In a recent roundup of Formula 1’s most successful power‑unit manufacturers, the sport’s governing body and the official Formula 1 website both highlighted the top ten engines that have powered the most race wins in the history of the championship. Mercedes, Ferrari, Honda, Renault, and the now‑defunct Cosworth, among others, dominate the list, underscoring how engine performance has been a decisive factor in the sport’s evolution.
Mercedes has moved to the top of the chart, thanks in part to the latest victory by Kimi Antonelli at the 2024 Bahrain Grand Prix. Per Formula1.com, the German team’s power units have accumulated 121 wins, a figure that now eclipses Ferrari’s 116 victories. Honda, which returned to the grid in 2022, sits in third place with 67 wins, while Renault, the engine supplier for both Red Bull and Alpine, follows closely with 63 victories.
The list also brings back some historical names. Cosworth, which supplied engines for teams such as Lotus and Williams in the 1970s and 1980s, is remembered for its 49 wins. The British‑based manufacturer’s legacy is still felt in the modern era, where its engineering principles have influenced contemporary power‑unit design. Other notable entries include TAG‑Porsche, with 31 wins, and the Japanese‑Italian collaboration of Honda‑Brawn, which secured 29 victories during the 2009‑2013 era.
For Indian fans, the rise of Mercedes and Ferrari’s engine dominance is mirrored by the growing interest in F1’s technical side. The 2024 season’s races are available on FanCode, with live streams and commentary in Hindi and English. Indian viewers can tune in to the Bahrain Grand Prix on 10 pm IST (7 pm on FanCode), and the next race at Saudi Arabia will air at 8 pm IST. Keep an eye on the power‑unit statistics as teams continue to battle for supremacy on the track.
Source: Formula1.com
