Mercedes captures F1 constructors' championship in Sao Paulo

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Last updated Nov 9, 2026

Mercedes captures F1 constructors' championship in Sao Paulo
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Mercedes secured the Formula 1 constructors' title for the first time in five years, achieving the milestone in Sao Paulo on November 5, after a challenging few seasons. The team had previously faced significant struggles, including a disappointing start at the 2023 Bahrain race where they finished over 50 seconds behind winner Max Verstappen. The recent success marked the culmination of a turnaround that began with George Russell's victory in Brazil in 2022. Team principal Toto Wolff reflected on the difficult path that led to their resurgence, highlighting the internal challenges and the shift in regulations that played a crucial role in their return to form. Mercedes aims to maintain this momentum in the coming seasons.

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  • •Mercedes won the F1 constructors' title on November 5, 2026.
  • •The team experienced a poor start to the 2023 season, finishing well behind competitors.
  • •George Russell's 2022 win in Brazil marked the turning point for Mercedes.
  • •Toto Wolff acknowledged the challenges faced during their decline.
  • •Mercedes now has nine constructors' championships, closing in on McLaren's ten.
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IN FOCUS: Mercedes claimed the Formula 1 constructors’ crown for the first time in five years and, Kieran Jackson explains, Sao Paulo was a fitting venue for it, given the false dawn Interlagos provided four years ago

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