Team Nation Info Drivers
Red Bull Austria Chassis: Red Bull RB7
Engine: Renault

New to the grid in 2005, Red Bull has become a dominant force on the grid, culminating in the Driver's and Constructor's World Championships in 2010.
McLaren United Kingdom Chassis: McLaren MP4-26
Engine: Mercedes-Benz

Very reliable and always a threat to win the championship, McLaren brings two world champion drivers to the table.
Ferrari Italy Chassis: Ferrari F150
Engine: Ferrari

The most successful team in F1 history, Ferrari has won more than 200 grand prix races on their way to 16 world championships.
Mercedes Germany Chassis: MGP W02
Engine: Mercedes-Benz

Returning to the grid for the first time since 1955 in the 2010 season, the Mercedes-Benz factory team is home to the most successful driver in F1 history, Michael Schumacher.
Lotus Renault France Chassis: R31
Engine: Renault

Running in the past as the factory Renault team, Lotus Renault has adopted the Lotus moniker much to the confusion of fan due to the existing Team Lotus.
Robert Kubica (injured)
Nick Heidfeld (sacked)
Williams United Kingdom Chassis: FW33
Engine: Cosworth

A dominant team in the '80s and '90s, the Williams team has been rather mid-pack for the last decade.
Force India India Chassis: VJM04
Engine: Mercedes-Benz

Force India appears on the verge of transitioning from a mid-pack team, to one capable of winning races.
Sauber Switzerland Chassis: C30
Engine: Ferrari

The remnants of the BMW factory team salvaged by the Sauber team and powered by Ferrari engines.
Pedro de la Rosa (backup)
Toro Rosso Italy Chassis: STR6
Engine: Ferrari

Following on, or perhaps contributing to, the successes of sister team Red Bull, Toro Rosso has shown the ability to win, but has struggled with consistency.
Team Lotus Malaysia Chassis: T128
Engine: Renault

Not to be confused with Group Lotus, Team Lotus brought the famous Lotus name back to the grid in 2010, but they may be Lotus in name only as they are essentially a young team based out of Malaysia.
Karun Chandhok (backup)
HRT Spain Chassis: F111
Engine: Cosworth

New to the grid in 2010, HRT races mainly at the back of the pack against the other newest teams, Team Lotus and Virgin.
Virgin Russia Chassis: MVR-02
Engine: Cosworth

New in 2010, the Virgin team struggles to finish races.