Constructor · 1986–2001 · BENETTON
Benetton Titles 1
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· Constructors' Champion: 1995 · Wikipedia ↗
Lineage · Team lineage (acquisitions · renames)
Toleman 1981–1985
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Benetton 1986–2001
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Renault 2002–2011
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Lotus F1 2012–2015
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Renault 2016–2020
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Alpine F1 Team 2021–
Races
260
Grands Prix entered
Wins
27
Wins
Podiums
102
Podiums (per result row)
Poles
15
Pole Position
Fastest Laps
0
Fastest Lap
Points
861.5
Career points
Titles
1
Constructor Championships
Win Rate
10.4%
wins per race entered
First / Last
| First race | 1986 Brazilian Grand Prix |
| First win | 1986 Mexican Grand Prix |
| Last win | 1997 German Grand Prix |
| Most wins in a season | 11 (1995) |
| Most wins for the team | Michael Schumacher 19 wins |
Streaks · Longest streaks (by race)
| Win streak | 4 |
| Podium streak | 7 |
| Points streak | 17 |
| Pole streak | 3 |
Pit Stops · pit-lane transit · 2012+
| Recorded pit stops | 0 |
| Best lane transit | — |
| Avg lane transit | — |
All-Time Rankings · All-time rank
Wins
P8
27 Wins
Podiums
P8
102 Podiums
Pole Position
P11
15 Pole Position
Points
P9
861.5 Points
Starts
P15
260 Starts
Titles
P11
1 Titles
Engines · Power unit history
BMW 1986 · Ford 1987–1994 · Renault 1995–2001
| Ford Engine | 14 wins / 128 starts |
| Renault Engine | 12 wins / 116 starts |
| BMW Engine | 1 wins / 16 starts |
Tyres
OpenF1 No race stints in the collected range (2023+).
Record Basis · Calculation basis
Scope: World Championship races (1950–) · Starts = per race(distinct), Podiums = per result row (both cars on podium = 2) ·
Pole Position = based on grid P1 · constructors' championship began in 1958 · ongoing season excluded from title counts ·
pit stops 2012+ — times are pit-lane entry→to-exit transit (not tyre-change stationary time) · team succession (renames/acquisitions) follows Jolpica constructor units; lineages are not merged
Source: Jolpica-F1 (Ergast-compatible API) · last fetch: 2026-07-21 14:15
Source: Jolpica-F1 (Ergast-compatible API) · last fetch: 2026-07-21 14:15