Mercedes
7 consecutive Constructors' Championships (2014–2020). The most dominant era in modern F1.
Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team
Mercedes-Benz first competed in Formula 1 in 1954–55, winning the championship with Juan Manuel Fangio before withdrawing after the Le Mans disaster. They returned as a constructor in 2010, taking over the Brawn GP team. What followed was the most dominant era in modern Formula 1 history: 7 consecutive Constructors' Championships from 2014 to 2020, powered by their revolutionary hybrid power unit.
- 1954–1955: Fangio era — won 1954 and 1955 championships before withdrawing
- 2010–2013: Return era — Michael Schumacher's comeback, building the foundation
- 2014–2016: Hamilton vs Rosberg — internal rivalry defined the hybrid era
- 2017–2020: Hamilton's dominance — 4 more titles, 7 consecutive Constructors'
- 2021–2024: Red Bull challenge — Verstappen ended Mercedes' era
- Founded
- 1954 (F1 return 2010)
- Headquarters
- Brackley, Northamptonshire, England, UK
- F1 Entry
- 1954
- Total Seasons
- 18 seasons
- Total Races
- 280
- Total Wins
- 125
- Total Poles
- 128
- Total Podiums
- 330
Championships
Championships
The W11 is widely considered the most technically advanced F1 car ever built. Lewis Hamilton won 11 of 17 races in the shortened COVID-19 season, claiming his 7th World Championship. The car featured the controversial Dual Axis Steering (DAS) system and was dominant in virtually every metric.
Mercedes W15 (2025) — Lewis Hamilton departed for Ferrari. George Russell leads with a new partner. Mercedes targeting a return to championship contention after Red Bull and McLaren dominance.
Every Mercedes F1 Car
* Race and win statistics cover championship rounds only. Non-championship races excluded. Data sourced from FIA official records and credible motorsport publications.
Awards by Year
Fangio won 6 of 9 races. Mercedes dominated the season.
Mercedes withdrew after Le Mans disaster. Fangio won 4 of 7 races.
First hybrid era championship. Hamilton won 11 races. Mercedes dominated.
Hamilton's 3rd title. Mercedes won 16 of 19 races.
Rosberg won by 5 points from Hamilton, then retired immediately.
Hamilton's 4th title. Ferrari challenged but Mercedes prevailed.
Hamilton's 5th title. Vettel's Ferrari challenged strongly.
Hamilton's 6th title. Mercedes won 15 of 21 races.
Hamilton's 7th title. Equalled Schumacher's record. COVID-shortened season.
Mercedes won Constructors' despite Verstappen winning Drivers' title.
Annual Spend
Pre-cost cap. Highest estimated budget in F1 history at the time.
First year of cost cap. Still dominant in Constructors'.
Rebuilding after Red Bull dominance. Total est. ~$320M.
Post-Hamilton era. Total est. ~$290M.
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