Mercedes has officially cemented its status at the pinnacle of Grand Prix racing by ending a five-year wait to reclaim the Formula 1 constructors' world championship crown.
Solid points secured through strong drives by Kimi Antonelli and George Russell during the recent race weekend at Interlagos provided the decisive margin needed to seal the historic ninth constructors' title for the Brackley-based squad.
The German manufacturer has now claimed nine of the constructors' titles contested during the modern turbo-hybrid era, showcasing exceptional engineering consistency alongside power unit excellence supplied to customer teams over the years.

With this latest championship triumph, Mercedes now equals Williams on nine constructor titles all-time, sitting firmly behind only Ferrari and McLaren in the prestigious all-time historical standings of the sport.
The heritage of the Brackley outfit traces back through various iterations including Tyrrell and the remarkable fairytale success of Brawn GP before evolving into the powerhouse operation that continues to dominate the motorsport landscape today.



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