| Team |
Nation |
Info |
Drivers |
 Red Bull |
 Austria |
Chassis: Red Bull RB8
Engine: Renault
New to the grid in 2005, Red Bull has become the dominant force in F1, culminating in the Driver's and Constructor's World Championships in 2010 and 2011. |
|
 McLaren |
 United Kingdom |
Chassis: McLaren MP4-27
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 F2012
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 W03
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 |
 France |
Chassis: Lotus E20
Engine: Renault
Running in the past as the factory Renault team, Lotus looks to regain some of the glory of the old Lotus moniker. |
|
 Force India |
 India |
Chassis: VJM05
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: C31
Engine: Ferrari
The remnants of the BMW factory team salvaged by the Sauber team and powered by Ferrari engines. |
|
 Toro Rosso |
Italy |
Chassis: STR7
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. |
|
 Williams |
United Kingdom |
Chassis: FW34
Engine: Cosworth
A dominant team in the '80s and '90s, the Williams team has fallen to the back of the pack in recent years. |
|
 Caterham |
 Malaysia |
Chassis: CT01
Engine: Renault
The young team based out of Malaysia, and former "Team Lotus", will now run under the Caterham name. |
|
 HRT |
 Spain |
Chassis: F112
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 Marussia. |
|
 Marussia |
 Russia |
Chassis: MVR-03
Engine: Cosworth
New in 2010, the Virgin team becomes Marussia in 2012. |
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