Toyota Engine F1 Stats

12
Engine failures · 2.4% of starts
140
Grand Prix starts
17
Podiums
3
Pole positions

Toyota supplied Formula 1 engines from 2002 to 2009, 8 seasons in all. Its engines started 140 Grands Prix without a win but took 17 podium finishes. Toyota last powered a Formula 1 car in 2009. In the all-time engine ranking on points Toyota stands 12th of 74.

Every Toyota F1 engine, today back to 2002

Newest first · click a column to sort · titles as drivers’ / constructors’

EngineYearsGPWinsPolesPodiumsPTSTitlesDNF
RVX-09 2.4 V8
Designed byKazuo TakeuchiLuca Marmorini
ToyotaWilliams
200917015940 / 0·
RVX-08 2.4 V8
Designed byLuca Marmorini
ToyotaWilliams
200818004820 / 01
RVX-07 2.4 V8
Designed byLuca Marmorini
ToyotaWilliams
200717001460 / 01
RVX-06 2.4 V8
Designed byLuca Marmorini
WilliamsToyotaMidlandSpyker
200618001460 / 05
RVX-05 3.0 V10
Designed byLuca Marmorini
JordanToyota
2005190261000 / 0·
RVX-04 3.0 V10
Designed byLuca Marmorini
Toyota
20041800090 / 01
RVX-03 3.0 V10
Designed byLuca Marmorini
Toyota
200316000160 / 01
RVX-02 3.0 V10
Designed byNorbert KreyerLuca Marmorini
Toyota
20021700020 / 03

Full engine statistics

All Formula 1 World Championship races, 2002–2009

Grand Prix starts140
Race wins0
Pole positions3
Podiums17
Fastest laps5
Points395
Drivers’ titles0
Constructors’ titles0
12th of 74 in the all-time engine ranking →

Teams powered by Toyota

Newest first · click a column to sort · titles as drivers’ / constructors’

TeamYearsSeasonsGP startsWinsTitles
Toyota2002–2009813900 / 0
Williams2006–200947000 / 0
Midland200611400 / 0
Spyker20061400 / 0
Jordan200511900 / 0

Frequently Asked Questions

Has a Toyota engine ever won a Grand Prix?
No. Toyota engines started 140 Grands Prix without a win.
When did Toyota supply Formula 1 engines?
Toyota: 8 seasons, 2002–2009.
Where does Toyota rank among F1 engine manufacturers?
12th of 74 in the all-time engine ranking on points.

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