Every Formula 1 Season (1950-2026)

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1. 2026Kimi AntonelliMercedesIn progress · round 18 of 23Mercedes leads bothLeads George Russell by 123 pointsConstructorsMercedes leads both
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The 2020s

Three different champions in six seasons. Two titles went down to the final race (2021, 2025). McLaren, Red Bull and Mercedes took two constructors' titles each.

1. 2025Lando NorrisMcLarenDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 1 point from Max Verstappen · 24 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
2. 2024Max VerstappenRed BullDecided in round 22 of 24by 63 points from Lando Norris · 24 Grands PrixConstructorsMcLaren
3. 2023Max VerstappenRed BullDecided in round 17 of 22Double championsby 290 points from Sergio Pérez · 22 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
4. 2022Max VerstappenRed BullDecided in round 18 of 22Double championsby 146 points from Charles Leclerc · 22 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
5. 2021Max VerstappenRed BullDecided in the final raceby 8 points from Lewis Hamilton · 22 Grands PrixConstructorsMercedes
6. 2020Lewis HamiltonMercedesDecided in round 14 of 17Double championsby 124 points from Valtteri Bottas · 17 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions

The 2010s

Three different champions in ten seasons. Four titles went down to the final race (2010, 2012, 2014, 2016). Mercedes took six constructors' titles, the most of the decade.

1. 2019Lewis HamiltonMercedesDecided in round 19 of 21Double championsby 87 points from Valtteri Bottas · 21 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
2. 2018Lewis HamiltonMercedesDecided in round 19 of 21Double championsby 88 points from Sebastian Vettel · 21 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
3. 2017Lewis HamiltonMercedesDecided in round 18 of 20Double championsby 46 points from Sebastian Vettel · 20 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
4. 2016Nico RosbergMercedesDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 5 points from Lewis Hamilton · 21 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
5. 2015Lewis HamiltonMercedesDecided in round 16 of 19Double championsby 59 points from Nico Rosberg · 19 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
6. 2014Lewis HamiltonMercedesDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 67 points from Nico Rosberg · 19 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
7. 2013Sebastian VettelRed BullDecided in round 16 of 19Double championsby 155 points from Fernando Alonso · 19 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
8. 2012Sebastian VettelRed BullDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 3 points from Fernando Alonso · 20 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
9. 2011Sebastian VettelRed BullDecided in round 15 of 19Double championsby 122 points from Jenson Button · 19 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
10. 2010Sebastian VettelRed BullDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 4 points from Fernando Alonso · 19 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions

The 2000s

Five different champions in ten seasons. Four titles went down to the final race (2003, 2006, 2007, 2008). Ferrari took seven constructors' titles, the most of the decade.

1. 2009Jenson ButtonBrawnDecided in round 16 of 17Double championsby 11 points from Sebastian Vettel · 17 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
2. 2008Lewis HamiltonMcLarenDecided in the final raceby 1 point from Felipe Massa · 18 Grands PrixConstructorsFerrari
3. 2007Kimi RäikkönenFerrariDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 1 point from Lewis Hamilton · 17 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
4. 2006Fernando AlonsoRenaultDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 13 points from Michael Schumacher · 18 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
5. 2005Fernando AlonsoRenaultDecided in round 17 of 19Double championsby 21 points from Kimi Räikkönen · 19 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
6. 2004Michael SchumacherFerrariDecided in round 14 of 18Double championsby 34 points from Rubens Barrichello · 18 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
7. 2003Michael SchumacherFerrariDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 2 points from Kimi Räikkönen · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
8. 2002Michael SchumacherFerrariDecided in round 11 of 17Double championsby 67 points from Rubens Barrichello · 17 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
9. 2001Michael SchumacherFerrariDecided in round 13 of 17Double championsby 58 points from David Coulthard · 17 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
10. 2000Michael SchumacherFerrariDecided in round 16 of 17Double championsby 19 points from Mika Häkkinen · 17 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions

The 1990s

Seven different champions in ten seasons. Five titles went down to the final race (1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999). Williams took five constructors' titles, the most of the decade.

1. 1999Mika HäkkinenMcLarenDecided in the final raceby 2 points from Eddie Irvine · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsFerrari
2. 1998Mika HäkkinenMcLarenDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 14 points from Michael Schumacher · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
3. 1997Jacques VilleneuveWilliamsDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 39 points from Heinz-Harald Frentzen · 17 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
4. 1996Damon HillWilliamsDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 19 points from Jacques Villeneuve · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
5. 1995Michael SchumacherBenettonDecided in round 15 of 17Double championsby 33 points from Damon Hill · 17 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
6. 1994Michael SchumacherBenettonDecided in the final raceby 1 point from Damon Hill · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsWilliams
7. 1993Alain ProstWilliamsDecided in round 14 of 16Double championsby 26 points from Ayrton Senna · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
8. 1992Nigel MansellWilliamsDecided in round 11 of 16Double championsby 52 points from Riccardo Patrese · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
9. 1991Ayrton SennaMcLarenDecided in round 15 of 16Double championsby 24 points from Nigel Mansell · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
10. 1990Ayrton SennaMcLarenDecided in round 15 of 16Double championsby 7 points from Alain Prost · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions

The 1980s

Six different champions in ten seasons. Five titles went down to the final race (1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986). McLaren and Williams took four constructors' titles each.

1. 1989Alain ProstMcLarenDecided in round 15 of 16Double championsby 16 points from Ayrton Senna · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
2. 1988Ayrton SennaMcLarenDecided in round 15 of 16Double championsby 3 points from Alain Prost · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
3. 1987Nelson PiquetWilliamsDecided in round 15 of 16Double championsby 12 points from Nigel Mansell · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
4. 1986Alain ProstMcLarenDecided in the final raceby 2 points from Nigel Mansell · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsWilliams
5. 1985Alain ProstMcLarenDecided in round 14 of 16Double championsby 20 points from Michele Alboreto · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
6. 1984Niki LaudaMcLarenDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 0.5 points from Alain Prost · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
7. 1983Nelson PiquetBrabhamDecided in the final raceby 2 points from Alain Prost · 15 Grands PrixConstructorsFerrari
8. 1982Keke RosbergWilliamsDecided in the final raceby 5 points from Didier Pironi · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsFerrari
9. 1981Nelson PiquetBrabhamDecided in the final raceby 1 point from Carlos Reutemann · 15 Grands PrixConstructorsWilliams
10. 1980Alan JonesWilliamsDecided in round 13 of 14Double championsby 13 points from Nelson Piquet · 14 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions

The 1970s

Seven different champions in ten seasons. Two titles went down to the final race (1974, 1976). Ferrari and Team Lotus took four constructors' titles each.

1. 1979Jody ScheckterFerrariDecided in round 13 of 15Double championsby 4 points from Gilles Villeneuve · 15 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
2. 1978Mario AndrettiTeam LotusDecided in round 14 of 16Double championsby 13 points from Ronnie Peterson · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
3. 1977Niki LaudaFerrariDecided in round 15 of 17Double championsby 17 points from Jody Scheckter · 17 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
4. 1976James HuntMcLarenDecided in the final raceby 1 point from Niki Lauda · 16 Grands PrixConstructorsFerrari
5. 1975Niki LaudaFerrariDecided in round 13 of 14Double championsby 19.5 points from Emerson Fittipaldi · 14 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
6. 1974Emerson FittipaldiMcLarenDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 3 points from Clay Regazzoni · 15 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
7. 1973Jackie StewartTyrrellDecided in round 13 of 15by 16 points from Emerson Fittipaldi · 15 Grands PrixConstructorsTeam Lotus
8. 1972Emerson FittipaldiTeam LotusDecided in round 10 of 12Double championsby 16 points from Jackie Stewart · 12 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
9. 1971Jackie StewartTyrrellDecided in round 8 of 11Double championsby 29 points from Ronnie Peterson · 11 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
10. 1970Jochen RindtTeam LotusDecided in round 12 of 13Double championsby 5 points from Jacky Ickx · 13 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions

The 1960s

Seven different champions in ten seasons. Four titles went down to the final race (1962, 1964, 1967, 1968). Team Lotus took three constructors' titles, the most of the decade.

1. 1969Jackie StewartMatraDecided in round 8 of 11Double championsby 26 points from Jacky Ickx · 11 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
2. 1968Graham HillTeam LotusDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 12 points from Jackie Stewart · 12 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
3. 1967Denny HulmeBrabhamDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 5 points from Jack Brabham · 11 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
4. 1966Jack BrabhamBrabhamDecided in round 7 of 9Double championsby 14 points from John Surtees · 9 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
5. 1965Jim ClarkTeam LotusDecided in round 7 of 10Double championsby 14 points from Graham Hill · 10 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
6. 1964John SurteesFerrariDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 1 point from Graham Hill · 10 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
7. 1963Jim ClarkTeam LotusDecided in round 7 of 10Double championsby 25 points from Graham Hill · 10 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
8. 1962Graham HillBRMDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 12 points from Jim Clark · 9 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
9. 1961Phil HillFerrariDecided in round 7 of 8Double championsby 1 point from Wolfgang von Trips · 8 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
10. 1960Jack BrabhamCooper-ClimaxDecided in round 9 of 10Double championsby 9 points from Bruce McLaren · 10 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions

The 1950s

Five different champions in ten seasons. Five titles went down to the final race (1950, 1951, 1956, 1958, 1959).

1. 1959Jack BrabhamCooper-ClimaxDecided in the final raceDouble championsby 4 points from Tony Brooks · 9 Grands PrixConstructorsDouble champions
2. 1958Mike HawthornFerrariDecided in the final raceby 1 point from Stirling Moss · 11 Grands PrixConstructorsVanwall
3. 1957Juan-Manuel FangioMaseratiDecided in round 6 of 8by 15 points from Stirling Moss · 8 Grands Prix
4. 1956Juan-Manuel FangioFerrariDecided in the final raceby 3 points from Stirling Moss · 8 Grands Prix
5. 1955Juan-Manuel FangioMercedesDecided in round 6 of 7by 17 points from Stirling Moss · 7 Grands Prix
6. 1954Juan-Manuel FangioMercedesDecided in round 7 of 9by 16.86 points from José-Froilán González · 9 Grands Prix
7. 1953Alberto AscariFerrariDecided in round 8 of 9by 6.5 points from Juan-Manuel Fangio · 9 Grands Prix
8. 1952Alberto AscariFerrariDecided in round 6 of 8by 12 points from Nino Farina · 8 Grands Prix
9. 1951Juan-Manuel FangioAlfa RomeoDecided in the final raceby 6 points from Alberto Ascari · 8 Grands Prix
10. 1950Nino FarinaAlfa RomeoDecided in the final raceby 3 points from Juan-Manuel Fangio · 7 Grands Prix