Since then Ferrari has had limited success, although it won two more constructors' titles in 20. The team rattled off six titles in a row under the guidance of Jean Todt and Ross Brawn, a run that included five consecutive drivers' crowns for Michael Schumacher. 16 years would pass before Ferrari won the constructors' championship once more, although their victory in 1999 kickstarted a decade of dominance in the series. Two more constructors' titles followed in 19, although the team missed out on the drivers' championship on both occasions. Jody Scheckter and Gilles Villeneuve took Ferrari to the title in 1979, with the pair finishing first and second in the drivers' standings that year. It picked up four more constructors' wins in the 1970s, most notably with Niki Lauda leading the team alongside Clay Regazzoni and, later, Carlos Reutemann. PLUS: The spectacular peaks and troughs of Ferrari's cyclical historyįerrari won again in 1964, fending off BRM as John Surtees secured his sole drivers' title. Controversially the race wasn't stopped after the accident, allowing Hill to take the chequered flag and the title by a single point. It won its first constructors' title in 1961 with Phil Hill, Richie Ginther and Wolfgang von Trips leading its line-up, although the German driver was killed at the penultimate race having led the drivers' standings going into the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. The rules have evolved a great deal too: until 1980 only the best-placed car would contribute points to the constructors' standings, with various rules about counting a team's best results over the course of a season.īut which F1 teams have racked up the most constructors' titles? And how many drivers' titles have they amassed in the process? 1.

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