MERCEDES

2010

Mercedes supplied engines to the McLaren and Force India teams. McLaren scored a total of 454 points and finished third in the Constructors' Championship, while Force India ranked seventh with 68 points.

2011

Mercedes returns to Formula 1 as an official team, after acquiring the structure of the Brawn GP team. They achieved 3 podium finishes during the season, including one victory in the Chinese Grand Prix with Nico Rosberg. They finished the season in fourth position in the Constructors' Championship.

2012

Mercedes finished the season in fifth position in the Constructors' Championship, with a total of 142 points. They achieved a podium finish with Rosberg at the Monaco Grand Prix.

2013

Mercedes established itself as a leading team in Formula 1, achieving 3 victories and 9 podiums in total. Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton were the starting drivers. They finished the season in second place in the Constructors' Championship.

2014

It was the most successful year for Mercedes in Formula 1 to date. They won 16 of the 19 races of the season and achieved 11 doubles (first and second place) at the Grand Prix. Rosberg and Hamilton battled for the drivers' championship, with Hamilton ultimately clinching the title. Mercedes won the Constructors' Championship with a sizeable lead.

2015

Mercedes continued its dominance in Formula 1, winning 16 of the 19 races and achieving 12 one-two finishes in the season. Hamilton won his second straight drivers' championship and Mercedes won the Constructors' Championship for the second year in a row.

2016

Mercedes maintained its dominance, winning 19 of the season's 21 races and scoring 17 one-twos. Hamilton won his third drivers' championship and Mercedes won his third consecutive constructors' championship.

2017

Mercedes had a more challenging season, fighting off the challenge of Ferrari. They won 12 races and achieved 10 doubles, but lost the constructors' title to Ferrari. Hamilton won his fourth drivers' championship.

2018

Mercedes regained its dominance in Formula 1, winning 11 races and scoring 7 doubles in the season. Hamilton won his fifth drivers' championship and Mercedes won the constructors' championship.

2019

Mercedes had another dominant season, winning 15 races and taking 10 one-two finishes in the season. Hamilton won its sixth drivers' championship and Mercedes won the constructors' championship for the sixth time in a row.

2020

Mercedes had another dominant season, winning 13 races and scoring 12 doubles on the season. Hamilton won his seventh drivers' championship, equaling Michael Schumacher's record, and Mercedes won the Constructors' Championship for the seventh time in a row.

2021

Mercedes had a more challenging season, fighting off a challenge from Red Bull Racing. They won 8 races and achieved 5 doubles, but lost the constructors' title to Red Bull Racing. Hamilton finished second in the drivers' championship behind Max Verstappen.

2022

As of the current date of my knowledge, Mercedes has kicked off the 2022 season with a win at the Australian Grand Prix with Valtteri Bottas. The season is still ongoing and we still don't know knows how Mercedes will fare in the Constructors' and Drivers' Championships. In short, Mercedes has been one of the most successful teams in Formula 1 over the past decade, winning multiple constructors' and drivers' championships. They have had dominant seasons, but have also faced challenges from other teams on occasion. They are currently competing in the 2022 Formula 1 season and are expected to continue to be a competitive team.

2023

Mercedes had a difficult 2023 season, failing to score a win for the first time since 2011. The team finished second in the Constructors' Championship behind Red Bull. Lewis Hamilton scored several podiums but was unable to challenge for the title. George Russell had an inconsistent season, with some flashes of good performance. The W14 suffered from a lack of pace and design issues that limited its competitiveness. Mercedes introduced improvements throughout the year, but they were not enough to challenge Red Bull. The season left the team focused on redesigning its car to return to the fight in 2024.

2024

Mercedes experienced an up-and-down 2024 season in Formula 1. The team introduced the W15 E Performance car, with innovations such as a redesign of the sidepods and a switch to push-rod suspension. Lewis Hamilton broke a victory drought by winning the British Grand Prix, adding his 104th victory in the series. George Russell also excelled, taking victories in Austria and Las Vegas. Despite these successes, Mercedes finished fourth in the Constructors' Championship, its worst result since 2012. The season was marked by Hamilton's departure from Mercedes, who will join Ferrari in 2025. To fill his vacancy, Mercedes signed young driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli for next season.