Benetton

A total of 6 constructors have won a single F1 Constructors' Championship, and Benetton stands clear of that group with 27 Grand Prix victories, 102 podiums, and 2 Drivers' titles ahead of Tyrrell (23 wins), BRM (17), Vanwall (9), Matra (9), and Brawn GP (8). Formed from the Benetton family's purchase of Toleman in 1985, the team raced out of Witney and later Enstone from 1986 to 2001. Michael Schumacher won 19 of Benetton's 27 Grands Prix, capturing his first Drivers' title in 1994 before Benetton switched from Ford to Renault V10 engines in 1995. With Schumacher winning 9 races and Johnny Herbert adding victories in Britain and Italy, Benetton scored 137 points to end Williams's 3-year Constructors' reign. Benetton also became the only constructor to win F1 races under 2 national licences, switching from British (1986–1995) to Italian (1996–2001).