F1 Teams
McLaren Mercedes
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81
Founded by New Zealander Bruce McLaren in 1963 — one of the few teams named after their founder.
Red Bull Racing
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6
The team was born when Red Bull purchased the struggling Jaguar Racing team for just $1 in 2004.
Scuderia Ferrari
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44
Ferrari's 245 race wins make them the most successful team in F1 history by a wide margin.
Mercedes-AMG Petronas
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12
Won 8 consecutive Constructors' Championships (2014–2021), the longest winning streak in F1 history.
Aston Martin Aramco
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18
Fernando Alonso's arrival in 2023 immediately delivered 8 podiums — more than the team had in 5 prior years combined.
Alpine Mercedes
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43
Flavio Briatore returned to F1 in 2024 as Alpine's Executive Advisor after a 14-year absence from active team leadership.
Williams Racing
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55
Sir Frank Williams founded the team from a phone box — he couldn't afford an office in the early days.
TGR Haas F1 Team
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87
Scored points on their very first race in 2016 Australia with Romain Grosjean finishing P6.
Racing Bulls
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41
Sebastian Vettel won his first ever F1 race with Toro Rosso at Monza 2008, aged just 21 — the youngest winner at the time.
Audi F1 Team
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5
First new manufacturer to enter F1 under the 2026 power unit regulations, taking over the Sauber team.
Cadillac F1 Team
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11
GM's return to F1 as the 11th team — the first grid expansion since Haas joined in 2016.