Mercedes holds the record for the most consecutive Formula 1 Constructors’ Championships, winning eight in a row from 2014 through 2021.
The streak began in 2014, when Formula 1 introduced its turbo-hybrid power-unit regulations. Mercedes produced a remarkably efficient combination of chassis, aerodynamics and hybrid engine technology, while Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg frequently scored enough points to keep the team ahead of its rivals. Mercedes’ advantage continued even as the drivers’ title changed hands between Hamilton and Rosberg.
The record is about consecutive Constructors’ Championships, not total titles. Ferrari has won more Constructors’ Championships overall, while Williams and Red Bull have also produced notable runs. Mercedes’ eight-title sequence ended when Red Bull Racing won the 2022 championship, beginning a new era of competition.