What is Mercedes AMG F1 team's greatest championship season?

Mercedes AMG Petronas dominated Formula 1 with an unprecedented era of success. Which season represents the team at its absolute peak?

1. 1
   2014 Season

   The first year of the hybrid turbo era gave Mercedes an enormous advantage — Hamilton and Rosberg won 16 of 19 races, rewriting what F1 dominance looked like.
2. 2
   2015 Season

   Hamilton claimed his third world title with clinical authority, and Mercedes scored a record 703 constructor points, comfortably retaining their crown.
3. 3
   2016 Season

   Rosberg and Hamilton's bitter rivalry peaked in a tense final-race championship showdown, with Rosberg winning his only world title before instantly retiring.
4. 4
   2017 Season

   Ferrari mounted their strongest challenge yet but Hamilton's consistency and Mercedes reliability secured a fourth consecutive constructors' title.
5. 5
   2018 Season

   Hamilton secured his fifth world title in dominant fashion, extending Mercedes' unprecedented streak of championships.
6. 6
   2019 Season

   One of the most efficient seasons in history — 15 race wins, Hamilton's sixth title, and a record-extending sixth consecutive constructors' championship.
7. 7
   2020 Season

   In a condensed COVID-era season, Hamilton equalled Schumacher's all-time record of seven world championships while Mercedes set new benchmark statistics.
8. 8
   2021 Season

   The most dramatic season in Mercedes history — leading the title to the final lap in Abu Dhabi before Hamilton's controversial loss to Verstappen on the last corner.
9. 9
   2022 Season

   Mercedes struggled with porpoising from their sidepod-less concept but refused to surrender, finishing second in the constructors' standings.
10. 10
    2024 Season

    Hamilton's emotional farewell season at Mercedes before his move to Ferrari, with Russell becoming the team's future standard-bearer.
11. 11
    2026 Season

    Kimi Antonelli's breakout year, winning the Canadian Grand Prix in dramatic style and announcing a new era of Mercedes competitiveness.