Thus far in the Wierd covid season Ferrari has gotten sooooo unlucky. Writing this Saturday night righ before the third race so maybe they will have a nice race
Ferrari - at the 1990 British Grand Prix, McLaren - at the 1993 Brazilian Grand Prix, Williams - at the 1997 British Grand Prix, Mercedes - at the 2019 Mexican Grand Prix. And a bonus - Ferrari won their 200th Grand Prix at the 2007 Chinese Grand Prix.
@@erickafega If you're counting the modern Mercedes team as a continuity of Tyrell, they would also get the wins of that team (33), plus those of BAR (er... 0), Honda 2006-8 (1), and Brawn (8). Given that the original Mercedes only won 9 races, that would give them an additional 33 wins, and put them comfortably ahead of Williams. See also, Renault, who pass themselves-when-they-were-Benetton, by including the previous, unrelated Renault team's wins.
It must have been dope to be an F1 fan in the 70's. Being able to watch a race and knowing that there are multiple teams that could win seems like such a luxury.
Brawn GP was just one victory short of making the list in just the one season they competed. I just love how Brawn GP is such an oddity. I remember the first race of the season the team had almost no sponsors. After they won the race every company wanted their name on their car.
Don't be romantic. "Every company"? Brawn GP had several sponsors but few had contract for all season like Henri Floyd (for clothes) and many sponsored only for one or two races. The team had to hunt sponsors and it was big news if Brawn GP would gone last until the end because of lack of money. The world was in recession. Richard Branson's Virgin almost stopped the sponsor because of the high cost. And no one trully believe in that car, except for Ross Brawn, his team, his pilots and F1 fans. This kind of trouble only praises the team's effort.
just for knowledge Ferrari 69th win: Carlos Ruetemann lotus: Mario Andretti McLaren: Ayrton senna Williams: Damon hill Mercedes: valterri bottas (everyone must be thinking Lewis,gotcha😂) redbull: not available Edit:Red Bull:Max verstappen
11:06 now I see that Senna's last victory was the one that made Mclaren pass Ferrari, becoming the team with the most victories. He and McLaren really matched
Yes, I also found that interesting. Never realized how close McLaren, Williams and Ferrari were in terms of race wins in the 90s. (I knew they had nearly the same amount of world champions at that point but I thought Ferrari had had a couple of more wins than the others continuously)
@@burundi5427 had some good season for sure, Massa;'s miss, Vettel dominace, 2021 the brawn story, For sure a lot of good racing at that time. but as i said for me 95-06 was the best
@@sharl_leg The FIA doesn't try to stop them? Before COVID-19 we were about to head into a second major regulations overhaul in 7 years. They unfroze engine development because the Mercedes power train was that good. The cost cap is designed to smack right at the heart of Mercedes's organisational dominance. The change in aero regs to reduce the massive aero advantage Mercedes has had over recent years, too. Ferrari dominated to a significant extent (though not exclusively) because of tyres, so the FIA changes the points system and the tyre regs to even the field up. Red Bull dominated because of blown diffuser technology and their flexible front wing so the FIA ban them (flexible front wings were already banned but Red Bull found a way around the tests) to even the field up. Mercedes dominate because of their engine, so the FIA unfreeze engine development and then make the cars far more reliant on aero performance to even the field up. Mercedes dominate again so the FIA then makes the cars far less reliant on aero performance, refreezes engine development now that there is something close to parity, and stops the biggest teams using a financial advantage to out-develop their competitors to even the field up. The rules have changed to slow Mercedes down just as much as with Red Bull and Ferrari. Mercedes have just been far better at adapting, staying ahead, and sometimes pulling even further ahead. It is also worth remembering that Ferrari had the quicker car on more weekends than Mercedes in 2017 and 2018. Bottas was behind both Ferraris and a Red Bull in 2018 and behind Vettel in 2017. Mercedes won the titles that year because they had a better lead driver. The two cars were roughly equal, it is just that Hamilton thrashed Vettel
@@sharl_leg like the other guy said, you are talking bs. Mercedes simply is best at adapting, and they have the best drivers, therefore they deserve the dominating position they hold. It's not the job of FIA to put Ferrari on top again when they decide to do a real shitty job with their cars even though they have great drivers.
Otherwise they would withdraw from the Circus. FIA blocked the regulation for 3 years 2014-2016, to make it recover positions in the standings 1950-2015. In 2018, in the middle of the championship, the tire regulation changed, due to "blistering", do you remember? Otherwise ferrari would win :-( ... Sorry, It wasn't a good thing they would have threatened to retire again: D
"Allow us to re-join thanks to the introduction of Hybrid engine that would allow us to dominate only to leave once our domination will be over..Unlike REAL great teams that keep fighting during tough seasons"
Mercedes surpassed Williams in just 6 years. 6 FUCKING YEARS. And the rate just keeps getting higher. If it were to stay like that. They will surpass Ferrari in less than 4 years.
@@saveriozingoni747 To avoid the domination of a team after 4 years, the rules are changed. (Ferrari 2000-2004, Red bull 2010-2013). Instead in 2018, they changed the tire regulation (in the middle of the championship), to make them win (referred to Mercedes) in every way. Smile! This is F1 wrestling
@@giuseppemaggio5894 Yes, Constantinople said the said when the city was sacked in 1204AD. It was the "first and last" time the city would be taken. Ottomans years later... haha. Long story short. Never say never.
would be really interesting to see Porsche and Lotus exist in the current F1 landscape. Trade in Racing Point for Lotus, and Toro Rosso for Porsche for example.
Direct battle between HAMILTON and VERSTAPPEN: ruclips.net/video/DrfAq2R11gw/видео.html 10 races in beautiful 1/43 Mercedes and Redbull replicas with speeds close to 400 km/h.
Sad to see for most of its history British teams have been highly competitive in this and yet now they have all fallen off a cliff or vanished entirely.
A lot of "non-british" teams, are based in the UK, have factories in the UK and employ british engineers and designers. Teams like RedBull or RacingPoint (Force India), even the Ferrari back in the nineties was designed by British designers I think.
@@GreendragonDMX Yeah Brabham was listed in this as a British team. There was also Bruce McLaren who was a NewZealander, though McLaren is a British tea/company.
The 90's season seemed like it was full of championship battles. Like with Schumacher vs Hill Hakkinen vs Frentzen Schumacher vs Villeneuve Schumacher vs Hakkinen Prost vs Senna Senna vs Mansell I know I wasn't born in those times but my dad says "Seeing those championship battles was the most epic thing he ever saw on television."
This is the type of chart, that i like. Teams from the very beginning, from the golden era and from modern era - all in one screen with comparable numbers. Nice. (the music was too much for me, i muted)
@@RacingStatistics And only in the Indy 500. An annoying thing, Indy giving points to the FIA World Championship (I don't say F1, because in 1956 the championship was performed with F2 cars)
Offy is a Miller derivative which itself was inspired by Peugeot. Offy cars dominated Indy grid most of 60's and 70's until the arrival of Ford Cosworth.
Nice video! I have some feedback for your next version (if you make one with 2020). Could you somehow visually display which teams are still active in the current shown year? Looking forward to the 2020 version
Well, he won his last 5 races with McLaren powered by a Cosworth (Ford) V8. Had Honda stayed in F1 after 1992 and developed a new V10 engine (the V12 was too heavy) Senna probably would have stayed with McLaren and never went to Williams...
Alonso destroyed the team when he lobbied heavily to get rid of HONDA while making a joke of one one of the most accomplished engine manufactures on and off the grid that the world has ever seen.
There is no rush. Our advantage on others is so huge, there really is no rush. Those whok now about F1 know it's just a matter of time before the mighty red italian cars get back on top...and by that time you'll probably see Mercedes leave again because that is just one of the big differences between a mercenary team and real historical team
@SharvinPlayz We're not even twelve races in. If Mercedes would've won all races up to the twelfth, they'd be on the same spot as Williams. We first of all haven't had that many races until now and second of all they didn't even win all races, so it will take them at least until race 15 to actually be ahead of Williams. Are you dumb?
Before the Second World War Mercedes-Benz competed in the European Championship, winning three titles. The marque debuted in Formula One in 1954. After winning their first race at the 1954 French Grand Prix, driver Juan Manuel Fangio won another three Grands Prix to win the 1954 Drivers' Championship and repeated this success in 1955. Despite winning two Drivers' Championships, Mercedes-Benz withdrew from motor racing after 1955 in response to the 1955 Le Mans disaster.
This could be re-made with 2 additional versions, which also are as much correct as this one. Few of the top teams have always been known with their names that still exixt, yet some teams have changed names quite a few times, and become something else. I think 3 different teams have raced under Lotus name and current Renault team has nothing to do with the late-70's Renault, and the history of current mercedes is something else than what 50's mercedes was... It is very interesting stuff and can sometimes be quite confusing.
I Recommend that you combine Renault and Benetton's win tally. Benetton sold to Renault F1 team. They sold it on ('Lotus') and bought it back (Renault Sport F1 team) now racing as 'Alpine'. That Enstone-based team that we all know as Benetton / Renault.
Por isso que é preocupante a situação da Williams, pois é terceira equipe da história da Fórmula 1. Isso precisa ser resolvido, a Williams precisa ser salva.
Yep, before the British teams began transforming F1 to the world's leading motor sport in the 1960's. Rear-engined cars, monocoque chassis, engine as a stressed member of the chassis, wings, inboard brakes etc etc. When Lotus won the 1965 Indy500 with Jim Clark it was proof the American USAC (Indy) roadsters weren't the most advanced racing series. Ferrari tried to beat the USAC roadsters at Indy in 1952 but failed even to finish the race. Btw, this is why Ford went to John Wyer (British), Eric Broadley(British) and Roy Lunn(British) to design the Ford GT40 and to Cosworth(British) to design the most successful F1 engine ever the Cosworth DFV V8. Btw, the present day Mercedes F1 team is based in Britain (both chassis and power unit) as is the Red Bull team (Milton Keynes). Past glory is no good to present day Baghdad, Iraq - even if it was a scientific center full of great mathematicians, surgeons, astronomers and architects a thousand years ago. What matters is today. Peace.
Reasons why every Formula One fan should watch this video: 1 - Epic racing graphics? Check! 2 - Adrenaline-pumping music? (excepting for the last one!) Check! 3 - Experience-ruining ads? Unfortunately...CHECK!
@@Videos-sobre-punhos-e-rodas no its not. Mercedes etc its the same company behind but not in the case of Lotus. Just look at the wikipedia page. Same name but diffrent teams.
@@HaeroPiggyPvp nah, I don't think so. Ferrari is the best team of all time, but English people have more great team like Lotus and McLaren. So I think that both of us are the best
min 11:41 coulthard wins portugal gp (1995) with williams, but tyrrel overtakes benetton without increasing gp number (23). It happens again at 14:22 with cooper-maserati (16gp). Min 14:33 BRM 17gp and it happens again many other times...anyway, to change team names when they change engine should be not so difficult.
Lotus level with Ferrari up until 79. They really were a great team.
XD
The best.
Berlinetta goes vroom haha
Ya
Forza ferrari, Forza Italia
When Red Bull climbs up to the top 5 with just Vettel’s wins, you know he was a force to be reckon with during his prime.
It's sad to see him possibly retiring
Maybe Max Verstappen can do the same with Red Bull soon.. what do you think?
What about Hamilton after Mercedes leaving McLaren?
@@RacingStatistics he's also going bad. Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris won't give space
Thus far in the Wierd covid season Ferrari has gotten sooooo unlucky. Writing this Saturday night righ before the third race so maybe they will have a nice race
Sad to see Williams in its current situation.
14 wins in 22 years more or less
Yeah ... I just started watching F1, and watching this i was like "what ? Williams it`s one of the teams with mosts Gps?"
They are no longer Williams, they just got bought by muricans
@@dts8084 Same :(
or Ferrari
100th victory:
Ferrari: Alain Prost
McLaren: Ayrton Senna
Williams: Jacques Villeneuve
Mercedes: Lewis Hamilton
Ferrari - at the 1990 British Grand Prix, McLaren - at the 1993 Brazilian Grand Prix, Williams - at the 1997 British Grand Prix, Mercedes - at the 2019 Mexican Grand Prix.
And a bonus - Ferrari won their 200th Grand Prix at the 2007 Chinese Grand Prix.
@@alexander_strachan and the 200th victory was achieved by Kimi Räikkönen
Mercedes: Lewis Hamilton actualidade e Tyrrell, it has nothing to do with the mercedes of the past
Hotel: Trivago
@@erickafega If you're counting the modern Mercedes team as a continuity of Tyrell, they would also get the wins of that team (33), plus those of BAR (er... 0), Honda 2006-8 (1), and Brawn (8).
Given that the original Mercedes only won 9 races, that would give them an additional 33 wins, and put them comfortably ahead of Williams.
See also, Renault, who pass themselves-when-they-were-Benetton, by including the previous, unrelated Renault team's wins.
It must have been dope to be an F1 fan in the 70's. Being able to watch a race and knowing that there are multiple teams that could win seems like such a luxury.
Brawn GP was just one victory short of making the list in just the one season they competed. I just love how Brawn GP is such an oddity. I remember the first race of the season the team had almost no sponsors. After they won the race every company wanted their name on their car.
Don't be romantic. "Every company"? Brawn GP had several sponsors but few had contract for all season like Henri Floyd (for clothes) and many sponsored only for one or two races. The team had to hunt sponsors and it was big news if Brawn GP would gone last until the end because of lack of money. The world was in recession. Richard Branson's Virgin almost stopped the sponsor because of the high cost. And no one trully believe in that car, except for Ross Brawn, his team, his pilots and F1 fans. This kind of trouble only praises the team's effort.
No, "every company" did not want to be on that car
@DaBabySmokesWeedAndJimmySavilleSmokesBudWithMyNan they had a severe lack of sponsors and money
Every company of Brasil, because Barrichello's last years in F1
Mercedes 2013 : 10 victories
Mercedes 2019 : 102 victories
Mercedes 2020 : 115 victories
@Reginald Joseph Awesome! That absolutely didn't sound like a Bot Account! I surely have to try it myself now since you sound so sincere!
@@Flash224 Haha! Gotttemm👌😜
@@kubik1009 Ils rentrent dans le podium 😉
@@kubik1009 Mercedes 2022 0 victoires 🤣😭🤣😭
just for knowledge
Ferrari 69th win: Carlos Ruetemann
lotus: Mario Andretti
McLaren: Ayrton senna
Williams: Damon hill
Mercedes: valterri bottas (everyone must be thinking Lewis,gotcha😂)
redbull: not available
Edit:Red Bull:Max verstappen
RB 69 will be max obv
nice
So Valtteri is the real chad for Mercedes
Redbull: Sebastian Vettel
@@sashamedic613 come on u idiot red bull doesn't even have 69 grand Prix wins
11:06 now I see that Senna's last victory was the one that made Mclaren pass Ferrari, becoming the team with the most victories. He and McLaren really matched
Yes, I also found that interesting. Never realized how close McLaren, Williams and Ferrari were in terms of race wins in the 90s. (I knew they had nearly the same amount of world champions at that point but I thought Ferrari had had a couple of more wins than the others continuously)
That 2004 Ferrari was just something else
Omg the 2004 car was my favourite
A rocket
Ferrari will come back
They always come back
@@looweeee Mercedes, be ready to be destroyed
@@welch1284 💪💪🇮🇹🇮🇹
The best Era of Formula 1 was when MacClaren-Mercedes, Williams-Renault and Ferrari were fighting for the title.
95-06 was the peak of this sport, hopefully with the rule changes we can get back to the good times.
@@kurtmcfc1629 also 2007-2012 was a great era
@@burundi5427 had some good season for sure, Massa;'s miss, Vettel dominace, 2021 the brawn story, For sure a lot of good racing at that time. but as i said for me 95-06 was the best
Best era is always when ferrari is fighting for the top and lose against mclaren williams and lotus
F1: *exists*
Mercedes drivers after 2014 : we bout to end this man's whole career
shows how much they dominate,and how much the FIA doesnt stop them (like they did to Ferrari and RB)
@@sharl_leg FIA has to react faster, the dominations are too long
@@sharl_leg The FIA doesn't try to stop them? Before COVID-19 we were about to head into a second major regulations overhaul in 7 years. They unfroze engine development because the Mercedes power train was that good. The cost cap is designed to smack right at the heart of Mercedes's organisational dominance. The change in aero regs to reduce the massive aero advantage Mercedes has had over recent years, too.
Ferrari dominated to a significant extent (though not exclusively) because of tyres, so the FIA changes the points system and the tyre regs to even the field up.
Red Bull dominated because of blown diffuser technology and their flexible front wing so the FIA ban them (flexible front wings were already banned but Red Bull found a way around the tests) to even the field up.
Mercedes dominate because of their engine, so the FIA unfreeze engine development and then make the cars far more reliant on aero performance to even the field up. Mercedes dominate again so the FIA then makes the cars far less reliant on aero performance, refreezes engine development now that there is something close to parity, and stops the biggest teams using a financial advantage to out-develop their competitors to even the field up.
The rules have changed to slow Mercedes down just as much as with Red Bull and Ferrari. Mercedes have just been far better at adapting, staying ahead, and sometimes pulling even further ahead. It is also worth remembering that Ferrari had the quicker car on more weekends than Mercedes in 2017 and 2018. Bottas was behind both Ferraris and a Red Bull in 2018 and behind Vettel in 2017. Mercedes won the titles that year because they had a better lead driver. The two cars were roughly equal, it is just that Hamilton thrashed Vettel
@@sharl_leg like the other guy said, you are talking bs. Mercedes simply is best at adapting, and they have the best drivers, therefore they deserve the dominating position they hold. It's not the job of FIA to put Ferrari on top again when they decide to do a real shitty job with their cars even though they have great drivers.
@@Allyphant2909 no
Mercedes in 2014: "Allow us to introduce ourselves"
Otherwise they would withdraw from the Circus. FIA blocked the regulation for 3 years 2014-2016, to make it recover positions in the standings 1950-2015. In 2018, in the middle of the championship, the tire regulation changed, due to "blistering", do you remember? Otherwise ferrari would win :-( ... Sorry, It wasn't a good thing they would have threatened to retire again: D
"Allow us to re-join thanks to the introduction of Hybrid engine that would allow us to dominate only to leave once our domination will be over..Unlike REAL great teams that keep fighting during tough seasons"
People who watch F1 five minutes ago feel the need to mention Mercedes
You are young. Good for ya
Mercedes surpassed Williams in just 6 years. 6 FUCKING YEARS. And the rate just keeps getting higher. If it were to stay like that. They will surpass Ferrari in less than 4 years.
2014- 2019:
How many championships have you won.
Mercedes : Yes.
Ferrari : NO
Ik Mercedes are the best
RNL Luis until 2013 Ferrari was about 200 wins, Mercedes was 9 wins. That is it.
rAndy 883 yea but when Lewis joined Mercedes he got wins and wins and wins
@@lfcluis1130 well not slot of wins until rosberg left
Meanwhile 107👎 vs 238👍💪
The most beautiful and complete f1 ranking video I've ever seen, congrats!
Thank you😄
Thank you Italy 🇮🇹 from Canada for your motor racing history dedication and passion
The fact that Mercedes has won over 90% GPs since 2014 makes this video sad.
They won 86% of GPs between 2014-2016. They only won 60% of GPs from 2017-2019.
they pratically wrote the regulations of 2014...
@@saveriozingoni747 and they produced the first turbo hybrid engine prototype for FIA.
Why is sad?
@@saveriozingoni747 To avoid the domination of a team after 4 years, the rules are changed. (Ferrari 2000-2004, Red bull 2010-2013). Instead in 2018, they changed the tire regulation (in the middle of the championship), to make them win (referred to Mercedes) in every way. Smile! This is F1 wrestling
11:07 Senna's last victory and the first time a team, McLaren, overcomes Ferrari's hegemony
And, You can be damn sure, it was the first and last time
lotus did it before them
@@giuseppemaggio5894 hahaha, i love your sense of humor.
@@giuseppemaggio5894 Yes, Constantinople said the said when the city was sacked in 1204AD. It was the "first and last" time the city would be taken. Ottomans years later... haha. Long story short. Never say never.
@@giuseppemaggio5894 Yes, with the help of the FIA: Imola 1982, Silverstone 1998, Indianapölis 2005, Spa 2008...and so on!
Like how Alfa Romeo basically win the first ten races then don’t win again
And still remain on the top 15 even today
It's not like they became bad, after the second championship they just abandoned Formula 1, what a shame.
Results updated to 22/07/2021:
Ferrari - 238
McLaren - 182
Mercedes - 119
Williams - 114
Lotus - 79
Red Bull - 70
Renault / Alpine - 36
Brabham - 35
Benetton - 27
Tyrrell - 23
More podiums:
Ferrari - 776
McLaren - 491
Williams - 312
Mercedes - 250
Red Bull - 193
Lotus - 172
Brabham - 124
Renault / Alpine - 104
Benetton - 102
Tyrrell - 77
The name of the team was "Vanwall" and Tony Vanderwell was the owner.
I love those rankings. Please more
Wow.Thanks😄
Nice, but big mistake here, because Raikonen was driving and winning for Lotus, not for Renault
The truth has been revealed!!
Danny Ric is John Cena
I would love to see teams such as maserat or porsche or lotus
Brabham, cooper, lotus, BRM, tyrell oh god the feels.
para los amantes de la F1. este canal es simplemente HERMOSO.
would be really interesting to see Porsche and Lotus exist in the current F1 landscape. Trade in Racing Point for Lotus, and Toro Rosso for Porsche for example.
Not gonna happen. Racing point will become Aston Martin
But isnt renault lotus?
@@tarsierr Not anymore, only Renault.
@@tarsierr No, Team Lotus went under at the end of 94.
Why don't trade RedBull instead of Alpha Tauri
Direct battle between HAMILTON and VERSTAPPEN:
ruclips.net/video/DrfAq2R11gw/видео.html
10 races in beautiful 1/43 Mercedes and Redbull replicas with speeds close to 400 km/h.
Sad to see for most of its history British teams have been highly competitive in this and yet now they have all fallen off a cliff or vanished entirely.
A lot of "non-british" teams, are based in the UK, have factories in the UK and employ british engineers and designers. Teams like RedBull or RacingPoint (Force India), even the Ferrari back in the nineties was designed by British designers I think.
@@stephencrompton4352 jack brabham another one, australian based in the UK
@@stephencrompton4352 Mercedes F1 also has a large presence in the UK
@@jameswhitehorn6432 I think most teams on the grid do.
@@GreendragonDMX Yeah Brabham was listed in this as a British team. There was also Bruce McLaren who was a NewZealander, though McLaren is a British tea/company.
Thanks for so much work - great performance again. Three wonderful animations. Friedel, a great Ayrton Senna fan.
Thank you for watching😄
If you like this one, you will love the ones on my channel, check it out!
It's incredible what Mercedes and Red Bull had accomplished in 10 years
The 90's season seemed like it was full of championship battles. Like with
Schumacher vs Hill
Hakkinen vs Frentzen
Schumacher vs Villeneuve
Schumacher vs Hakkinen
Prost vs Senna
Senna vs Mansell
I know I wasn't born in those times but my dad says "Seeing those championship battles was the most epic thing he ever saw on television."
Could you please make an update at the end of the 2023 season. Thank you in advance!
El día que Ferrari decida abandonar la categoría - cosa difícil de imaginar - será el fin de la F1
18:19 this driver is insane dude
18:14Ricciardo!
Great video, great graphic !! 👍👍👏👏
This is the type of chart, that i like. Teams from the very beginning, from the golden era and from modern era - all in one screen with comparable numbers. Nice.
(the music was too much for me, i muted)
Mais uma vez, parabéns pelo belo trabalho!!
Yes... Good job!
Thanks😄
Tip: Put the video on 2x speed
This video is long😅
Music sounds cool as well😂
People boo’d Vettel because he was dominant, yet compared to Hamilton, 2010-2013 was as crazy as this season (2021), if not more crazy.
The Americans loved their Offy engines in the 50's.
Mostly on Indy 500
@@RacingStatistics And only in the Indy 500. An annoying thing, Indy giving points to the FIA World Championship (I don't say F1, because in 1956 the championship was performed with F2 cars)
And establish competing teams instead of making one big.
Offy is a Miller derivative which itself was inspired by Peugeot. Offy cars dominated Indy grid most of 60's and 70's until the arrival of Ford Cosworth.
Can you do the Le Mans constructors winners rakings?
This channel is superb
None says that Alfa Romeo, that raced only in 1950 and 1951, has stayed in top ten for 43 years.
Loving how in 1997 the best top three has only a small difference between them in wins
Hope that Williams get their shit together, they're my favorite Team since the Mansell days.
Nice video! I have some feedback for your next version (if you make one with 2020). Could you somehow visually display which teams are still active in the current shown year? Looking forward to the 2020 version
Sad to see Ferrari in its current situation
Lotus were really a great team. If they have good financial background, im willing to see that they dominate the race!
from: lotus fan
red bull being the ones to briefly kick merc off the list is poetic
I'm here for the metal track!
Name of this track?
@@netruningEthan Meixsell. I think track name is Run
Wow, there you can see how underrated Rosberg was.
The sad thing is that after two years Ferrari is still at 238 victories...
Ask Alfa Romeo, it's been 70 years and still at 10
1950’s: Ferrari
1960’s: Lotus
1970’s:Ferrari
1980’s:McLaren
1990’s:Williams
2000’s:Ferrari
2010’s:Mercedes
so 2020’s: Red Bull
2030’s: Ferrari hopefully?
Came for the stays, stayed for the music
18:14 when the red bull car wins the 2014 races by herself
excellent - so many names and teams i had forgotten
can you do it as a percentage of races entered to show relative success?
The 3rd team with more victories and see where's now... Can't believe that Williams couldn't compete with all the others F1 in last few years.
They took Adrian Newey for granted. Shit fell apart after Newey went to Mclaren
Great Video
Every team lineage of this century (there were only 17, surprisingly):
Active:
Ferrari (1950-) 16 titles
McLaren (1966-) 8 titles
Tyrrell-BAR-Honda-Brawn-Mercedes (1968-) 9 titles
Frank Williams-Williams (1969-) 9 titles
Toleman-Benetton-Renault (Lotus F1/Renault)-Alpine (1981-) 3 titles
Minardi-Toro Rosso-AlphaTauri (1985-) 0 titles
Jordan-Midland-Spyker-Force India-Racing Point-Aston Martin (1991-) 0 titles
Sauber (BMW)-Alfa Romeo (1993-) 0 titles
Stewart-Jaguar-Red Bull (1997-) 4 titles
Haas (2016-) 0 titles
Folded:
Virgin-Marussia-Manor (2010-16)
Team Lotus-Caterham (2010-14)
HRT (2010-12)
Toyota (2002-2009)
Super Aguri (2006-08)
Arrows (Footwork) (1978-2002)
Ligier-Prost (1976-2001)
Correct if anything's off.
Cool!
Great video
McClaren Honda with ayrton was an monstrous combination...
Well, he won his last 5 races with McLaren powered by a Cosworth (Ford) V8. Had Honda stayed in F1 after 1992 and developed a new V10 engine (the V12 was too heavy) Senna probably would have stayed with McLaren and never went to Williams...
Como me hubiese gustado ver correr a Fangio y Ascari.
that Merc dominance from 2014 on is insane
Lot of back and forth with Jim Clark and Graham Hill until Jackie comes along
Very good very hard to do it here congratulations on the project🎸
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Schumi destroyed Mclaren team...
And put Ferrari in other league too. If you like this video I do too, check my channel and if you want subscribe, it helps me a lot :)
After Senna and Prost, only Hamilton was REALLY good in McLaren
Jenson did a good job, too...
Jobrill Hunter Schumi later destroyed himself. Hope it was worth it.
Alonso destroyed the team when he lobbied heavily to get rid of HONDA while making a joke of one one of the most accomplished engine manufactures on and off the grid that the world has ever seen.
Nice work!
Thanks😄
Sad to see that Maldonado gave Williams their last win
Tks for video.is there a more recent one ? We just finished the 2023 seasson .
I miss the Ferrari of the 2000s and 2004s.😭❤️🔴
When I first watched F1 as a child and seeing Michael Schumacher winning in an Ferrari car that was the day I became a Ferrari fan🔴
Fun stats... kimi just had too be the man too win Ferrari's 200th race... 👍👍👍
Ferrari!!! Get back to the winning days!!!
#Forzaferrari
Also Ferrari when they actually can win a race: NO
There is no rush. Our advantage on others is so huge, there really is no rush. Those whok now about F1 know it's just a matter of time before the mighty red italian cars get back on top...and by that time you'll probably see Mercedes leave again because that is just one of the big differences between a mercenary team and real historical team
Ferrari will come again. Best wishes from UK
Just still shows that Mclaren/ Ferrari is still THE rivalry in formula 1
Alfa Romeo just sat there, for 69 years.
Quite amazing when you at the wins that way.
when you realize mercedes still behind williams and mclaren...
@SharvinPlayz We're not even twelve races in. If Mercedes would've won all races up to the twelfth, they'd be on the same spot as Williams. We first of all haven't had that many races until now and second of all they didn't even win all races, so it will take them at least until race 15 to actually be ahead of Williams. Are you dumb?
Before the Second World War Mercedes-Benz competed in the European Championship, winning three titles. The marque debuted in Formula One in 1954. After winning their first race at the 1954 French Grand Prix, driver Juan Manuel Fangio won another three Grands Prix to win the 1954 Drivers' Championship and repeated this success in 1955. Despite winning two Drivers' Championships, Mercedes-Benz withdrew from motor racing after 1955 in response to the 1955 Le Mans disaster.
cool lotus and ferrari
This could be re-made with 2 additional versions, which also are as much correct as this one. Few of the top teams have always been known with their names that still exixt, yet some teams have changed names quite a few times, and become something else. I think 3 different teams have raced under Lotus name and current Renault team has nothing to do with the late-70's Renault, and the history of current mercedes is something else than what 50's mercedes was... It is very interesting stuff and can sometimes be quite confusing.
I Recommend that you combine Renault and Benetton's win tally. Benetton sold to Renault F1 team. They sold it on ('Lotus') and bought it back (Renault Sport F1 team) now racing as 'Alpine'. That Enstone-based team that we all know as Benetton / Renault.
Por isso que é preocupante a situação da Williams, pois é terceira equipe da história da Fórmula 1. Isso precisa ser resolvido, a Williams precisa ser salva.
Lotus and Ferrari reminded me of the euro 2020
Ferrari on the top, never die!
Very good, thanks
1957 and 1958. Ferrari, Alfa Romeo and Maserati in the top 3
Yep, before the British teams began transforming F1 to the world's leading motor sport in the 1960's. Rear-engined cars, monocoque chassis, engine as a stressed member of the chassis, wings, inboard brakes etc etc.
When Lotus won the 1965 Indy500 with Jim Clark it was proof the American USAC (Indy) roadsters weren't the most advanced racing series. Ferrari tried to beat the USAC roadsters at Indy in 1952 but failed even to finish the race.
Btw, this is why Ford went to John Wyer (British), Eric Broadley(British) and Roy Lunn(British) to design the Ford GT40 and to Cosworth(British) to design the most successful F1 engine ever the Cosworth DFV V8.
Btw, the present day Mercedes F1 team is based in Britain (both chassis and power unit) as is the Red Bull team (Milton Keynes).
Past glory is no good to present day Baghdad, Iraq - even if it was a scientific center full of great mathematicians, surgeons, astronomers and architects a thousand years ago.
What matters is today. Peace.
Reasons why every Formula One fan should watch this video: 1 - Epic racing graphics? Check! 2 - Adrenaline-pumping music? (excepting for the last one!) Check! 3 - Experience-ruining ads? Unfortunately...CHECK!
16:08 the team was toro rosso, they are named alpha tauri since 2020
Tolles Video
So its race wins by constructor? Confused me for a second I thought you meant constructors that won the year in question.
Awesome video though
Muy buen trabajo!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
thanks😄
Alfa Romeo 70 years. 10 wins. Last win 1951. 👌
Inglesi , tedeschi, francesi,americani......
Tutti sempre ad inseguire
Eh già... Questa fa male
Lotus 81 with the two wins from Kimi
Its not the same team just the same name.
Mbwoah
Is a different team there has been 3 difrerent Lotus throw history it is something really strange😂
@@valraukardso7117 You could say the same about Renault, Mercedes or Alfa Romeo. They enter and exit F1 many times. Lotus is not a exception.
@@Videos-sobre-punhos-e-rodas no its not. Mercedes etc its the same company behind but not in the case of Lotus. Just look at the wikipedia page. Same name but diffrent teams.
Alfa Romero's, Mas and Mercedes first win by JM Fangio. Legend🏆
So Basicly we (U.K) and Italy are simply THE BEST!!🇬🇧🏁🇮🇹
Exactly!
Love from Italy 🇮🇹🇬🇧
no italy is the best uk is 2
@@HaeroPiggyPvp ? Are you dreaming?
@@HaeroPiggyPvp nah, I don't think so. Ferrari is the best team of all time, but English people have more great team like Lotus and McLaren. So I think that both of us are the best
Well Mercedes has 102 wins in 13 seasons there avg is literally the best here so a german car leading
You didn't give kimi's lotus wins to either renault or lotus? why?
also no danny ric image or name for the first couple seasons seems weird
What's name of music playing at 17:35?
min 11:41 coulthard wins portugal gp (1995) with williams, but tyrrel overtakes benetton without increasing gp number (23). It happens again at 14:22 with cooper-maserati (16gp). Min 14:33 BRM 17gp and it happens again many other times...anyway, to change team names when they change engine should be not so difficult.
To think Alfa Romeo and Ferrari are battling each other after so many decades! Only at the wrong end of the grid.
11:05 Magic moment. McLaren on Top.
mclaren and Williams came and conquered with the best drivers in their seats