1950: Giuseppe Farina (I, Alfa Romeo)
1951: Juan Manuel Fangio (RA, Alfa Romeo)
1952: Alberto Ascari (I, Ferrari)
1953: Alberto Ascari (I, Ferrari)
1954: Juan Manuel Fangio (RA, Mercedes-Benz)
1955: Juan Manuel Fangio (RA, Mercedes-Benz)
1956: Juan Manuel Fangio (RA, Ferrari)
1957: Juan Manuel Fangio (RA, Maserati)
1958: Mike Hawthorn (GB, Ferrari)
1959: Jack Brabham (AU, Cooper)
1960: Jack Brabham (AU, Cooper)
1961: Phil Hill (US, Ferrari)
1962: Graham Hill (GB, BRM)
1963: Jim Clark (GB, Lotus)
1964: John Surtees (GB, Ferrari)
1965: Jim Clark (GB, Lotus)
1966: Jack Brabham (AU, Brabham)
1967: Denny Hulme (NZ, Brabham)
1968: Graham Hill (GB, Lotus)
1969: Jackie Stewart (GB, Matra)
1970: Jochen Rindt (A, Lotus)
1971: Jackie Stewart (GB, Tyrrell)
1972: Emerson Fittipaldi (BR, Lotus)
1973: Jackie Stewart (GB, Tyrrell)
1974: Emerson Fittipaldi (BR, McLaren)
1975: Niki Lauda (A, Ferrari)
1976: James Hunt (GB, McLaren)
1977: Niki Lauda (A, Ferrari)
1978: Mario Andretti (US, Lotus)
1979: Jody Scheckter (ZA, Ferrari)
1980: Alan Jones (AU, Williams)
1981: Nelson Piquet (BR, Brabham)
1982: Keke Rosberg (FIN, Williams)
1983: Nelson Piquet (BR, Brabham)
1984: Niki Lauda (A, McLaren)
1985: Alain Prost (F, McLaren)
1986: Alain Prost (F, McLaren)
1987: Nelson Piquet (BR, Williams)
1988: Ayrton Senna (BR, McLaren)
1989: Alain Prost (F, McLaren)
1990: Ayrton Senna (BR, McLaren)
1991: Ayrton Senna (BR, McLaren)
1992: Nigel Mansell (GB, Williams)
1993: Alain Prost (F, Williams)
1994: Michael Schumacher (D, Benetton)
1995: Michael Schumacher (D, Benetton)
1996: Damon Hill (GB, Williams)
1997: Jacques Villeneuve (CDN, Williams)
1998: Mika Hakkinen (FIN, McLaren)
1999: Mika Hakkinen (FIN, McLaren)
2000: Michael Schumacher (D, Ferrari)
2001: Michael Schumacher (D, Ferrari)
2002: Michael Schumacher (D, Ferrari)
2003: Michael Schumacher (D, Ferrari)
2004: Michael Schumacher (D, Ferrari)
2005: Fernando Alonso (E, Renault)
2006: Fernando Alonso (E, Renault)
2007: Kimi Raikkonen (FIN, Ferrari)
2008: Lewis Hamilton (GB, McLaren)
2009: Jenson Button (GB, Brawn)
2010: Sebastian Vettel (D, Red Bull)
2011: Sebastian Vettel (D, Red Bull)
2012: Sebastian Vettel (D, Red Bull)
2012: Sebastian Vettel (D, Red Bull)
2013: Sebastian Vettel (D, Red Bull)
2014: Lewis Hamilton (GB, Mercedes GP)
2014: Lewis Hamilton (GB, Mercedes GP)
The Constructors Championship was first awarded in 1958. The teams outlined above were also the winning constructor of the corresponding year, with the following exceptions:
1958: Vanwall (GB)
1973: Lotus (GB)
1976: Ferrari (I)
1981: Williams (GB)
1982: Ferrari (I)
1983: Ferrari (I)
1986: Williams (GB)
1994: Williams (GB)
1999: Ferrari (I)
2008: Ferrari (I)
Grand Prix Winners
1. Michael Schumacher (D, 91 wins - Ferrari 72, Benetton 19)
2. Alain Prost (F, 51 wins - McLaren 30, Renault 9, Williams 7, Ferrari 5)
3. Ayrton Senna (BR, 41 wins - McLaren 35, Lotus 6)
4. Sebastian Vettel (D, 39 wins - Red Bull 38, Toro Rosso 1)
5. Lewis Hamilton (GB, 33 wins - McLaren 21, Mercedes GP 12)
6. Fernando Alonso (E, 32 wins - Renault 17, Ferrari 11, McLaren 4)
4. Sebastian Vettel (D, 39 wins - Red Bull 38, Toro Rosso 1)
5. Lewis Hamilton (GB, 33 wins - McLaren 21, Mercedes GP 12)
6. Fernando Alonso (E, 32 wins - Renault 17, Ferrari 11, McLaren 4)
7. Nigel Mansell (GB, 31 wins - Williams 28, Ferrari 3)
8. Jackie Stewart (GB, 27 wins - Tyrrell 15, Matra 9, BRM 2, March 1)
9. Jim Clark (GB, 25 wins for Lotus)
10. Niki Lauda (A, 25 wins - Ferrari 15, McLaren 8, Brabham 2)
Best Strike Rate - Juan Manuel Fangio (RA, 24 wins in 52 entries - 46%)
Most Wins in a season - Michael Schumacher (D, 13 in 2004) & Sebastian Vettel (D, 13 in 2013)
Most Successive Wins - Alberto Ascari (I, 9 in 1952-3) & Sebastian Vettel (D, 9 in 2013)
Fewest Races before First Win - Giancarlo Baghetti (I, 1st Attempt, 1961 French GP)
Most Races before First Win - Mark Webber (AU, 130th Attempt, 2009 German GP)
Most Races without a win - Andrea de Cesaris (I, 208 starts)
Most Points without a win - Nick Heidfeld (D, 259 points)
Pole Positions
1. Michael Schumacher (D, 68 poles - Ferrari 58, Benetton 10)
2. Ayrton Senna (BR, 65 poles - McLaren 46, Lotus 16, Williams 3)
3. Sebastian Vettel (D, 45 poles - Red Bull 43, Toro Rosso 1)
4. Lewis Hamilton (GB, 38 poles - McLaren 26, Mercedes GP 11)
5. Jim Clark (GB, 33 poles for Lotus)
= Alain Prost (F, 33 poles - Williams 13, Renault & McLaren 10)
7. Nigel Mansell (GB, 32 poles - Williams 28, Ferrari 3, Lotus 1)
8. Juan Manuel Fangio (RA, 29 poles - Alfa Romeo & Maserati 8, Mercedes-Benz 7, Ferrari 6)
9. Mika Hakkinen (FIN, 26 poles for McLaren)
10. Niki Lauda (A, 24 poles - Ferrari 23, Brabham 1)
= Nelson Piquet (BR, 24 poles - Brabham 18, Williams 6)
Best Strike Rate - Juan Manuel Fangio (RA, 29 poles in 52 entries - 56%)
Most Poles in a season - Sebastian Vettel (D, 15 in 2011)
Most Successive Poles - Ayrton Senna (BR, 8 in 1988-9)
Fastest Laps
1. Michael Schumacher (D, 77 fastest laps - Ferrari 53, Benetton 23, Mercedes 1)
2. Alain Prost (F, 41 fastest laps - McLaren 24, Renault 8, Williams 6, Ferrari 3)
3. Kimi Raikkonen (FIN, 40 fastest laps - McLaren 19, Ferrari 16, Lotus GP 4, Ferrari 1)
4. Nigel Mansell, (GB, 30 fastest laps - Williams 23, Ferrari 6, Lotus 1)
5. Jim Clark (GB, 28 fastest laps for Lotus)
6. Mika Hakkinen (FIN, 25 fastest laps for McLaren)
7. Niki Lauda (A, 24 fastest laps - Ferrari 13, McLaren 8, Brabham 3)
= Sebastian Vettel (D, 24 fastest laps for Red Bull)
9. Juan Manuel Fangio (RA, 23 fastest laps - Alfa Romeo 8, Maserati 6, Mercedes-Benz 5, Ferrari 4)
= Nelson Piquet (BR, 23 fastest laps - Brabham 12, Williams 11)
Podiums
1. Michael Schumacher (D, 155 podiums - Ferrari 116, Benetton 38, Mercedes 1)
2. Alain Prost (F, 106 podiums - McLaren 63, Renault 17, Ferrari 14, Williams 12)
3. Fernando Alonso (E, 97 podiums - Ferrari 44, Renault 41, McLaren 12)
4. Ayrton Senna (BR, 80 podiums - McLaren 55, Lotus 22, Toleman 3)
5. Kimi Raikkonen (FIN, 77 podiums - McLaren 36, Ferrari 26, Lotus GP 15)
6. Lewis Hamilton (GB, 70 podiums - McLaren 49, Mercedes GP 21)
7. Rubens Barrichello (BR, 68 podiums - Ferrari 55, Brawn 6, Stewart 4, Jordan 2, Honda 1)
8. Sebastian Vettel (D, 66 podiums - Red Bull 65, Toro Rosso 1)
9. David Coulthard (GB, 62 podiums - McLaren 51, Williams 9, Red Bull 2)
10. Nelson Piquet (BR, 60 podiums - Brabham 29, Williams 21, Benetton 7, Lotus 3)
Most Podium finishes in a season - Michael Schumacher (D, 17 in 2002) & Sebastian Vettel (D, 17 in 2011)
Most Successive Podiums - Michael Schumacher (D, 19 in 2001-2)
Points - In 2010, the value of a win was increased from 10 to 25 points, thus skewing the statistics for all-time points scored. The below table shows the actual table on the left and 'normalised' points on the right, which reflects scoring if the system had not been changed.
Most points in a season prior to 2010 - Michael Schumacher (D, 148 in 2004)
Biggest winning margin prior to 2010 - Michael Schumacher (D, 67 points in 2002)
Most points in a season since 2010 - Sebastian Vettel (D, 397 in 2013)
Biggest winning margin since 2010 - Sebastian Vettel (D, 155 points in 2013)
Starts
1. Rubens Barrichello (BR, 322 starts - Ferrari 102, Jordan 64, Honda 53 etc.)
2. Michael Schumacher (D, 307 starts - Ferrari 180, Benetton 68, Mercedes 58, Jordan 1)
3. Jenson Button (GB, 266 starts - McLaren 95, Honda 53, BAR 49 etc.)
4. Riccardo Patrese (I, 256 starts - Williams 81, Brabham 62, Arrows 57 etc.)
5. Jarno Trulli (I, 252 starts - Toyota 90, Renault 50, Prost 38 etc.)
6. David Coulthard (GB, 246 starts - McLaren 150, Red Bull 71, Williams 25)
7. Fernando Alonso (E, 235 starts - Renault 105, Ferrari 95, McLaren & Minardi 17)
8. Giancarlo Fisichella (I, 229 starts - Benetton 66, Renault 53, Jordan 50 etc.)
9. Mark Webber (AU, 215 starts - Red Bull 129, Williams 36, Jaguar 34, Minardi 16)
10. Kimi Raikkonen (FIN, 212 starts - McLaren 87, Ferrari 71, Lotus GP 37, Sauber 17)
Youngest Driver To...
Win the Championship - Sebastian Vettel (D, 2010 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix), 23 years and 134 days
Lead the Championship - Lewis Hamilton (GB, 2007 Spanish Grand Prix), 22 years and 126 days
Win a Race/Finish on the Podium - Sebastian Vettel (D, 2008 Italian Grand Prix), 21 years and 73 days
Take Pole Position - Sebastian Vettel (D, 2008 Italian Grand Prix), 21 years and 72 days
Set Fastest Lap - Nico Rosberg (D, 2006 Bahrain Grand Prix), 20 years and 206 days
Lead a Lap - Sebastian Vettel (D, 2007 Japanese Grand Prix), 20 years and 89 days
Score a Point - Daniil Kvyat (RUS, 2014 Australian Grand Prix), 19 years and 322 days
Start a Grand Prix - Jaime Alguersauri (E, 2009 Hungarian Grand Prix), 19 years and 125 days
Wins - Constructors - This list is not the official list, but reflects changing identities of teams over time. For example, Team Enstone incorporates victories from Benetton, Renault (in the 2000s) and Lotus GP.
1. Ferrari (I, 221 wins - M. Schumacher 72, Lauda 15, Ascari 13 etc.)
2. McLaren (GB, 182 wins - Senna 35, Prost 30, Hamilton 21, Hakkinen 20 etc.)
3. Williams (GB, 114 wins - Mansell 28, D. Hill 21, J. Villeneuve & Jones 11 etc.)
4. Lotus (GB, 79 wins - Clark 25, Andretti 11, Peterson 9, Fittipaldi 8 etc.)
5. Red Bull (A, 50 wins - Vettel 38, Webber 9, Ricciardo 3)
6. Team Enstone (GB, 49 wins - M Schumacher 19, Alonso 17, Piquet 3 etc.)
7. Brabham (GB, 35 wins - Piquet 13, Brabham 7, Reutemann 4 etc.)
8. Team Brackley (GB, 29 wins - Hamilton 12, Button & Rosberg 8, Barrichello 2)
9. Tyrrell (GB, 23 wins - Stewart 15, Scheckter 4, Alboreto 2 etc.)
10. BRM (GB, 17 wins - G. Hill 10, Stewart 2 etc.)
Wins - Engines
1. Ferrari (I, 222 wins - Ferrari 221, Toro Rosso 1)
2. Ford/Cosworth (US/GB, 176 wins - Lotus 46, McLaren 35, Tyrrell 23 etc.)
3. Renault (F, 169 wins - Williams 64, Red Bull 50, Team Enstone 35 etc.)
4. Mercedes-Benz (D, 115 wins - McLaren 78, Team Brackley 28, Mercedes-Benz 9)
5. Honda (J, 72 wins - McLaren 44, Williams 23, Honda & Lotus 2 etc.)
Wins - Tyres
1. Goodyear (US, 368 wins)
2. Bridgestone (J, 175 wins)
3. Pirelli (I, 121 wins)
4. Michelin (F, 102 wins)
5. Dunlop (GB, 83 wins)
NB: Lotus GP and Mercedes GP refer to the modern-day teams. Lotus and Mercedes-Benz refer to the original teams that competed from 1958-1994 and 1954-1955 respectively
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1. Michael Schumacher (D, 68 poles - Ferrari 58, Benetton 10)
2. Ayrton Senna (BR, 65 poles - McLaren 46, Lotus 16, Williams 3)
3. Sebastian Vettel (D, 45 poles - Red Bull 43, Toro Rosso 1)
4. Lewis Hamilton (GB, 38 poles - McLaren 26, Mercedes GP 11)
5. Jim Clark (GB, 33 poles for Lotus)
= Alain Prost (F, 33 poles - Williams 13, Renault & McLaren 10)
7. Nigel Mansell (GB, 32 poles - Williams 28, Ferrari 3, Lotus 1)
8. Juan Manuel Fangio (RA, 29 poles - Alfa Romeo & Maserati 8, Mercedes-Benz 7, Ferrari 6)
9. Mika Hakkinen (FIN, 26 poles for McLaren)
10. Niki Lauda (A, 24 poles - Ferrari 23, Brabham 1)
= Nelson Piquet (BR, 24 poles - Brabham 18, Williams 6)
Best Strike Rate - Juan Manuel Fangio (RA, 29 poles in 52 entries - 56%)
Most Poles in a season - Sebastian Vettel (D, 15 in 2011)
Most Successive Poles - Ayrton Senna (BR, 8 in 1988-9)
Fastest Laps
1. Michael Schumacher (D, 77 fastest laps - Ferrari 53, Benetton 23, Mercedes 1)
2. Alain Prost (F, 41 fastest laps - McLaren 24, Renault 8, Williams 6, Ferrari 3)
3. Kimi Raikkonen (FIN, 40 fastest laps - McLaren 19, Ferrari 16, Lotus GP 4, Ferrari 1)
4. Nigel Mansell, (GB, 30 fastest laps - Williams 23, Ferrari 6, Lotus 1)
5. Jim Clark (GB, 28 fastest laps for Lotus)
6. Mika Hakkinen (FIN, 25 fastest laps for McLaren)
7. Niki Lauda (A, 24 fastest laps - Ferrari 13, McLaren 8, Brabham 3)
= Sebastian Vettel (D, 24 fastest laps for Red Bull)
9. Juan Manuel Fangio (RA, 23 fastest laps - Alfa Romeo 8, Maserati 6, Mercedes-Benz 5, Ferrari 4)
= Nelson Piquet (BR, 23 fastest laps - Brabham 12, Williams 11)
Podiums
1. Michael Schumacher (D, 155 podiums - Ferrari 116, Benetton 38, Mercedes 1)
2. Alain Prost (F, 106 podiums - McLaren 63, Renault 17, Ferrari 14, Williams 12)
3. Fernando Alonso (E, 97 podiums - Ferrari 44, Renault 41, McLaren 12)
4. Ayrton Senna (BR, 80 podiums - McLaren 55, Lotus 22, Toleman 3)
5. Kimi Raikkonen (FIN, 77 podiums - McLaren 36, Ferrari 26, Lotus GP 15)
6. Lewis Hamilton (GB, 70 podiums - McLaren 49, Mercedes GP 21)
7. Rubens Barrichello (BR, 68 podiums - Ferrari 55, Brawn 6, Stewart 4, Jordan 2, Honda 1)
8. Sebastian Vettel (D, 66 podiums - Red Bull 65, Toro Rosso 1)
9. David Coulthard (GB, 62 podiums - McLaren 51, Williams 9, Red Bull 2)
10. Nelson Piquet (BR, 60 podiums - Brabham 29, Williams 21, Benetton 7, Lotus 3)
Most Podium finishes in a season - Michael Schumacher (D, 17 in 2002) & Sebastian Vettel (D, 17 in 2011)
Most Successive Podiums - Michael Schumacher (D, 19 in 2001-2)
Points - In 2010, the value of a win was increased from 10 to 25 points, thus skewing the statistics for all-time points scored. The below table shows the actual table on the left and 'normalised' points on the right, which reflects scoring if the system had not been changed.
| Pos | Driver | NAT | Pts | Pos | Driver | NAT | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fernando Alonso | E | 1767 | 1 | Michael Schumacher | D | 1335 |
| 2 | Sebastian Vettel | D | 1618 | 2 | Alain Prost | F | 798.5 |
| 3 | Michael Schumacher | D | 1566 | 3 | Fernando Alonso | E | 784 |
| 4 | Lewis Hamilton | GB | 1486 | 4 | Ayrton Senna | BR | 614 |
| 5 | Jenson Button | GB | 1198 | 5 | Sebastian Vettel | D | 601 |
| 6 | Mark Webber | AU | 1047.5 | 6 | Lewis Hamilton | GB | 592 |
| 7 | Kimi Raikkonen | FIN | 1024 | 7 | Kimi Raikkonen | FIN | 561 |
| 8 | Felipe Massa | BR | 940 | 8 | Rubens Barrichello | BR | 504 |
| 9 | Nico Rosberg | D | 887.5 | 9 | Nelson Piquet | BR | 485.5 |
| 10 | Alain Prost | F | 798.5 | 10 | Nigel Mansell | GB | 482 |
Most points in a season prior to 2010 - Michael Schumacher (D, 148 in 2004)
Biggest winning margin prior to 2010 - Michael Schumacher (D, 67 points in 2002)
Most points in a season since 2010 - Sebastian Vettel (D, 397 in 2013)
Biggest winning margin since 2010 - Sebastian Vettel (D, 155 points in 2013)
Starts
1. Rubens Barrichello (BR, 322 starts - Ferrari 102, Jordan 64, Honda 53 etc.)
2. Michael Schumacher (D, 307 starts - Ferrari 180, Benetton 68, Mercedes 58, Jordan 1)
3. Jenson Button (GB, 266 starts - McLaren 95, Honda 53, BAR 49 etc.)
4. Riccardo Patrese (I, 256 starts - Williams 81, Brabham 62, Arrows 57 etc.)
5. Jarno Trulli (I, 252 starts - Toyota 90, Renault 50, Prost 38 etc.)
6. David Coulthard (GB, 246 starts - McLaren 150, Red Bull 71, Williams 25)
7. Fernando Alonso (E, 235 starts - Renault 105, Ferrari 95, McLaren & Minardi 17)
8. Giancarlo Fisichella (I, 229 starts - Benetton 66, Renault 53, Jordan 50 etc.)
9. Mark Webber (AU, 215 starts - Red Bull 129, Williams 36, Jaguar 34, Minardi 16)
10. Kimi Raikkonen (FIN, 212 starts - McLaren 87, Ferrari 71, Lotus GP 37, Sauber 17)
Youngest Driver To...
Win the Championship - Sebastian Vettel (D, 2010 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix), 23 years and 134 days
Lead the Championship - Lewis Hamilton (GB, 2007 Spanish Grand Prix), 22 years and 126 days
Win a Race/Finish on the Podium - Sebastian Vettel (D, 2008 Italian Grand Prix), 21 years and 73 days
Take Pole Position - Sebastian Vettel (D, 2008 Italian Grand Prix), 21 years and 72 days
Set Fastest Lap - Nico Rosberg (D, 2006 Bahrain Grand Prix), 20 years and 206 days
Lead a Lap - Sebastian Vettel (D, 2007 Japanese Grand Prix), 20 years and 89 days
Score a Point - Daniil Kvyat (RUS, 2014 Australian Grand Prix), 19 years and 322 days
Start a Grand Prix - Jaime Alguersauri (E, 2009 Hungarian Grand Prix), 19 years and 125 days
Wins - Constructors - This list is not the official list, but reflects changing identities of teams over time. For example, Team Enstone incorporates victories from Benetton, Renault (in the 2000s) and Lotus GP.
1. Ferrari (I, 221 wins - M. Schumacher 72, Lauda 15, Ascari 13 etc.)
2. McLaren (GB, 182 wins - Senna 35, Prost 30, Hamilton 21, Hakkinen 20 etc.)
3. Williams (GB, 114 wins - Mansell 28, D. Hill 21, J. Villeneuve & Jones 11 etc.)
4. Lotus (GB, 79 wins - Clark 25, Andretti 11, Peterson 9, Fittipaldi 8 etc.)
5. Red Bull (A, 50 wins - Vettel 38, Webber 9, Ricciardo 3)
6. Team Enstone (GB, 49 wins - M Schumacher 19, Alonso 17, Piquet 3 etc.)
7. Brabham (GB, 35 wins - Piquet 13, Brabham 7, Reutemann 4 etc.)
8. Team Brackley (GB, 29 wins - Hamilton 12, Button & Rosberg 8, Barrichello 2)
9. Tyrrell (GB, 23 wins - Stewart 15, Scheckter 4, Alboreto 2 etc.)
10. BRM (GB, 17 wins - G. Hill 10, Stewart 2 etc.)
Wins - Engines
1. Ferrari (I, 222 wins - Ferrari 221, Toro Rosso 1)
2. Ford/Cosworth (US/GB, 176 wins - Lotus 46, McLaren 35, Tyrrell 23 etc.)
3. Renault (F, 169 wins - Williams 64, Red Bull 50, Team Enstone 35 etc.)
4. Mercedes-Benz (D, 115 wins - McLaren 78, Team Brackley 28, Mercedes-Benz 9)
5. Honda (J, 72 wins - McLaren 44, Williams 23, Honda & Lotus 2 etc.)
Wins - Tyres
1. Goodyear (US, 368 wins)
2. Bridgestone (J, 175 wins)
3. Pirelli (I, 121 wins)
4. Michelin (F, 102 wins)
5. Dunlop (GB, 83 wins)
NB: Lotus GP and Mercedes GP refer to the modern-day teams. Lotus and Mercedes-Benz refer to the original teams that competed from 1958-1994 and 1954-1955 respectively
Last Updated: 26 November 2014
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