Mercedes Grand Prix

Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team is a prominent German constructor competing in Formula One. The team, which made its initial appearance in F1 during the 1950s and has roots in Grand Prix racing dating back to the 1920s, currently features British drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell.
Mercedes has had several notable drivers throughout its history in Formula One and Grand Prix racing. Here are some of the most prominent ones:
*Lewis Hamilton - One of the most successful drivers in F1 history, Hamilton has won multiple World Championships with Mercedes.
*Juan Manuel Fangio - A legendary figure in motorsport, Fangio won two World Championships with Mercedes in the 1950s.
*Stirling Moss - Known as one of the greatest drivers never to win a World Championship, Moss drove for Mercedes in the 1950s.
*Nico Rosberg - Won the World Championship in before retiring from the sport.
*Valtteri Bottas - Competed alongside Hamilton and contributed to several Constructors’ Championships. 
*Michael Schumacher - The seven-time World Champion returned to F1 with Mercedes from to .
*Rudolf Caracciola - A pre-World War II Grand Prix driver who achieved significant success with Mercedes.
*Hermann Lang - Another pre-war driver who had notable success with the team.
*George Russell competed for one race in place of Hamilton at the 2020 Sakhir Grand Prix before taking on a full-time seat with Mercedes in .
These drivers have all left a significant mark on the team’s history
The team has been crowned Constructors' World Champions for eight consecutive years in , , , , , , , and .
==Pre-F1==
===1930s===
Although starting motor racing in 1923, the team did not hit the jackpot until 1935, where Rudolf Caracciola won the European Championship for Mercedes in a dominant year for the team. The following season was a tight battle between Cariaccola's Mercedes and the Auto Union driver Bernd Rosemeyer. However, it was the other German team, , that beat Mercedes to the title. Adolf Hitler, the Nazi dictator, made Mercedes-Benz the emblem of German racing, and the government heavily funded the team from 1937 onwards, giving them a clear advantage over the rest of their opponents. In 1937, Caracciola took a dominant victory for Mercedes in the European Championship, and continued this form into the 1938 championship. However, the title was fought out this year by the three Merc drivers Caracciola, Richard Seaman and Manfred von Brauchitsch. It was Cariacciola in the end who took victory. In 1939, it was once again a battle to be fought out by Auto Union and Mercedes, although Auto Union driver Hermann Paul Müller finished the season with the fewest points (the championship at the time was awarded to the driver with the fewest points). Hermann Lang, the season runner-up who was racing for Mercedes, was pronounced the winner of the championship by the Nazi regime. However, this was never made official, and the outbreak of World War II ended the season early.
==F1==
===1954-1955===
Mercedes-Benz came back into racing for what was now referred to as Formula One (which was a World Championship that formed in ), with the W196, which was advanced in technology. The conventional open-wheeled configuration ran the car, along with a streamlined form that had covered wheels and bodywork that was wider. Juan Manuel Fangio, the champion of , switched mid-season from Maserati to Mercedes-Benz at the 1954 French Grand Prix. Immediate success came to the team, and they received a 1–2 finish with Fangio and Karl Kling, along with the fastest lap set by Hans Herrmann. Fangio won three more races in the 1954 season, and received the Championship in the same year.
Success from that year went into , along with the car being developed by Mercedes throughout the season. It was once again won by Mercedes, with Fangio taking four victories, as well as his new teammate Stirling Moss taking victory in Britain. Fangio won his third championship, as Moss finished second. The French, German, Swiss and Spanish Grands Prix were all cancelled after the 1955 Le Mans disaster that killed Pierre Levegh and over 80 spectators. This lead to Mercedes withdrawing from motorsport, including Formula One, after the 1955 season.
===2010-present===
After purchasing a minority stake (45.1%) in with Aabar Investments buying 30% on 16 November 2009, Mercedes came back to racing in Formula One. Ross Brawn kept doing his job as the team principal, and the team retained its base in Brackley, near Mercedes AMG High Performance Powertrains in Brixworth. After the team's purchase and a sponsorship deal with Petronas, the team was renamed Mercedes GP Petronas Formula One Team. The team's history is complex, as it can be traced back to when , a team who took part from to , got purchased by British American Tobacco (BAT) and became British American Racing (BAR) in . BAR, a team who made a partnership with , finally changed to Honda Racing F1 in after BAT left Formula One. Hands were changed again in when Honda left the sport and got purchased by the team's management, changing the name to Brawn GP, which was named after Ross Brawn. Engines made by Mercedes-Benz HighPerformanceEngines were used by Brawn. Although they did not run on a high budget, six of the first seven races were won by Jenson Button, who became World Champion, along with Brawn winning the Constructors' Championship, marking the first time that both titles were won by a Formula One team in its first year.
Nico Rosberg and Michael Schumacher were hired by the team for , along with Nick Heidfeld taking the part of a test and reserve driver. As for the Brawn drivers of 2009, Button moved to , while Rubens Barrichello took Rosberg's seat in for 2010. With Brawn's acquisition, Mercedes' involvement with McLaren ended. McLaren Group's 40% shareholding was sold back by Mercedes' parent company Daimler AG, who also continued supplying engines for the team.
Unlike under Brawn, Mercedes' performance in 2010 was not very competitive, putting them behind , McLaren and . However, Rosberg gave Mercedes their best results of the season with third place finishes in Malaysia, China and Britain. Rosberg finished seventh in the Championship, while Schumacher did not manage to beat his teammate, win a single race, score a podium, take pole position or set a fastest lap, marking the first time this happened since his first season in . There was also controversy involving him nearly squeezing former Ferrari teammate Barrichello into the wall at 180 mph (290 km/h) in the Hungarian race.
Before the 2011 season, the team management's remaining 24.9% stake was purchased by Daimler and Aabar in February 2011. With the MGP W02, the ended for Mercedes after both Schumacher and Rosberg retired due to accident damage on laps 19 and 22 respectively. Rosberg managed to qualify ninth in Malaysia, while Schumacher qualified eleventh, not being able to get through Q3. Mercedes' first points of 2011 were scored when Schumacher finished ninth in the race, while Rosberg finished twelfth. Strong form was shown by both drivers in the . Rosberg led fourteen laps of the race, and finished in fifth place, while Schumacher finished in eighth place. Rosberg received another fifth place finish in the , and Schumacher finished ahead of him in sixth place in Spain.
However, the drivers were both unable to score any points for the team in Monaco. Afterwards, Schumacher scored his best result of the season with a fourth place finish after running in second place. In the , Schumacher finished in seventeenth place after making contact with Vitaly Petrov, while Rosberg finished seventh. Both drivers were able to score points in Britain and Germany. Rosberg finished ninth in Hungary, but Schumacher had to retire after receiving issues with his gearbox. Schumacher's bad luck continued when he lost a tyre in the qualifying session of the , and had to start at the back of the grid. However, he was able to finish fifth in the race, while teammate Rosberg, who also led in the race's early stage, finished in sixth place. Like 2010, Mercedes finished fourth in the Constructors' Championship, having 165 points and no wins, podiums or poles.
Mercedes replaced the GP from their name with AMG, their high performance division for the 2012 season, changing the name to Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team. Mercedes became the subject of protest at the season's start for a "radical" rear wing concept being used on the Mercedes F1 W03. However, the protest was not settled until it was unanimously rejected by the stewards at the .
In China, Rosberg took the team's first pole position as a works team since Fangio in 1955. Schumacher qualified third, but moved up to second after Lewis Hamilton received a five-place grid penalty for a gearbox change. Rosberg won the race, making it the first time Mercedes had won a race in 57 years, as well as the first time a German driver won a Grand Prix in a German car since Hermann Lang's win at the 1939 Swiss Grand Prix.
It was later announced on 28 September 2012 that Schumacher would be replaced by McLaren driver Lewis Hamilton for three years starting from . Rosberg took pole position in , and gave Mercedes its first victory of the 2013 season. Hamilton was able to finish in third place in , while Rosberg finished fifth. Rosberg won the after both drivers qualified 1–2. Hamilton won his first race with Mercedes in the , putting the team in second place in the Constructors' Championship.
The first race of was won by Rosberg in Australia, while Hamilton was forced to retire with engine issues. However, Hamilton was able to win the , along with leading every lap and setting the fastest lap. Rosberg finished second, marking the first time Mercedes had a 1–2 finish since the 1955 Italian Grand Prix. The result was later repeated in Bahrain, China and Spain. Rosberg and Hamilton then had a 1–2 finish respectively in Monaco and Austria. Rosberg took victory in Germany, marking the first time a German driver racing in a German car won the German Grand Prix since Rudolf Caracciola's win with Mercedes in 1939. After Belgium, Mercedes went on a 8-race winning streak which included winning their first Constructors trophy with a 1–2 finish by Hamilton and Rosberg respectively in Russia. Hamilton won the Drivers' Championship in Abu Dhabi, while Rosberg finished fourteenth after suffering mechanical problems.
==Sponsorship==
Mercedes receive an early setback in December 2009 when it turned out that Brawn's signing of an £80m sponsorship arrangement with Henkel in July was false. Henkel's response was that they did not know about the deal, and did not have any interest in Formula One. The deal was created, allegedly, by a former employee of Henkel who was on stationary that was stolen for the purposes of the company being defrauded. Henkel said on 22 December that the team had resolved the dispute with a mutual agreement, as well as that it will not pursue legal action, even though it would join the German's Prosecutor's Office so that the matter is clarified.
Mercedes announced on 21 December that it would be joined by Malaysian oil supplier Petronas as title sponsor. It will take part under the title of Mercedes GP Petronas Formula One Team from 2010. The value of the arrangement appears to be €30m each year, according to some reports.
The car livery was revealed to the public at the Mercedes museum in Stuttgart on 25 January 2010, with Schumacher and Rosberg also attending. It has Mercedes' traditional silver colours, and the Brawn GP sponsor MIGfx retained.
Mercedes still works with these sponsors as of 2017 – except with a few more sponsors – and are one of the Formula One teams to be the most competitive at the moment, with the drivers being Lewis Hamilton (McLaren's former driver before he moved to Mercedes in 2013, replacing Schumacher) and Valtteri Bottas (late of ).
==Livery==
Mercedes traditionally appear in a silver livery, complemented by a turqoise finish since their return to the sport in 2010. In 2020, it was announced that the team would run in a predominantly black livery in reference to the Black Lives Matter movement.
==Mercedes Young Driver Programme==
The Mercedes Young Driver Programme, also known as the Mercedes Junior Team, is an initiative by Mercedes F1 Team to help nurture talent from karts through the feeder series ladder to promote them to their Formula One team. There have been three notable successes thus far, with Pascal Wehrlein, Esteban Ocon and George Russell having raced in Formula One.
===Current Drivers===
*Andrea Kimi Antonelli (2018 -
*Alex Powell (2019 -
*Frederik Vesti (2021 - 
*Yuanpu Cui (2021 -
*Luna Fluxa (2022 -
*Kenzo Craigie (2023 -
*Doriane Pin (2024 -
===Former Drivers===
*Pascal Wehrlein (2014 - 2018)
*Esteban Ocon (2016 - 2019)
*George Russell (2017 - 2021)
*Daniel Guinchard (2022)
*Paul Aron (2019 - 2023)
==Key Personnel==
===Team Principals===
*Alfred Neubauer (1926–1955)
*Norbert Haug (2010–2012)
*Ross Brawn (2010–2013)
*Toto Wolff (Head Of Motorsport) (2012-Present)
*Niki Lauda (Non-Executive Chairman) (2012-2019)
*Paddy Lowe (Executive Director, Technical) (2013-2016)
*Andy Cowell (Managing Director, Powertrains) (2012-Present)
===Technical Directors===
*Rudolf Uhlenhaut (1954–1955)
*Max Sailer (1954–1955)
*Nick Fry (2010–2013)
*Aldo Costa (Engineering Director) (2011-Present)
*Geoff Willis (Technology Director) (2011-Present)
*Mark Ellis (Performance Director) (2011-Present)
*James Allison (2017-Present)
==Formula One Record==
Year	Car 	Tyres 	No. 	Drivers 	Rnds. 	WCC Results 	Test Drivers 	Report
 	W196 	rowspan="4" 	N/AThere was no Constructors' Championship until .	N/A 	Report 	 	 	
 	W196 	Hans Herrmann	N/AThere was no Constructors' Championship until .	N/A 	Report 	4, 6–9 	 	
 	W196 	Karl Kling 	N/AThere was no Constructors' Championship until .	N/A 	Report 	4–9 	 	
 	W196 	Hermann Lang 	N/AThere was no Constructors' Championship until .	N/A 	Report 	6 	 	
 	W196 	rowspan="6" 	N/A 	N/A 	Report 	 	 	
 	W196 	Hans Herrmann	N/A 	N/A 	Report 	1–2 	 	
 	W196 	Karl Kling 	N/A 	N/A 	Report 	1, 4–7 	 	
 	W196 	Stirling Moss	N/A 	N/A 	Report 	1–2, 4–7 	 	
 	W196 	André Simon 	N/A 	N/A 	Report 	2 	 	
 	W196 	Piero Taruffi	N/A 	N/A 	Report 	6–7 	 	
 	MGP W01 	rowspan="2" 	3 	Michael Schumacher	All 	4th (214 pts) 	Nick Heidfeld Sam Bird 	Report
 	MGP W01 	4 	Nico Rosberg 	All 	 	4th (214 pts) 	Nick Heidfeld Sam Bird 	Report
 	MGP W02 	rowspan="2" 	7 	Michael Schumacher	All 	4th (165 pts) 	Anthony Davidson Sam Bird 	Report
 	MGP W02 	8 	Nico Rosberg 	All 	 	4th (165 pts) 	Anthony Davidson Sam Bird 	Report
 	F1 W03 	rowspan="2" 	7 	Michael Schumacher	All 	5th (142 pts) 	Sam Bird Brendon Hartley 	Report
 	F1 W03 	8 	Nico Rosberg 	All 	 	5th (142 pts) 	Sam Bird Brendon Hartley 	Report
 	F1 W04 	rowspan="2" 	9 	Nico Rosberg 	All 	rowspan="2" (360 pts) 	Brendon Hartley Anthony Davidson Robert Kubica 	Report
 	F1 W04 	10 	Lewis Hamilton 	All 	 	 	Brendon Hartley Anthony Davidson Robert Kubica 	Report
 	F1 W05 Hybrid 	rowspan="2" 	6 	Nico Rosberg 	All 	rowspan="2" (701 pts) 	Sam Bird Jazeman Jaafar 	Report
 	F1 W05 Hybrid 	44 	Lewis Hamilton 	All 	 	 	Sam Bird Jazeman Jaafar 	Report
 	F1 W06 Hybrid 	rowspan="2" 	6 	Nico Rosberg 	All 	rowspan="2" (703 pts) 	Pascal Wehrlein 	Report
 	F1 W06 Hybrid 	44 	Lewis Hamilton 	All 	 	 	Pascal Wehrlein 	Report
 	F1 W07 Hybrid 	rowspan="2" 	6 	Nico Rosberg 	All 	rowspan="2" (765 pts) 	Esteban Ocon Pascal Wehrlein 	Report
 	F1 W07 Hybrid 	44 	Lewis Hamilton 	All 	 	 	Esteban Ocon Pascal Wehrlein 	Report
 	F1 W08 EQ Power+	rowspan="2" 	44 	Lewis Hamilton 	All 	rowspan="2" (668 pts) 	George Russell 	Report
 	F1 W08 EQ Power+	77 	Valtteri Bottas 	All 	 	 	George Russell 	Report
 	F1 W09 EQ Power+	rowspan="2" 	44 	Lewis Hamilton 	All 	rowspan="2" (655 pts) 	George Russell Pascal Wehrlein 	Report
 	F1 W09 EQ Power+	77 	Valtteri Bottas 	All 	 	 	George Russell Pascal Wehrlein 	Report
 	F1 W10 EQ Power+	 	44 	Lewis Hamilton 	All 	rowspan="2" (739 pts) 	Esteban Ocon Stoffel Vandoorne Esteban Gutiérrez 	Report
 	F1 W10 EQ Power+	 	77 	Valtteri Bottas 	All 	 	Esteban Ocon Stoffel Vandoorne Esteban Gutiérrez 	Report
 	F1 W11 	 	44 	Lewis Hamilton 	1–15, 17	rowspan="3" (573 pts) 	Esteban Ocon Stoffel Vandoorne Esteban Gutiérrez 	Report
 	F1 W11 	 	63 	George Russell 	16 	 	Esteban Ocon Stoffel Vandoorne Esteban Gutiérrez 	Report
 	F1 W11 	 	77 	Valtteri Bottas 	All 	 	Esteban Ocon Stoffel Vandoorne Esteban Gutiérrez 	Report
 	F1 W12 	 	44 	Lewis Hamilton 	All 	rowspan="2" (613.5 pts)	Nyck de VriesMotorsport.com: De Vries joins Vandoorne in Mercedes F1 reserve driver role Nico HülkenbergMotorsport.com: Hulkenberg takes on dual F1 reserve role with Aston, Mercedes Stoffel Vandoorne	Report
 	F1 W12 	 	77 	Valtteri Bottas 	All 	 	Nyck de VriesMotorsport.com: De Vries joins Vandoorne in Mercedes F1 reserve driver role Nico HülkenbergMotorsport.com: Hulkenberg takes on dual F1 reserve role with Aston, Mercedes Stoffel Vandoorne	Report
* 	F1 W13 	 	44 	Lewis Hamilton 	 	( pts) 	 	Report
* 	F1 W13 	 	63 	George Russell 	 	( pts) 	 	Report
** Season in progress
==Wins==
No.	Race 	Driver
1 	1908 French Grand Prix 	Christian Lautenschlager
2 	1914 French Grand Prix 	Christian Lautenschlager
3 	1934 Italian Grand Prix 	Rudolf Caracciola
3 	1934 Italian Grand Prix 	Luigi Fagioli
4 	1934 Spanish Grand Prix 	Luigi Fagioli
5 	1935 Monaco Grand Prix 	Luigi Fagioli
6 	1935 French Grand Prix 	Rudolf Caracciola
7 	1935 Belgian Grand Prix 	Rudolf Caracciola
8 	1935 Spanish Grand Prix 	Rudolf Caracciola
9 	1936 Monaco Grand Prix 	Rudolf Caracciola
10 	1937 German Grand Prix 	Rudolf Caracciola
11 	1937 Monaco Grand Prix 	Manfred von Brauchitsch
12 	1937 Swiss Grand Prix 	Rudolf Caracciola
13 	1937 Italian Grand Prix 	Rudolf Caracciola
14 	1938 French Grand Prix 	Manfred von Brauchitsch
15 	1938 German Grand Prix 	Richard Seaman
16 	1938 Swiss Grand Prix 	Rudolf Caracciola
17 	1939 Belgian Grand Prix 	Hermann Lang
18 	1939 German Grand Prix 	Rudolf Caracciola
19 	1939 Swiss Grand Prix 	Hermann Lang
20 	1954 French Grand Prix 	Juan Manuel Fangio
21 	1954 German Grand Prix 	Juan Manuel Fangio
22 	1954 Swiss Grand Prix 	Juan Manuel Fangio
23 	1954 Italian Grand Prix 	Juan Manuel Fangio
24 	1955 Argentine Grand Prix 	Juan Manuel Fangio
25 	1955 Belgian Grand Prix 	Juan Manuel Fangio
26 	1955 Dutch Grand Prix 	Juan Manuel Fangio
27 	1955 British Grand Prix 	Stirling Moss
28 	1955 Italian Grand Prix 	Juan Manuel Fangio
29 	2012 Chinese Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
30 	2013 Monaco Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
31 	2013 British Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
32 	2013 Hungarian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
33 	2014 Australian Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
34 	2014 Malaysian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
35 	2014 Bahrain Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
36 	2014 Chinese Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
37 	2014 Spanish Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
38 	2014 Monaco Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
39 	2014 Austrian Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
40 	2014 British Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
41 	2014 German Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
42 	2014 Italian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
43 	2014 Singapore Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
44 	2014 Japanese Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
45 	2014 Russian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
46 	2014 United States Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
47 	2014 Brazilian Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
48 	2014 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
49 	2015 Australian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
50 	2015 Chinese Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
51 	2015 Bahrain Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
52 	2015 Spanish Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
53 	2015 Monaco Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
54 	2015 Canadian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
55 	2015 Austrian Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
56 	2015 British Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
57 	2015 Belgian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
58 	2015 Italian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
59 	2015 Japanese Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
60 	2015 Russian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
61 	2015 United States Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
62 	2015 Mexican Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
63 	2015 Brazilian Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
64 	2015 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
65 	2016 Australian Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
66 	2016 Bahrain Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
67 	2016 Chinese Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
68 	2016 Russian Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
69 	2016 Monaco Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
70 	2016 Canadian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
71 	2016 European Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
72 	2016 Austrian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
73 	2016 British Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
74 	2016 Hungarian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
75 	2016 German Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
76 	2016 Belgian Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
77 	2016 Italian Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
78 	2016 Singapore Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
79 	2016 Japanese Grand Prix 	Nico Rosberg
80 	2016 United States Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
81 	2016 Mexican Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
82 	2016 Brazilian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
83 	2016 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
84 	2017 Chinese Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
85 	2017 Russian Grand Prix 	Valtteri Bottas
86 	2017 Spanish Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
87 	2017 Canadian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
88 	2017 Austrian Grand Prix 	Valtteri Bottas
89 	2017 British Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
90 	2017 Belgian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
91 	2017 Italian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
92 	2017 Singapore Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
93 	2017 Japanese Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
94 	2017 United States Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
95 	2017 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 	Valtteri Bottas
96 	2018 Azerbaijan Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
97 	2018 Spanish Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
98 	2018 French Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
99 	2018 German Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
100	2018 Hungarian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
101	2018 Italian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
102	2018 Singapore Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
103	2018 Russian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
104	2018 Japanese Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
105	2018 Brazilian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
106	2018 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
107	2019 Australian Grand Prix 	Valtteri Bottas
108	2019 Bahrain Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
109	2019 Chinese Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
110	2019 Azerbaijan Grand Prix 	Valtteri Bottas
111	2019 Spanish Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
112	2019 Monaco Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
113	2019 Canadian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
114	2019 French Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
115	2019 British Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
116	2019 Hungarian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
117	2019 Russian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
118	2019 Japanese Grand Prix 	Valtteri Bottas
119	2019 Mexican Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
120	2019 United States Grand Prix 	Valtteri Bottas
121	2019 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
122	2020 Austrian Grand Prix 	Valtteri Bottas
123	2020 Styrian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
124	2020 Hungarian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
125	2020 British Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
126	2020 Spanish Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
127	2020 Belgian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
128	2020 Tuscan Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
129	2020 Russian Grand Prix 	Valtteri Bottas
130	2020 Eifel Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
131	2020 Portuguese Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
132	2020 Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix	Lewis Hamilton
133	2020 Turkish Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
134	2020 Bahrain Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
135	2021 Bahrain Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
136	2021 Portuguese Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
137	2021 Spanish Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
138	2021 British Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
139	2021 Russian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
140	2021 Turkish Grand Prix 	Valtteri Bottas
141	2021 São Paulo Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
142	2021 Qatar Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
143	2021 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 	Lewis Hamilton
144	2022 São Paulo Grand Prix 	George Russell
145	2024 Austrian Grand Prix 	George Russell
==Mercedes Driver Grand Prix Count==
Name 	Duration	Grand Prix Starts
Lewis Hamilton 	 	
 	 	
Nico Rosberg 	 	
136 	 	
Valtteri Bottas 	 	
101 	 	
Michael Schumacher	 	
58 	 	
Juan Manuel Fangio	 	
12 	 	
Karl Kling 	 	
12 	 	
Hans Herrmann 	 	
6 	 	
Stirling Moss 	 	6
Piero Taruffi 	 	2
Hermann Lang 	 	1
André Simon 	 	1
George Russell 	and 	
* Bold indicates currently active driver
==Complete Formula One results==
==Notes==
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