Most successful team in F1 history - Page 2

crmalcolm · 5 Jan 2023, 13:24 (Ref:4138988)

In 1981, Williams now joins the list with a 3-year record of 15 from 44.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
Lotus	1962	1965	39	19	48.72%
Cooper	1958	1960	27	13	48.15%
Lotus	1961	1963	27	13	48.15%
Cooper	1959	1961	25	11	44.00%
Lotus	1960	1965	56	24	42.86%
Tyrrell	1971	1973	38	16	42.11%
Lotus	1972	1974	42	15	35.71%
Lotus	1970	1973	51	18	35.29%
Ferrari	1975	1979	78	27	34.62%
Lotus	1965	1973	104	36	34.62%
Lotus	1964	1973	114	39	34.21%
Lotus	1967	1973	85	29	34.12%
Williams	1979	1981	44	15	34.09%
Ferrari	1974	1976	47	16	34.04%
Tyrrell	1971	1974	53	18	33.96%
Lotus	1968	1973	74	25	33.78%
Ferrari	1956	1961	49	15	30.61%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 5 Jan 2023, 13:28 (Ref:4138989)

After the 1984 season, McLaren appears for the first time with a record of 17 from 47.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
Lotus	1962	1965	39	19	48.72%
Cooper	1958	1960	27	13	48.15%
Lotus	1961	1963	27	13	48.15%
Lotus	1960	1965	56	24	42.86%
Tyrrell	1971	1973	38	16	42.11%
McLaren	1982	1984	47	17	36.17%
Lotus	1972	1974	42	15	35.71%
Lotus	1970	1973	51	18	35.29%
Ferrari	1975	1979	78	27	34.62%
Lotus	1965	1973	104	36	34.62%
Lotus	1964	1973	114	39	34.21%
Lotus	1967	1973	85	29	34.12%
Williams	1979	1981	44	15	34.09%
Ferrari	1974	1976	47	16	34.04%
Tyrrell	1971	1974	53	18	33.96%
Lotus	1968	1973	74	25	33.78%
Ferrari	1956	1961	49	15	30.61%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

Gerard C · 5 Jan 2023, 17:35 (Ref:4139021)

Its really english teams vs the rest of the world, Ferrari and Alfa remaining exceptions. Where are the Froggies?

**Aysedasi** · 7 Jan 2023, 13:21 (Ref:4139182)

All very interesting indeed, as indeed is your prowess with the tables function!

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 07:35 (Ref:4139287)

After the 1985 season, McLaren improves on the 3 year record with a 19 from 47.
McLaren also posts a >50 race record of 23 from 63.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
Lotus	1962	1965	39	19	48.72%
Cooper	1958	1960	27	13	48.15%
Lotus	1961	1963	27	13	48.15%
Lotus	1960	1965	56	24	42.86%
Tyrrell	1971	1973	38	16	42.11%
McLaren	1983	1985	47	19	40.43%
McLaren	1982	1985	63	23	36.51%
McLaren	1982	1984	47	17	36.17%
Lotus	1970	1973	51	18	35.29%
Ferrari	1975	1979	78	27	34.62%
Lotus	1965	1973	104	36	34.62%
Lotus	1964	1973	114	39	34.21%
Lotus	1967	1973	85	29	34.12%
Williams	1979	1981	44	15	34.09%
Ferrari	1974	1976	47	16	34.04%
Tyrrell	1971	1974	53	18	33.96%
Ferrari	1956	1961	49	15	30.61%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 07:40 (Ref:4139288)

After the 1986 season, McLaren improves again for a record of 22 from 48.
McLaren also posts another >50 race record of 23 from 63.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
Lotus	1962	1965	39	19	48.72%
Cooper	1958	1960	27	13	48.15%
Lotus	1961	1963	27	13	48.15%
McLaren	1984	1986	48	22	45.83%
Lotus	1960	1965	56	24	42.86%
Tyrrell	1971	1973	38	16	42.11%
McLaren	1983	1985	47	19	40.43%
McLaren	1982	1985	63	23	36.51%
McLaren	1983	1986	63	23	36.51%
Lotus	1970	1973	51	18	35.29%
Ferrari	1975	1979	78	27	34.62%
Lotus	1965	1973	104	36	34.62%
Lotus	1964	1973	114	39	34.21%
Williams	1979	1981	44	15	34.09%
Ferrari	1974	1976	47	16	34.04%
Tyrrell	1971	1974	53	18	33.96%
Ferrari	1956	1961	49	15	30.61%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 07:56 (Ref:4139289)

After the 1987 season, Williams’ record of 22 from 48 matches McLaren’s previous.
McLaren also sets a new >50 record of 25 from 64, along with Williams also recording a 23 from 64.
This is probably the first time that two teams were simultaneously setting notable records.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
Lotus	1962	1965	39	19	48.72%
Cooper	1958	1960	27	13	48.15%
Lotus	1961	1963	27	13	48.15%
McLaren	1984	1986	48	22	45.83%
Williams	1985	1987	48	22	45.83%
Lotus	1960	1965	56	24	42.86%
Tyrrell	1971	1973	38	16	42.11%
McLaren	1984	1987	64	25	39.06%
McLaren	1982	1985	63	23	36.51%
Williams	1984	1987	64	23	35.94%
Ferrari	1975	1979	78	27	34.62%
Lotus	1965	1973	104	36	34.62%
Lotus	1964	1973	114	39	34.21%
Williams	1979	1981	44	15	34.09%
Ferrari	1974	1976	47	16	34.04%
Tyrrell	1971	1974	53	18	33.96%
Ferrari	1956	1961	49	15	30.61%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 08:07 (Ref:4139290)

In 1988, McLaren continues to improve statistically, along with setting new records for >100 race periods with a 40 from 80 and 45 from 111.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
McLaren	1984	1988	80	40	50.00%
Lotus	1962	1965	39	19	48.72%
Cooper	1958	1960	27	13	48.15%
Lotus	1961	1963	27	13	48.15%
McLaren	1984	1986	48	22	45.83%
Williams	1985	1987	48	22	45.83%
McLaren	1986	1988	48	22	45.83%
McLaren	1985	1988	64	28	43.75%
McLaren	1983	1988	95	41	43.16%
Lotus	1960	1965	56	24	42.86%
Tyrrell	1971	1973	38	16	42.11%
McLaren	1982	1988	111	45	40.54%
McLaren	1984	1987	64	25	39.06%
McLaren	1982	1985	63	23	36.51%
McLaren	1981	1988	126	46	36.51%
Williams	1979	1981	44	15	34.09%
Ferrari	1975	1977	47	16	34.04%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 08:16 (Ref:4139291)

McLaren begins to dominate the records after the 1989 season, setting new benchmarks for <50, >50, >100 and a new record for periods with >150 races of 56 from 156.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
McLaren	1984	1989	96	50	52.08%
McLaren	1986	1989	64	32	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1988	80	40	50.00%
Lotus	1962	1965	39	19	48.72%
Cooper	1958	1960	27	13	48.15%
Lotus	1961	1963	27	13	48.15%
McLaren	1985	1989	80	38	47.50%
McLaren	1983	1989	111	51	45.95%
McLaren	1984	1986	48	22	45.83%
Williams	1985	1987	48	22	45.83%
McLaren	1986	1988	48	22	45.83%
McLaren	1985	1988	64	28	43.75%
McLaren	1982	1989	127	55	43.31%
McLaren	1983	1988	95	41	43.16%
Tyrrell	1971	1973	38	16	42.11%
McLaren	1980	1989	156	56	35.90%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 08:25 (Ref:4139292)

1990 complete, and McLaren continues to set new records. A 38 from 41 is the best post-1950 record. As well as improving the >50, >100 and >150 benchmarks there is a new record for >200 races with 62 from 203.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
McLaren	1987	1990	64	34	53.13%
McLaren	1984	1989	96	50	52.08%
McLaren	1986	1989	64	32	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1988	80	40	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1990	112	56	50.00%
Lotus	1962	1965	39	19	48.72%
Cooper	1958	1960	27	13	48.15%
Lotus	1961	1963	27	13	48.15%
McLaren	1985	1989	80	38	47.50%
McLaren	1986	1990	80	38	47.50%
McLaren	1983	1989	111	51	45.95%
McLaren	1984	1986	48	22	45.83%
Williams	1985	1987	48	22	45.83%
McLaren	1981	1990	158	62	39.24%
McLaren	1978	1990	203	62	30.54

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 08:36 (Ref:4139294)

1991, and McLaren set even better records for periods of over 150, 200 and now 250 races with Lotus remaining as the only post-war record not bettered by a McLaren spell.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
McLaren	1988	1991	64	39	60.94%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
McLaren	1987	1990	64	34	53.13%
McLaren	1987	1991	80	42	52.50%
McLaren	1984	1989	96	50	52.08%
McLaren	1989	1991	48	24	50.00%
McLaren	1986	1989	64	32	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1988	80	40	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1990	112	56	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1991	128	64	50.00%
McLaren	1982	1991	159	69	43.40%
McLaren	1981	1991	174	70	40.23%
McLaren	1979	1991	203	70	34.48%
McLaren	1978	1991	219	70	31.96%
McLaren	1975	1991	266	82	30.83%
McLaren	1974	1991	281	86	30.60%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 08:48 (Ref:4139296)

1992 and no surprise that McLaren continues setting new records.
Specifically, the best record for >150, >200, >250 and a new benchmark for >300 races.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
McLaren	1988	1991	64	39	60.94%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
McLaren	1988	1992	80	44	55.00%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
McLaren	1987	1990	64	34	53.13%
McLaren	1987	1991	80	42	52.50%
McLaren	1984	1989	96	50	52.08%
McLaren	1989	1991	48	24	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1990	112	56	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1991	128	64	50.00%
McLaren	1983	1992	159	70	44.03%
McLaren	1982	1991	159	69	43.40%
McLaren	1980	1992	204	75	36.76%
McLaren	1979	1991	203	70	34.48%
McLaren	1976	1992	268	84	31.34%
McLaren	1977	1992	252	78	30.95%
McLaren	1973	1992	312	94	30.13%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 08:57 (Ref:4139297)

1993 and Williams moves back on to the list with a 27 from 48 record.
McLaren continues setting new records for >150, >200, >250 and >300 races.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
McLaren	1988	1991	64	39	60.94%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Williams	1991	1993	48	27	56.25%
McLaren	1988	1992	80	44	55.00%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
McLaren	1987	1990	64	34	53.13%
McLaren	1987	1991	80	42	52.50%
McLaren	1984	1990	112	56	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1991	128	64	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1993	160	74	46.25%
McLaren	1983	1992	159	70	44.03%
McLaren	1981	1993	206	80	38.83%
McLaren	1980	1992	204	75	36.76%
McLaren	1978	1993	251	80	31.87%
McLaren	1976	1992	268	84	31.34%
McLaren	1974	1993	313	96	30.67%
McLaren	1973	1993	328	99	30.18%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 09:04 (Ref:4139298)

By the time we reach the end of 1994, Williams posts another entry in the table with a 27 from 48 record. McLaren improves on one of the >200 race entries.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
McLaren	1988	1991	64	39	60.94%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Williams	1991	1993	48	27	56.25%
Williams	1992	1994	48	27	56.25%
McLaren	1988	1992	80	44	55.00%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
McLaren	1987	1990	64	34	53.13%
McLaren	1984	1990	112	56	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1991	128	64	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1993	160	74	46.25%
McLaren	1983	1992	159	70	44.03%
McLaren	1981	1993	206	80	38.83%
McLaren	1982	1994	207	79	38.16%
McLaren	1978	1993	251	80	31.87%
McLaren	1976	1992	268	84	31.34%
McLaren	1974	1993	313	96	30.67%
McLaren	1973	1993	328	99	30.18%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 09:14 (Ref:4139299)

It took until the end of 1996 before Williams’ strong run surpassed some of McLaren’s records.
By this time though, Williams had set a 44 from 81 as well as a new record for >250 races of 90 from 269.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
McLaren	1988	1991	64	39	60.94%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Williams	1991	1993	48	27	56.25%
Williams	1992	1994	48	27	56.25%
McLaren	1988	1992	80	44	55.00%
Williams	1992	1996	81	44	54.32%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
McLaren	1984	1990	112	56	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1991	128	64	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1993	160	74	46.25%
McLaren	1983	1992	159	70	44.03%
McLaren	1981	1993	206	80	38.83%
McLaren	1982	1994	207	79	38.16%
Williams	1980	1996	269	90	33.46%
Williams	1979	1996	284	95	33.45%
McLaren	1974	1993	313	96	30.67%
McLaren	1973	1993	328	99	30.18%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 09:22 (Ref:4139305)

At the close of the 1997 season, it becomes clear that Williams is now setting new records for longer-term success, with new benchmarks in >100, >200, >250 and >300 race stretches.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
McLaren	1988	1991	64	39	60.94%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Williams	1991	1993	48	27	56.25%
Williams	1992	1994	48	27	56.25%
McLaren	1988	1992	80	44	55.00%
Williams	1992	1996	81	44	54.32%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
Williams	1991	1997	114	59	51.75%
McLaren	1984	1990	112	56	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1993	160	74	46.25%
McLaren	1983	1992	159	70	44.03%
Williams	1985	1997	210	85	40.48%
Williams	1984	1997	226	89	39.38%
Williams	1980	1997	286	98	34.27%
Williams	1982	1997	257	88	34.24%
Williams	1979	1997	301	103	34.22%
McLaren	1974	1993	313	96	30.67%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 09:26 (Ref:4139311)

1998 saw a minor change to the table, with Williams taking the second best >300 race record.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
McLaren	1988	1991	64	39	60.94%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Williams	1991	1993	48	27	56.25%
Williams	1992	1994	48	27	56.25%
McLaren	1988	1992	80	44	55.00%
Williams	1992	1996	81	44	54.32%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
Williams	1991	1997	114	59	51.75%
McLaren	1984	1990	112	56	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1993	160	74	46.25%
McLaren	1983	1992	159	70	44.03%
Williams	1985	1997	210	85	40.48%
Williams	1984	1997	226	89	39.38%
Williams	1980	1997	286	98	34.27%
Williams	1982	1997	257	88	34.24%
Williams	1979	1997	301	103	34.22%
Williams	1979	1998	317	103	32.49%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 10:07 (Ref:4139318)

1999 and McLaren’s record saw them back ahead of a couple of Williams’ entries.
Specifically the >250 record was a new benchmark.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
McLaren	1988	1991	64	39	60.94%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Williams	1991	1993	48	27	56.25%
Williams	1992	1994	48	27	56.25%
McLaren	1988	1992	80	44	55.00%
Williams	1992	1996	81	44	54.32%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
Williams	1991	1997	114	59	51.75%
McLaren	1984	1990	112	56	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1993	160	74	46.25%
McLaren	1983	1992	159	70	44.03%
Williams	1985	1997	210	85	40.48%
Williams	1984	1997	226	89	39.38%
McLaren	1984	1999	258	93	36.05%
Williams	1980	1997	286	98	34.27%
Williams	1979	1997	301	103	34.22%
McLaren	1981	1999	304	99	32.57%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 10:13 (Ref:4139320)

After the 2000 season, McLaren’s >300 race record was a new high, with 105 from 306

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
McLaren	1988	1991	64	39	60.94%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Williams	1991	1993	48	27	56.25%
Williams	1992	1994	48	27	56.25%
McLaren	1988	1992	80	44	55.00%
Williams	1992	1996	81	44	54.32%
Lotus	1963	1965	30	16	53.33%
Williams	1991	1997	114	59	51.75%
McLaren	1984	1990	112	56	50.00%
McLaren	1984	1993	160	74	46.25%
McLaren	1983	1992	159	70	44.03%
Williams	1985	1997	210	85	40.48%
Williams	1984	1997	226	89	39.38%
McLaren	1984	1999	258	93	36.05%
McLaren	1982	2000	306	105	34.31%
Williams	1980	1997	286	98	34.27%
Williams	1979	1997	301	103	34.22%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 10:27 (Ref:4139322)

2 years later, and at the end of the 2002 season Ferrari’s dominance has seen a few entries in the table. Particularly, a new post-war record of 34 wins from 51 races.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
Ferrari	2000	2002	51	34	66.67%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
McLaren	1988	1991	64	39	60.94%
Ferrari	1999	2002	67	40	59.70%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Williams	1991	1993	48	27	56.25%
Williams	1992	1994	48	27	56.25%
Ferrari	1998	2002	83	46	55.42%
Williams	1991	1997	114	59	51.75%
Ferrari	1997	2002	100	51	51.00%
McLaren	1984	1993	160	74	46.25%
McLaren	1983	1992	159	70	44.03%
Williams	1985	1997	210	85	40.48%
Williams	1984	1997	226	89	39.38%
McLaren	1984	1999	258	93	36.05%
McLaren	1982	2000	306	105	34.31%
Williams	1980	1997	286	98	34.27%
Williams	1979	1997	301	103	34.22%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 12:25 (Ref:4139328)

With 2003 completed, Ferrari add another entry with a 32 from 50 record.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
Ferrari	2000	2002	51	34	66.67%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
Ferrari	2001	2003	50	32	64.00%
McLaren	1988	1991	64	39	60.94%
Ferrari	1999	2002	67	40	59.70%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Williams	1991	1993	48	27	56.25%
Williams	1992	1994	48	27	56.25%
Williams	1991	1997	114	59	51.75%
Ferrari	1997	2002	100	51	51.00%
McLaren	1984	1993	160	74	46.25%
McLaren	1983	1992	159	70	44.03%
Williams	1985	1997	210	85	40.48%
Williams	1984	1997	226	89	39.38%
McLaren	1984	1999	258	93	36.05%
McLaren	1982	2000	306	105	34.31%
Williams	1980	1997	286	98	34.27%
Williams	1979	1997	301	103	34.22%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 12:35 (Ref:4139329)

After 2004, Ferrari starts to rack up a number of entries in the list. A new post-war record of 38 from 51 is made, along with benchmarks for >100 and >150.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
Ferrari	2002	2004	51	38	74.51%
Ferrari	2001	2004	68	47	69.12%
Ferrari	2000	2004	85	57	67.06%
Ferrari	2000	2002	51	34	66.67%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
Ferrari	2001	2003	50	32	64.00%
Ferrari	1999	2004	101	63	62.38%
McLaren	1988	1991	64	39	60.94%
Ferrari	1997	2004	117	69	58.97%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Ferrari	1996	2004	150	77	51.33%
Ferrari	1995	2004	167	78	46.71%
Williams	1985	1997	210	85	40.48%
Williams	1984	1997	226	89	39.38%
McLaren	1984	1999	258	93	36.05%
McLaren	1982	2000	306	105	34.31%
Williams	1980	1997	286	98	34.27%
Williams	1979	1997	301	103	34.22%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 12:42 (Ref:4139332)

In 2005, Ferrari set further benchmarks at >150 and >200. McLaren also posted a new benchmark for periods >400 races, with 124 from 408

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
Ferrari	2002	2004	51	38	74.51%
Ferrari	2001	2004	68	47	69.12%
Ferrari	2000	2004	85	57	67.06%
Ferrari	2000	2002	51	34	66.67%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
Ferrari	2001	2003	50	32	64.00%
Ferrari	1999	2004	101	63	62.38%
Ferrari	1997	2004	117	69	58.97%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Ferrari	1996	2004	150	77	51.33%
Ferrari	1997	2005	153	75	49.02%
Williams	1985	1997	210	85	40.48%
Ferrari	1994	2005	202	80	39.60%
McLaren	1984	1999	258	93	36.05%
McLaren	1982	2000	306	105	34.31%
Williams	1980	1997	286	98	34.27%
Williams	1979	1997	301	103	34.22%
McLaren	1981	2005	408	124	30.39%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 12:49 (Ref:4139334)

After 2006, Ferrari continues to improve on some of the high race number statistics.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
Ferrari	2002	2004	51	38	74.51%
Ferrari	2001	2004	68	47	69.12%
Ferrari	2000	2004	85	57	67.06%
Ferrari	2000	2002	51	34	66.67%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
Ferrari	2001	2003	50	32	64.00%
Ferrari	1999	2004	101	63	62.38%
Ferrari	1997	2004	117	69	58.97%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Ferrari	1996	2004	150	77	51.33%
Ferrari	1998	2006	154	79	51.30%
Ferrari	1995	2006	204	88	43.14%
Williams	1985	1997	210	85	40.48%
McLaren	1984	1999	258	93	36.05%
Ferrari	1992	2006	252	89	35.32%
McLaren	1982	2000	306	105	34.31%
Williams	1979	1997	301	103	34.22%
McLaren	1981	2005	408	124	30.39%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

crmalcolm · 9 Jan 2023, 12:59 (Ref:4139335)

At the end of 2007, more records have fallen. Ferrari is starting to dominate the table, with McLaren’s long-term record setting the 400+ benchmarks.

Team	Start	End	Races	Wins	Ratio
1 Ferrari*	1951	1953	22	17	77.27%
Ferrari	2002	2004	51	38	74.51%
Ferrari	2001	2004	68	47	69.12%
Ferrari	2000	2004	85	57	67.06%
2 Alfa-Romeo*	1946	1950	20	13	65.00%
McLaren	1988	1990	48	31	64.58%
Ferrari	1999	2004	101	63	62.38%
Ferrari	1997	2004	117	69	58.97%
McLaren	1987	1989	48	28	58.33%
Ferrari	1999	2007	155	85	54.84%
Ferrari	1997	2007	171	88	51.46%
Ferrari	1996	2007	204	96	47.06%
Ferrari	1995	2007	221	97	43.89%
Ferrari	1993	2007	253	98	38.74%
Ferrari	1992	2007	269	98	36.43%
Ferrari	1990	2007	301	104	34.55%
McLaren	1982	2000	306	105	34.31%
McLaren	1983	2007	412	127	30.83%
McLaren	1982	2007	428	131	30.61%
Ferrari	1986	2007	365	110	30.14%

*1 – includes WDC seasons of F2 regulations
*2 – includes pre-1950 results

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