Alain Prost

French racing driver Alain Prost, born in 1955, was nicknamed “The Professor” for his intelligent race strategy, smooth driving and precise management of tyres and fuel. He became France’s first Formula One drivers’ world champion in 1985 and won further titles in 1986, 1989 and 1993, taking three championships with McLaren and one with Williams. He achieved 51 Grand Prix victories during his career. His celebrated rivalry with Ayrton Senna remains one of the defining stories in Formula One history.

Part of our Racing Legends range, a collection for fans celebrating Alain Prost’s motorsport career and racing legacy.