The Mercedes Formula 1 Team represents a powerhouse in modern motorsport, marking a triumphant return to the pinnacle of racing with the establishment of a works team in 2010. This strategic move ignited a period of remarkable ascent for the Silver Arrows, rapidly transforming them into a dominant force within the Grand Prix landscape. The team’s re-entry into Formula 1 immediately sparked immense anticipation, fueled by the sensational comeback of Michael Schumacher, a legend returning to the sport.
2024
The season witnessed George Russell and Lewis Hamilton each securing two victories in the W15, yet overall consistency eluded the Mercedes Formula 1 Team, resulting in a fourth-place finish in the constructors’ standings. A seismic announcement reverberated through the F1 community as Lewis Hamilton revealed his impending departure to Ferrari at the close of the season.
2023
A year of challenges unfolded as the W14 demonstrated limited improvement over its predecessor, leading to Mercedes Formula 1 Team enduring their first winless season in Grand Prix racing since 2011. However, persistent development efforts culminated in the team surpassing Ferrari to clinch second position in the championship at the season finale.
2022
Sweeping regulatory changes reshaped the competitive order, and Mercedes’ W13 challenger fell short of expectations, positioning them as the leading team behind Red Bull Racing and Ferrari. Newcomer George Russell secured the team’s solitary victory of the season and outperformed Lewis Hamilton, who experienced his first Formula 1 season without a race win.
2021
The Mercedes Formula 1 Team encountered their most significant test to their dominance in the turbo-hybrid era. Lewis Hamilton narrowly missed out on the drivers’ championship to Max Verstappen of Red Bull Racing, despite achieving eight race wins. Nevertheless, the team demonstrated resilience, securing their eighth consecutive constructors’ title.
2020
Just when it seemed Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton had reached their peak, they elevated their performance to new heights. The reigning champion achieved an astounding 11 victories, shattering records and equaling Michael Schumacher’s record of seven drivers’ championships, even after missing a race due to Covid-19. Valtteri Bottas contributed an additional two wins, cementing another dominant double championship for the Mercedes Formula 1 Team Silver Arrows.
