Mercedes

Since their full-time return in 2010, Mercedes have defined the hybrid era. With 8 consecutive Constructors’ Championships, 7 Drivers’ titles, and 125+ Grand Prix victories, the team set one of the most dominant standards in Formula 1 history.

Red Bull Racing

Red Bull Racing joined the grid in 2005 and rapidly became a modern benchmark. With 6 Constructors’ Championships, 7 Drivers’ titles, and more than 120 race wins, the team’s aerodynamic leadership and operational execution are central to their success.

Williams

Founded in 1977, Williams are one of the sport’s most historic competitors. With 9 Constructors’ Championships, 7 Drivers’ titles, and 114 race victories, they remain one of Formula 1’s most successful teams, now undergoing a multi-year competitive rebuild.

Racing Bulls

Originally founded as Scuderia Toro Rosso in 2006, the Faenza team has secured 2 race victories and established itself as a competitive midfield operation. Rebranded as Racing Bulls, the team focuses on driver development and aerodynamic efficiency while pursuing consistent points finishes.

Aston Martin

Aston Martin’s modern F1 project began in 2021, backed by major investment and infrastructure expansion. While they hold no Constructors’ Championships, the team has achieved multiple podiums and is emerging as a developing force anchored by a growing technical base.

Audi

Sauber have competed since 1993, producing strong midfield performances and achieving multiple podiums. Now operating as Audi’s 2026 works entry, the organization combines deep engineering heritage with a clear long-term path.

Alpine

Competing under various identities since 1977, the team holds 2 Constructors’ Championships and multiple race victories, including landmark wins in 2005-2006. Under the Alpine identity, the team continues Renault’s long-standing presence and technical capability in Formula 1.

Cadillac

Cadillac F1 Team represents GM’s entry into Formula 1, marking the first modern, full works-backed American project in the championship. Developed in partnership with TWG Motorsports, the program combines GM’s engineering scale with experienced racing operations.