P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Which F1 cars are statistically the most successful of all time?
Some truly incredible F1 cars have been built over the 75 years of the world championship. F1 cars are the bedrock of a team’s success and failure in the sport. Competitive F1 cars are pivotal to both team and driver hopes of title glory, and there have been many impressive machines over the years.
The top F1 cars of all-time: Red Bull RB19, McLaren MP4/4, Mercedes F1 WO7 Hybrid, Ferrari F2002, and Alfa Romeo 158.
The 2023 Red Bull RB19 is hailed as the most dominant F1 car, with a win percentage of 95% and 21 wins from 22 races.
The McLaren MP4/4 won all but one race in the 1988 season, with Ayrton Senna clinching his first world title.
Mercedes F1 WO7 Hybrid in 2016 won 19 out of 21 races, securing a championship double for Hamilton and Rosberg.
The Ferrari F2002 secured Schumacher’s fifth drivers’ world championship, winning 11 out of 17 races with a remarkable podium finish at every race except for one.
Alfa Romeo’s 158 would have taken the top spot if they had won the 1950 Indianapolis 500.
