Formula One · charts & records
Seven hand-built charts about Formula One — one tracing the ownership of every constructor that has ever entered the championship, three digging through Ferrari's seventy-seven seasons of drivers, wins and near-misses, and three doing the same for McLaren's sixty-one. Each is a single self-contained page; pick one below.
1950–2026 · 77 seasons
Follows every constructor through its renames, sales, mergers and collapses, so you can see which of today's eleven teams are wearing someone else's history.
Ferrari · 1950–2025 · WDC vs WCC
Plots where the Scuderia actually finished each year, drivers' against constructors', with the gaps between titles called out as droughts.
Ferrari · 1950–2026 · by tenure
Everyone who ever started a Grand Prix in a Ferrari — works entries and early privateers alike — ranked by how long they lasted.
Ferrari · 1951–2026 · 250 wins
The much shorter list of those who actually won, from González at Silverstone to Leclerc's milestone at the same circuit seventy-five years later.
McLaren · 1966–2025 · WDC vs WCC
Sixty seasons of where Woking actually finished, drivers' against constructors' — including the twenty-five-year constructors' drought that only ended in 2024.
McLaren · 1966–2026 · by tenure
Everyone who ever started a Grand Prix for McLaren — works cars and privately entered customer McLarens alike — ranked by how long they lasted.
McLaren · 1968–2026 · 205 wins
The twenty-two who won in one, from Bruce McLaren taking Spa in a car carrying his own name to Norris at Zandvoort fifty-eight years later.