From the 340 hp Alfa Romeo GP Tipo in 1950 to the 1000 hp Williams FW47 in 2025, Formula 1 has evolved from raw power to cutting-edge hybrid precision.
The Mercedes-AMG W11 holds the record for F1’s fastest lap at 164.3 mph, while the MP4/4 dominated 1988 with 15 wins in 16 races.
The Ferrari F2004 secured Schumacher’s 7th world title, while the Williams FW26 is remembered for its blistering qualifying pace and radical “Walrus Nose” design.
The MP4-20 ruled 2005 with a Bahrain lap record, while the RB7 dominated 2011 with 12 wins and near-total pole control.
The FW38 clocked 235 mph — the highest speed recorded under F1 regulations, while the SF71H once held the fastest lap in F1 history.
The RB18 dominated 2022 with 18 wins in 22 races, while the RA106 set a record 246.9 mph top speed under non-race conditions.