FIELD	VALUE
TEAM	Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team
BASE	Brackley UK
TEAM CHIEF	Toto Wolff
TECHNICAL CHIEF	James Allison
CHASSIS	W17
POWER UNIT	Mercedes
FIRST TEAM ENTRY	1970
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS	8
POINTS	8584.5
HIGHEST RACE FINISH	1 (x130)
PODIUMS	213
POLE POSITIONS	146
FASTEST LAPS	121

1954-1955

The original Silver Arrows era. Juan Manuel Fangio dominated for Mercedes, winning the drivers' championship in both seasons. The team competed in just 12 races before withdrawing from all motorsport following the Le Mans disaster of 1955, in which over 80 spectators died. It was a defining moment that would keep Mercedes away from F1 for over five decades.

2010-2013

Mercedes returned to F1 as a constructor by acquiring Brawn GP. Early seasons with Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg were modest but instructive. Lewis Hamilton's arrival in 2013 transformed the team's trajectory. That year they won three races and finished second in the constructors' championship, setting the stage for the most dominant era in modern F1.

2014-2021

Eight consecutive constructors' championships. Lewis Hamilton claimed six of his seven world titles with Mercedes in this period. The W07 and W11 are widely regarded as the most dominant cars in F1 history. Hamilton and Rosberg's rivalry defined 2014-2016, before a new era of near-total dominance followed. Only in 2021, in the most controversial season finale in F1 history, did Max Verstappen finally break the streak.

2022-2023

The ground-effect regulation reset exposed Mercedes. The W13 suffered chronic porpoising and never found its footing, ending the team's win streak for the first time since 2011. Despite a strong 2023 recovery -- the W14 scored no wins but multiple podiums -- Mercedes finished outside the top two for the first time in a decade. The search for a new car concept began in earnest.

2024

Recovery. The W15 delivered four wins -- Hamilton at Silverstone breaking his race-win drought, and Russell winning in Austria and Las Vegas. Hamilton's British GP victory was emotionally charged, knowing he had already agreed to leave for Ferrari in 2025. Mercedes finished fourth in the constructors' championship, but the upward form curve was clear.

2025-2026

Hamilton's departure for Ferrari ended the most successful driver-team partnership in F1 history. Rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli joined George Russell, and the W16 delivered a third-place constructors' finish with one race win. In 2026, under sweeping new regulations, Mercedes arrives with an engine widely expected to be the best on the grid -- and two hungry drivers ready to prove it.

YEAR	POS.	CHASIS	ENGINE	TYRES	VIC.	POLE	V.R.	POINTS	GPS
2026	1	W17	MERCEDES	PIRELLI	10	10	2	503	14
2025	3	W16	MERCEDES	PIRELLI	1	1	4	248	15
2024	4	W15	MERCEDES	PIRELLI	4	4	4	468	24
2023	2	W14	MERCEDES	PIRELLI	0	1	5	409	22
2022	3	W13	MERCEDES	PIRELLI	1	1	6	515	22
2021	1	W12	MERCEDES	PIRELLI	9	9	10	613.5	22

RACE	DATE	TEAM	ENGINE	PTS
AUSTRALIA	08 MAR	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	43
CHINA	15 MAR	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	55
JAPAN	29 MAR	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	37
MIAMI	03 MAY	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	45
CANADA	24 MAY	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	39
MONACO	07 JUN	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	25
BARCELONA-CATALUNYA	14 JUN	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	18
AUSTRIA	28 JUN	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	40
GREAT BRITAIN	05 JUL	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	31
BELGIUM	19 JUL	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	25
HUNGARY	26 JUL	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	21
NETHERLANDS	23 AUG	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	46
ITALY	06 SEP	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	43
SPAIN	13 SEP	MERCEDES	MERCEDES	35