Mercedes engines reach 252 F1 wins, surpass Ferrari
George Russell’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix win in Baku gave Mercedes engines 252 all-time victories, one more than Ferrari.
Mercedes moved ahead of Ferrari on Formula 1’s all-time winners list after George Russell’s victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku.
The tally for engines bearing the Mercedes name now stands at 252 wins — one more than Ferrari’s long-standing total of 251.
Mercedes’ association with success in Grand Prix racing reaches back decades: the first win powered by a Mercedes engine was achieved by Juan Manuel Fangio at the French Grand Prix in 1954.
What the milestone means
The new record underlines Mercedes’ sustained influence in Formula 1 as both a works team and engine supplier, reinforcing the marque’s position among the sport’s most successful manufacturers.
George Russell’s latest triumph in Baku added the decisive victory that moved Mercedes past Ferrari on the historical list, confirming the marque’s status at the top of the winners table.
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