Williams Racing remains one of Formula 1’s most historic and respected teams with a renewed focus on long-term competitiveness.
Founded by Sir Frank Williams, the team achieved legendary success throughout Formula 1 history with multiple world championships.
Williams continues rebuilding toward consistent midfield and front-running performances in 2026.
Audi enters Formula 1 with major ambitions, combining German engineering, manufacturer backing, and a long-term vision to become a championship contender.
Audi Revolut F1 Team evolves from the long-standing Sauber organization and marks Audi’s official Formula 1 factory entry.
The 2026 season represents Audi’s first full Formula 1 campaign as a works manufacturer.
Cadillac joins Formula 1 as a major American-backed manufacturer project with ambitions of becoming a long-term force on the grid.
Cadillac’s Formula 1 entry represents one of the most significant modern expansions of American manufacturer involvement in the championship.
2026 marks Cadillac’s debut Formula 1 season as the team begins building its competitive identity.
Alpine blends French motorsport heritage with Formula 1 ambition and technical development.
The Enstone-based team traces its roots through multiple championship-winning eras in Formula 1.
Alpine seeks improved consistency and midfield competitiveness in 2026.
Haas continues to represent American presence in Formula 1 with a determined and pragmatic racing approach.
Since entering Formula 1 in 2016, Haas has steadily established itself within the midfield battle.
Haas targets stronger consistency and points finishes throughout 2026.
Racing Bulls combines youth development with competitive ambition as part of the Red Bull Formula 1 structure.
Formerly Toro Rosso and AlphaTauri, the Faenza-based team has developed multiple world champions.
Racing Bulls looks to maximize opportunities throughout the 2026 season.
Ferrari remains the most iconic name in Formula 1 with unmatched heritage, passionate support, and championship ambitions every season.
Ferrari is Formula 1’s longest-standing and most successful constructor with decades of legendary drivers, victories, and title-winning machinery.
Ferrari enters 2026 focused on returning to championship glory through development, strategy, and elite driver talent.
McLaren is one of Formula 1’s most historic and successful teams with a modern resurgence built on innovation and elite driver talent.
Founded in 1963, McLaren has won multiple championships and remains one of Formula 1’s legendary constructors.
McLaren enters 2026 looking to continue its strong competitive momentum.
Aston Martin continues to invest heavily into its Formula 1 future with modern facilities and ambitious goals.
The Aston Martin name returned to Formula 1 with long-term ambitions of becoming a title contender.
2026 represents another important development year for Aston Martin.
Oracle Red Bull Racing remains one of Formula 1’s dominant forces with championship-winning pedigree, aggressive innovation, and a relentless competitive culture. Based in Milton Keynes, the team continues to push aerodynamic performance and race execution to the limit.
Red Bull Racing entered Formula 1 in 2005 and quickly transformed into a championship-winning powerhouse. With multiple drivers and constructors titles, the team has become synonymous with innovation and elite performance.
The 2026 season sees Red Bull continue its fight at the front of the Formula 1 grid with high expectations for race wins and championship contention.
Mercedes remains one of Formula 1’s benchmark teams with a rich history of success, engineering excellence, and championship ambition.
Mercedes dominated Formula 1 throughout the hybrid era and established one of the most successful periods in modern motorsport history.
Mercedes enters the 2026 campaign aiming to return to consistent title-winning form with a strong driver lineup and refined package.
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