Has An F1 Driver Ever Won Le Mans?

Graham Hill’s 1972 win at Le Mans is often cited as the last time a driver completed motorsport’s unofficial Triple Crown—Monaco, the Indianapolis 500, and Le Mans. Since then, crossing between Formula 1 and the 24 Hours of Le Mans has produced at least 60 Le Mans winners who also raced in F1, with the most recent being Nyck de Vries and Kamui Kobayashi for Toyota in 2026. The article also notes five drivers who have won both an F1 World Championship and outright Le Mans. It highlights de Vries’ debut Le Mans victory in the Toyota GR010 Hybrid, beating a BMW M Hybrid V8 by 11 seconds.