List of Formula One Grand Prix winners (constructors)

Scuderia Ferrari have won the most Formula One Grands Prix

Formula One, abbreviated to F1, is the highest class of open wheeled auto racing defined by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), motorsport's world governing body.^[1] The "formula" in the name refers to a set of rules to which all participants and cars must conform. The F1 world championship season consists of a series of races, known as Grands Prix, held usually on purpose-built circuits, and in a few cases on closed city streets, the most famous of which is the Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo.^[2] The results of each race are combined to determine two annual World Championships, one for drivers and one for constructors.

Ferrari hold the record for the most Grands Prix victories, having won 224 times. McLaren are second with 182 wins, and Williams are third with 114 wins.^[3] So far nine countries have produced winning constructors, apart from six countries regarded as the major competitors also Canada, Ireland and Austria, the three countries without large automotive industry. British constructors have won the most Grands Prix, 15 constructors have won 517 races between them. Italian constructors are second with 245 wins between five constructors. German constructors are third, having won 65 Grands Prix between three constructors. During the first four championship seasons (1950-1953), only Italian constructors won championship races, with the exception of the Indianapolis 500. Five seasons (1973, 1986, 1991, 1992 and 1993) witnessed wins of only British constructors. Since the first win for a British constructor in 1957, British constructors have won races in 49 consecutive seasons until 2005. Only one constructor (Benetton) has achieved victories under two different nationalities.

By constructor

All figures correct as of the 2016 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Key

Rank	Country	Constructor	Wins	Active	First win	Last win	Notes
1	ITA	Ferrari	224	1950–	1951 British Grand Prix	2015 Singapore Grand Prix	[4]
2	GBR	McLaren	182	1966–	1968 Belgian Grand Prix	2012 Brazilian Grand Prix	[5]
3	GBR	Williams	114	1975–	1979 British Grand Prix	2012 Spanish Grand Prix	[6]
4	GBR	Team Lotus	79	1958–1994	1960 Monaco Grand Prix	1987 Detroit Grand Prix	[3]
5	GER	Mercedes	64	1954–1955 2010–	1954 French Grand Prix	2016 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix	[3]
6	AUT	Red Bull	52	2005–	2009 Chinese Grand Prix	2016 Malaysian Grand Prix	[7]
7	GBR	Brabham	35	1962–1992	1964 French Grand Prix	1985 French Grand Prix	[3]
7	FRA	Renault	35	1977–1985 2002–2011 2016–	1979 French Grand Prix	2008 Japanese Grand Prix	[8]
9	GBR  ITA[A]	Benetton	27	1986–2001	1986 Mexican Grand Prix	1997 German Grand Prix	[3][9]
10	GBR	Tyrrell	23	1970–1998	1971 Spanish Grand Prix	1983 Detroit Grand Prix	[3]
11	GBR	BRM	17	1951 1956–1977	1959 Dutch Grand Prix	1972 Monaco Grand Prix	[3]
12	GBR	Cooper	16	1950 1952–1969	1958 Argentine Grand Prix	1967 South African Grand Prix	[3]
13	ITA	Alfa Romeo	10	1950–1951 1963–1965 1979–1985	1950 British Grand Prix	1951 Spanish Grand Prix	[3]
14	ITA	Maserati	9	1950–1960	1953 Italian Grand Prix	1957 German Grand Prix	[3]
14	GBR	Vanwall	9	1954–1960	1957 British Grand Prix	1958 Moroccan Grand Prix	[3]
14	FRA	Matra	9	1967–1972	1968 Dutch Grand Prix	1969 Italian Grand Prix	[3]
14	FRA	Ligier	9	1976–1996	1977 Swedish Grand Prix	1996 Monaco Grand Prix	[3]
18	GBR	Brawn	8	2009	2009 Australian Grand Prix	2009 Italian Grand Prix	[10]
19	USA	Kurtis Kraft	5	1950–1960	1950 Indianapolis 500	1955 Indianapolis 500	[11]
20	IRL	Jordan	4	1991–2005	1998 Belgian Grand Prix	2003 Brazilian Grand Prix	[12][13]
21	USA	Watson	3	1950–1953 1956–1960	1956 Indianapolis 500	1960 Indianapolis 500	[11][14]
21	GBR	March	3	1970–1977 1981–1982 1987–1989 1992	1970 Spanish Grand Prix	1976 Italian Grand Prix	[3]
21	CAN	Wolf	3	1977–1979	1977 Argentine Grand Prix	1977 Canadian Grand Prix	[15]
21	JPN	Honda	3	1964–1968 2006–2008	1965 Mexican Grand Prix	2006 Hungarian Grand Prix	[16]
25	USA	Epperly	2	1955 1957–1960	1957 Indianapolis 500	1958 Indianapolis 500	[11]
25	GBR	Lotus F1	2	2012–2015	2012 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix	2013 Australian Grand Prix	[17]
27	USA	Kuzma	1	1951–1960	1952 Indianapolis 500	1952 Indianapolis 500	[11]
27	GER	Porsche	1	1957–1964	1962 French Grand Prix	1962 French Grand Prix	[14]
27	USA	Eagle	1	1966–1969	1967 Belgian Grand Prix	1967 Belgian Grand Prix	[18][19]
27	GBR	Hesketh	1	1974–1978	1975 Dutch Grand Prix	1975 Dutch Grand Prix	[20]
27	USA	Penske	1	1974–1977	1976 Austrian Grand Prix	1976 Austrian Grand Prix	[20][21]
27	GBR [E]	Shadow	1	1973–1980	1977 Austrian Grand Prix	1977 Austrian Grand Prix	[3][22]
27	GBR	Stewart	1	1997–1999	1999 European Grand Prix	1999 European Grand Prix	[23]
27	GER	BMW Sauber	1	2006–2009	2008 Canadian Grand Prix	2008 Canadian Grand Prix	[24]
27	ITA	Toro Rosso	1	2006–	2008 Italian Grand Prix	2008 Italian Grand Prix	[25]

Record progression

Constructor	Record number of wins	Record held between	Previous record broken at	Previous record broken by
Alfa Romeo	1–10	1950 British Grand Prix – 1952 Italian Grand Prix	1951 Spanish Grand Prix	Juan Manuel Fangio
Ferrari	11–49	1953 Argentine Grand Prix – 1973 South African Grand Prix	1953 Argentine Grand Prix	Alberto Ascari
Lotus	50–57	1973 Spanish Grand Prix – 1975 Italian Grand Prix	1973 Spanish Grand Prix	Emerson Fittipaldi
Ferrari	58–103	1975 United States Grand Prix – 1993 Japanese Grand Prix	1975 United States Grand Prix	Niki Lauda
McLaren	104	1993 Australian Grand Prix – 1995 Monaco Grand Prix	1993 Australian Grand Prix	Ayrton Senna
Ferrari	105–224	1995 Canadian Grand Prix – present	1995 Canadian Grand Prix	Jean Alesi

By nationality

List of races won by nationality of constructor.

Rank	Country	Wins	Constructor(s)
1	United Kingdom	517	15
2	Italy[B]	245	5
3	Germany	66	3
4	France	53	3
5	Austria	52	1
6	United States	13	6
7	Ireland	4	1
8	Japan	3	1
9	Canada	3	1

By first win for a nation

Country	Constructor	Season	Race
Italy	Alfa Romeo	1950	1950 British Grand Prix
United States [C]	Kurtis Kraft	1950	1950 Indianapolis 500
Germany	Mercedes	1954	1954 French Grand Prix
United Kingdom	Vanwall	1957	1957 British Grand Prix
Japan	Honda	1965	1965 Mexican Grand Prix
United States [D]	Eagle	1967	1967 Belgian Grand Prix
France	Matra	1968	1968 Dutch Grand Prix
Canada	Wolf	1977	1977 Argentine Grand Prix
Ireland	Jordan	1998	1998 Belgian Grand Prix [F]
Austria	Red Bull	2009	2009 Chinese Grand Prix [F]

By first home win for a nation

Country	Constructor	Season	Race	Note
Italy	Alfa Romeo	1950	1950 Italian Grand Prix	Home win also for driver (Giuseppe Farina), engine (Alfa Romeo) and tires (Pirelli)
United States [C]	Kurtis Kraft	1950	1950 Indianapolis 500	Home win also for driver (Johnnie Parsons), engine (Offenhauser) and tires (Firestone)
Germany	Mercedes	1954	1954 German Grand Prix	Home win also for engine (Mercedes) and tires (Continental). Nico Rosberg and Mercedes achieved first home win for a driver, constructor and engine at the 2014 German Grand Prix.
United Kingdom	Vanwall	1957	1957 British Grand Prix	Home win also for drivers (Tony Brooks and Stirling Moss) and engine (Vanwall)
France	Matra	1969	1969 French Grand Prix	First "all-French" home win is often considered to be the 1979 French Grand Prix because of driver (Jean-Pierre Jabouille), team, constructor and engine (all Renault) and tires (Michelin)
Canada	Wolf	1977	1977 Canadian Grand Prix

Notes

A. ^ Benetton held a British licence from 1986 to 1995 and an Italian licence from 1996 to 2001.

B. ^ Only one of Benetton's 27 wins were scored with their Italian licence. All the others count towards the British totals.

C. ^ If Indianapolis 500 results counted.

D. ^ If Indianapolis 500 results excluded.

E. ^ Shadow held an American licence from 1973 to 1975 and a British licence from 1976 to 1980. Their only victory was achieved as a British constructor.

F. ^ ^ First win was marked by a wrong anthem (British national anthem) played on the podium in honour of a winning constructor.

References

See also

• List of Formula One World Constructors' Champions
  • List of Formula One World Constructors' Championship runners-up
• List of Formula One constructors
• List of Grand Prix winners