Winning percentage by decade: 2020 onwards (for now) is the worst Ferrari ever

Ferrari, difficult seasons With Charles Leclerc’s great success at Silverstone, Ferrari crossed the prestigious milestone of 250 victories in Formula 1, consolidating its lead in the special rankings (McLaren follows on 203, Mercedes is on 138 and Red Bull on 130).
But the last few seasons have been a bit complex for Maranello, which hasn’t won the drivers’ championship since 2007 and the constructors’ championship since 2008. The statistics of the percentage of victories per decade The Holiness account, very active on the statistical front on
What emerges is that from the decade that started in 2020 we are experiencing the worst Ferrari ever in terms of percentage of victories on the number of total grands prix.
In fact, there were only 12 victories for the Prancing Horse out of a total of 140 GPs, just 8.5% of the total. On the other hand, in 2020, 2021 and 2025 Ferrari ended the season without even a victory. Of course, there are three and a half years left until the end of the decade 2020-2029 and therefore for Ferrari it is possible to avoid this shame and can focus on the period 1980-1989, which ended with 11.5% of successes.
The statistics relating to Michael Schumacher’s golden period and the years immediately following are also impressive: from 2000 to 2009 Ferrari won almost half of the grand prix contested, 85 out of 174 – 48.8%. Decade% victories/GPVictories/GP1950-195934.5%29/841960-196913%13/1001970-197925.6%37/1441980-198911.5 %18/1561990-199917.2%28/1622000-200948.8%85/1742010-201914.1%28/1982020-20268.5%12/140Source: Holiness (@F1BigData) on X From 2020 to today, who has won the most? Team% victories/GPVictories/GPRed Bull48.5%68/140Mercedes25.7%36/140McLaren15%21/140Ferrari8.5%12/140Alpha Tauri0.7%1/140Alpine0.7%1/140Racing Point0.7%1/140

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2026-07-12 09:14:00