

32. Eric Jones (1977)

Race Car Driver

American race car driver who began his NASCAR career in 1998.

33. Sam A. Mayer (2003)

Race Car Driver

American professional stock car racing driver. He became famous competing in the NASCAR Xfinity Series.

34. Luca Ghiotto (1970)

Race Car Driver

Italian race car driver known for competing in Formula 2 for Hitech Grand Prix.

35. Gerry Marshall (1934)

Race Car Driver

Saloon car driver who was voted as one of the best drivers of all time according to a 2002 magazine poll. He notably drove for Dealer Team Vauxhall and V8...

36. PJ Jones (1969)

Race Car Driver

American race car driver who was the 1993 24 Hours of Daytona winner.

37. Archie Hamilton (1991)

Race Car Driver

Race car driver and internet personality who first rose to fame racing competitively around the United Kingdom. He has since become internationally known for his YouTube channel Archie Hamilton Racing,...

38. David Green (1958)

Race Car Driver

Winner of the the NASCAR Nationwide Series in 1994 and part of the renowned Green racing family.

39. Jean-pierre Jaussaud (1970)

Race Car Driver

Successful in many series', he is best known for winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1978 and in 1980.

40. Carlos Contreras (1970)

Race Car Driver

Mexican race car driver who began his NASCAR career in 1999.

41. Carlos Sainz Sr. (1962)

Race Car Driver

Race car driver also known as El Matador who won the World Rally Championship drivers' title with Toyota in 1990 and 1992. He came in second place four other times.

42. Cory Kruseman (1970)

Race Car Driver

American race car driver who was the 2001 SCRA Champion and 2002 USAC Indiana Sprint Week Champion.

43. Billy Hamill (1970)

Race Car Driver

Motorcycle speedway rider who was a 1996 Speedway World Champion and was a multiple-time USA National Champion.

44. Takahiro Ueno (1971)

Race Car Driver

Race car driver known for competing in the D1 Grand Prix series for Car Make T&E. He began racing in 2001, finishing third in the overall D1 Grand Prix championship. 

45. Hugo García (1993)

Race Car Driver

Competitor on the reality television series Esto es Guerra who was first known for being a race car driver. He is also an aspiring musician and established social media influencer...

46. Nigel Stepney (1970)

Race Car Driver

Remembered for his work as the Ferrari Formula One racing division's head mechanic, he also, at various points, managed such Formula One racing teams as Lotus, Shadow, and Benetton.

47. Dave Morgan (1944)

Race Car Driver

Formula One driver who raced in the Formula One World Championship Grand Prix, the 1975 British Grand Prix, and also competed in Formula Three.

48. Théo Pourchaire (2003)

Race Car Driver

Race car driver known for his win at the 2019 ADAC Formula 4 Championship. He was the 2020 runner-up for the FIA Formula 3 Championship with ART Grand Prix. In 2021,...

49. David Martínez (1981)

Race Car Driver

Mexican race car driver who had the best debut ever by a Mexican driver in a premiere open-wheel series with 9th place at the 2006 Gran Premio Telmex.

50. Nobuteru Taniguchi (1970)

Race Car Driver

Professional drift racer nicknamed "NOB" who had the most wins in D1 Grand Prix until 2005. Prior to his drifting career, he was a successful street racer and Formula 1 racer.