Wikipedia:WikiProject Formula One

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Welcome to WikiProject Formula One. We aim to create, expand, update and standardise Wikipedia articles related to Formula One.


Introduction

Anyone who would like to take part in WikiProject Formula One is welcome to do so. The project aims primarily to create and standardize complete articles on all people, teams, races, and other aspects of Formula One.

If you are interested, please feel free to help, and add your name to the list. If you have any questions, please inquire on the project's talk page.

Goals

  1. To divide the subject of Formula One into appropriate subtopics
  2. To gather complete and accurate information in all F1-related articles
  3. To standardize the appearance of F1-related pages, such as articles on Grands Prix, drivers, and constructors, as well as race reports and season summaries
  4. To maintain Portal:Formula One and keep all F1-related articles up-to-date
  5. To improve Formula One and as many related pages as possible to Featured Article standard

Members

Feel free to add yourself to the list. Once you've done this, you may want to put the Wikiproject:Formula One user box on your user page by adding {{User WP:F1}}.

How to help

Some of the content supported by WikiProject Formula One has reached featured article, featured list or featured picture status (FA, FL and FP, respectively), meaning they are amongst the very best content in Wikipedia. They are listed below; a bold title indicates the article was "today's featured article" for the date listed. Also included here are articles that are either featured article candidates (FAC), FAC's that failed, those that have undergone peer review (PR) as part of an effort to get them to FA status, and those that have achieved good article (GA) status, the next-highest level of quality.

Articles

More information Article, Status ...
Article Status Peer Review FAC Portal (Until March 2009)
1982 Formula One World Championship (December 13, 2020) Featured article PR FACs: 1, 2, 3
1995 Japanese Grand Prix (March 5, 2013) Featured Article PRs: 1, 2 FACs: 1, 2, 3 June, 2008
1995 Pacific Grand Prix (October 22, 2008) Featured Article PR FAC November, 2008
2005 United States Grand Prix (June 19, 2015) Featured Article PR FACs: 1, 2; FAR August, 2006
2008 Brazilian Grand Prix (June 12, 2009) Featured Article PR FAC January, 2009
2008 Hungarian Grand Prix (August 3, 2013) Featured Article PRs: 1, 2, 3 FACs: 1, 2, 3
2008 Japanese Grand Prix (August 11, 2010) Featured Article PR FAC March, 2009
2008 Monaco Grand Prix (December 1, 2009) Featured Article PR FAC
2014 Japanese Grand Prix (April 4, 2018) Featured Article FAC
2015 Formula One World Championship (November 19, 2015) Featured Article FAC
Brabham BT19 (February 19, 2014) Featured Article PR FAC April, 2008
Damon Hill (August 3, 2006) Featured Article PR FAC; FAR June, 2006
Jochen Rindt (January 23, 2017) Featured Article PR FAC
1995 Brazilian Grand Prix Good Article PR
1995 British Grand Prix Good Article PR
1995 European Grand Prix Failed FAC, Good Article FAC
1997 European Grand Prix Good Article PR April, 2007
2000 Austrian Grand Prix Good Article
2000 Belgian Grand Prix Good Article PR
2000 Brazilian Grand Prix Good Article
2000 British Grand Prix Good Article
2000 Canadian Grand Prix Good Article
2000 European Grand Prix Good Article
2000 French Grand Prix Good Article
2000 German Grand Prix Good Article
2000 Hungarian Grand Prix Good Article
2000 Italian Grand Prix Good Article
2000 Japanese Grand Prix Good Article
2000 Malaysian Grand Prix Good Article
2000 Monaco Grand Prix Good Article
2000 San Marino Grand Prix Good Article
2000 Spanish Grand Prix Good Article
2001 Australian Grand Prix Good Article
2001 Austrian Grand Prix Good Article
2001 Belgian Grand Prix Good Article
2001 German Grand Prix Good Article
2001 Hungarian Grand Prix Good Article
2001 Italian Grand Prix Good Article
2001 Malaysian Grand Prix Good Article
2001 Monaco Grand Prix Good Article
2001 San Marino Grand Prix Good Article
2002 Australian Grand Prix Good Article
2002 Austrian Grand Prix Good Article
2007 Canadian Grand Prix Failed FAC, Good Article PRs: 1, 2 FACs: 1, 2
2007 French Grand Prix Failed FAC, Good Article FAC
2007 Malaysian Grand Prix Failed FAC, Good Article PR FACs: 1, 2 February, 2009
2008 Australian Grand Prix Good Article
2008 Bahrain Grand Prix Good Article PR
2008 Belgian Grand Prix Good Article
2008 British Grand Prix Good Article
2008 Chinese Grand Prix Good Article PR
2008 French Grand Prix Good Article PR
2008 German Grand Prix Good Article PR
2008 Italian Grand Prix Good Article PR
2008 Spanish Grand Prix Good Article PR
2008 Turkish Grand Prix Good Article PRs: 1, 2
2010 Brazilian Grand Prix Good Article
2010 Chinese Grand Prix Good Article
2010 European Grand Prix Good Article
2010 German Grand Prix Good Article
2010 Japanese Grand Prix Good Article
2010 Korean Grand Prix Good Article PR
2010 Singapore Grand Prix Good Article
2010 Turkish Grand Prix Good Article
2011 Bahrain Grand Prix Good Article
2011 Canadian Grand Prix Good Article
2012 Brazilian Grand Prix Good Article PR
2012 Spanish Grand Prix Good Article
2012 Formula One World Championship Good Article PR
2013 British Grand Prix Good Article
2013 Malaysian Grand Prix Good Article
2014 Bahrain Grand Prix Good Article
2014 Belgian Grand Prix Good Article
2014 Brazilian Grand Prix Good Article
2014 British Grand Prix Good Article
2014 Canadian Grand Prix Good Article
2014 Italian Grand Prix Good Article
2014 Monaco Grand Prix Good Article
2014 Russian Grand Prix Good Article
2014 Singapore Grand Prix Good Article
2014 Spanish Grand Prix Good Article
2014 United States Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Australian Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Austrian Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Bahrain Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Belgian Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Brazilian Grand Prix Good Article
2015 British Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Canadian Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Chinese Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Hungarian Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Italian Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Japanese Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Malaysian Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Mexican Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Monaco Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Russian Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Singapore Grand Prix Good Article
2015 Spanish Grand Prix Good Article
2015 United States Grand Prix Good Article
2016 Australian Grand Prix Good Article
2016 Austrian Grand Prix Good Article
2016 Bahrain Grand Prix Good Article
2016 British Grand Prix Good Article
2016 European Grand Prix Good Article
2016 Formula One World Championship Good Article
2016 Monaco Grand Prix Good Article
2016 Russian Grand Prix Good Article
2016 Spanish Grand Prix Good Article
2018 United States Grand Prix Good Article
2021 French Grand Prix Good Article
2022 Bahrain Grand Prix Good Article
2023 Formula One World Championship Good Article
Brabham BT46 Good Article July, 2008
Brabham BT49 Good Article
Formula One Good Article, Former Featured Article PR FACs: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; FAR Constant
Formula One drivers from India Good Article
Forti Good Article PR September, 2008
François Guiter Good Article
Gilles Villeneuve Good Article PR July, 2006
Jacques Villeneuve Good Article
Jenson Button Good Article
John Hogan (motorsport executive) Good Article
Jules Bianchi Good Article
Justin Wilson (racing driver) Good Article
Kimi Antonelli Good Article
Leigh Diffey Good Article
Lewis Hamilton Good Article, Failed FAC PR GARs: 1, 2, FACs: 1, 2 December, 2008
Mario Andretti Good Article October, 2008
Mark Webber Good Article GARs: 1, 2, 3 May, 2006
Max Mosley Failed FAC, Good Article PR FAC May, 2008
Maurício Gugelmin Good Article PR January, 2007
Michael Schumacher Failed FAC, Good Article PR FACs: 1, 2 December, 2005
McLaren M2B Good Article
McLaren MCL35 Good Article
McLaren MCL36 Good Article
McLaren MCL60 Good Article
McLaren MP4-18 Good Article
McLaren MP4-30 Good Article PR
Nico Rosberg Good Article
Oscar Piastri Good Article
Alain Prost (January 27, 2007) Former Featured Article PR FAC, FAR October, 2006
Brabham (May 2, 2011) Former Featured Article PR FAC, FAR February, 2007
1994 San Marino Grand Prix (May 1, 2007) Former Featured Article PR FAC, FAR November, 2006
Tom Pryce (June 11, 2014) Former featured Article PR FAC March, 2007
2006 Brazilian Grand Prix Failed GA
2007 Australian Grand Prix Former GA August, 2008
2009 Australian Grand Prix Failed GA
Fittipaldi Automotive Former GA PR March, 2008
Mercedes F1 W06 Hybrid Failed GA
Minardi Failed GA
Monaco Grand Prix Failed FAC, Former GA PR FAC, GAR September, 2006
Toyota Racing (Formula One team) Failed GA
Williams Grand Prix Engineering Failed GA, Peer Review PR
2006 Formula One World Championship Peer Review PR
Hideki Noda Peer Review PR
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Lists

More information Article, Status ...
Article Status Peer Review FLC
DHL Fastest Lap Award Featured List FLC
Hawthorn Memorial Trophy Featured List FLC
List of Formula One circuits Featured List PR FLC
List of Formula One drivers Featured List FLC
List of Formula One drivers who set a fastest lap Featured List FLC
List of Formula One fatalities Featured List PR FLC's:1, 2
List of Formula One Grand Prix winners Featured List PR FLC
List of Formula One Grands Prix Featured List FLC
List of Formula One polesitters Featured List FLC's:1, 2, 3
List of Formula One seasons Featured List FLC
List of Formula One World Championship points scoring systems Featured List FLC
List of Formula One World Constructors' Champions Featured List FLC
List of Formula One World Drivers' Champions Featured List FLC
List of red-flagged Formula One races Featured List FLC
Lorenzo Bandini Trophy Featured List FLC
List of Formula One Grand Prix wins by Fernando Alonso Former featured List FLC
List of Formula One Grand Prix wins by Lewis Hamilton Former featured List FLC
List of Formula One Grand Prix wins by Alain Prost Former featured List FLC
List of Formula One Grand Prix wins by Ayrton Senna Former featured List FLC's:1, 2
List of Formula One Grand Prix wins by Michael Schumacher Former featured List FLC
List of Formula One Grand Prix wins by Sebastian Vettel Former featured List FLC
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Pictures

Portals

More information Portal, Status ...
Portal Status Peer Review FPOC
Portal:Formula One Featured Portal PR FPOC
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For All Featured content on Wikipedia, see Wikipedia:Featured content

Types of articles

Formula One and its series

The sport's primary article is the "top" article of a series which includes four other related topics. The Wikipedians who created these articles intended to divide the topic of Formula One into specific subtopics, and chose the four topics they thought would best accomplish this goal. The appropriateness of the subtopics is open to discussion.

All five articles should include the template {{Formula One}} at the top.

  • Formula One is the main article for the sport, including general information; summaries of the articles on history, cars, and racing; general sections on drivers/constructors, Grands Prix, and circuits; a section noting the important people in F1's history; a 'current season' section; and a section on the future of F1.
    • History of Formula One – the sport's history, in detail. This should include major regulation changes, major technical advances, and the most important drivers and constructors of each era.
    • Formula One cars – a detailed description of the modern F1 car. Information about historical F1 cars belongs in the History article.
    • Formula One racing – the schedule and procedure of an F1 Grand Prix weekend; information about racing strategy.
    • Formula One regulations – both current and historical information on the FIA's technical and sporting regulations.

Lists

There are twenty-one Formula One-related lists. These should be historically complete, and include the template {{Formula One}}. Each, when updated, should also be marked "Accurate as of [date]" in order to assist future editors.

Race reports

A long-term goal of this project is to create articles containing a summary of every World Championship race since the sport's inception in 1950, as well as every non-championship Formula One race since the category's original definition in 1946.

Thanks to a bot written by Bill Cook, articles containing full classifications of every past race now exist, but most need summaries and many need standardization.

The standard structure may be found at Wikipedia:WikiProject Formula One/Example race report. The wikitext is annotated with comments and may be copied to assist with the creation of a new report.

The infobox templates to use for race report articles is {{Infobox Grand Prix race report}}, which caters for both championship and non-championship races. A cut-and-paste pro forma is available at the template doc page.

Each race report article is named "[Year] [Race title]": e.g. 1980 Austrian Grand Prix, 1950 Indianapolis 500.

Seasons

All season summary articles contain, as a minimum:

  • an overview of the season
    • the overview section generally contains a calendar of that season's races. An upcoming season's article instead features a list of contracted races. This list is transformed into the more familiar calendar format once the FIA published one through its World Motor Sport Council. Even if that is a provisional one. But not earlier than that.
  • a table of entrants
  • a Drivers' Championship table
  • a Constructors' Championship table (from 1958 onwards)

Articles for more recent seasons contain additional information. As a general rule, the current season article is in the "ideal" format; future season summary articles should use the same format.

Grands Prix (titular race articles, not individual race reports)

There should be a complete article on every race title which has been a part of the Formula One / World Championship calendar since the series started in 1950 (see List of Formula One Grands Prix). Keep in mind that the terms "Formula One Grand Prix", "Formula One race", and "World Championship race" have not always been synonymous – see Formula One#Distinction between Formula One and World Championship races for a detailed explanation.

If a race with a given title was only run once, the titular race article should redirect to the individual race's article, and the article should be structured like a race report.

Each article should contain:

  • At the top, an infobox:
{{F1 race
|Name                  = [[Australia]]n Grand Prix
|Flag                  = Flag of Australia.svg
|Circuit               = [[Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit]]
|Circuit_image         = Circuit Albert Park.png
|Laps                  = 58
|Circuit_length_km     = 5.303
|Circuit_length_mi     = 3.295
|Race_length_km        = 307.574
|Race_length_mi        = 191.110
|Lap_record            = 1:24.125 ([[2004 Formula One season|2004]])<br>{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Michael Schumacher]]
|Most_wins_driver      = {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Lex Davison]] (non-championship races) (4)<br>{{flagicon|Germany}} [[Michael Schumacher]] (4)
|Most_wins_constructor = {{flagicon|ITA}} [[Scuderia Ferrari|Ferrari]] (10)<br>{{flagicon|UK}} [[McLaren]] (10)
|Current_year          = 2008
|Winner                = {{flagicon|UK}} [[Lewis Hamilton]]
|Winning_team          = [[McLaren]]-[[Mercedes-Benz|Mercedes]]
|Winning_time          = 1:34:50.616  (194.578 km/h)
|Pole_driver           = {{flagicon|UK}} [[Lewis Hamilton]]
|Pole_team             = [[McLaren]]-[[Mercedes-Benz|Mercedes]]
|Pole_time             = 1:26.714
|Fastest_lap_driver    = {{flagicon|Finland}} [[Heikki Kovalainen]]
|Fastest_lap_team      = [[McLaren]]-[[Mercedes-Benz|Mercedes]]
|Fastest_lap           = 1:27.418
}}
  • History. This should cover all F1/WC races held under that name, and should note changes in venue, and the reasons for the change. The history should also cover races from other series held under the same name, if applicable.
  • A chronological list of winners in table format, including year, driver, constructor, location, and links to the relevant race reports, formatted thus:
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{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%;"
! Year
! Driver
! Constructor
! Location
! Report
|-
! {{F1|1985}}
| {{flagicon|ITA}} [[Michele Alboreto]]
| [[Scuderia Ferrari|Ferrari]]
| [[Nürburgring|Nürburgring GP-Strecke]]
| [[1985 German Grand Prix|Report]]
|-
! {{F1|1986}}
| {{flagicon|BRA}} [[Nelson Piquet]]
| [[Williams Grand Prix Engineering|Williams]]-[[Honda in Formula One|Honda]]
| rowspan="2"| [[Hockenheimring]]
| [[1986 German Grand Prix|Report]]
|-
! {{F1|1987}}
| {{flagicon|BRA}} [[Nelson Piquet]]
| [[Williams Grand Prix Engineering|Williams]]-[[Honda in Formula One|Honda]]
| [[1987 German Grand Prix|Report]]
|}
If a race was run as a non-championship event in some years (e.g. Moroccan Grand Prix), then those years should be highlighted in pink in the results table.
If the races were held at the same circuit on successive years, rows in the "Location" column should be combined in the table by using "rowspan". Rows in other columns should not be combined, even if they contain same data in successive years (e.g. same driver winning a few years in a row).

Circuits

  • All F1 circuit articles (i.e. any circuit ever used for an F1 race) should include an infobox:
{{Motorsport venue
| Name          = Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit
| Location      = [[Albert Park]], [[Melbourne]], Australia
| Time          = [[GMT]] +/- 00
| Image         = [[Image:Australiagprix.png|230px]]
| Events        = [[Formula One]]; [[V8 Supercar]]s; [[Carrera Cup]]; [[Formula Ford]]
| Length_km     = 5.30
| Length_mi     = 3.30
| Turns         = 16
| Record_time   = 1'24.125
| Record_driver = [[Michael Schumacher]]
| Record_team   = [[Scuderia Ferrari|Ferrari]]
| Record_year   = 2004
}}

Drivers

Example of {{Infobox F1 driver}} for a current driver (Fernando Alonso):
{{Infobox F1 driver
| nationality   = {{flagicon|ESP}} [[Formula One drivers from Spain|Spanish]]
| 2026 Team     = [[Aston Martin in Formula One|Aston Martin Aramco]]-[[Honda in Formula One|Honda]]
| car_number    = 14
| races         = {{F1stat|ALO|entries}} ({{F1stat|ALO|starts}} starts)
| championships = 2 ({{F1|2005}}, {{F1|2006}})
| wins          = {{F1stat|ALO|wins}}
| podiums       = {{F1stat|ALO|podiums}}
| points        = {{F1stat|ALO|careerpoints}}
| poles         = {{F1stat|ALO|poles}}
| fastest_laps  = {{F1stat|ALO|fastestlaps}}
| first_race    = {{F1GP||2001 Australian}}
| first_win     = {{F1GP||2003 Hungarian}}
| last_win      = {{F1GP||2013 Spanish}}
| last_race     = {{Latest F1GP}}
| last_season   = 2025
| last_position = 10th (56 pts)
}}
Example of {{Infobox F1 driver}} for a former driver (Ayrton Senna):
{{Infobox F1 driver
| nationality   = {{flagicon|BRA}} [[Formula One drivers from Brazil|Brazilian]]
| years         = {{F1|1984}}–{{F1|1994}}
| teams         = [[Toleman]], [[Team Lotus|Lotus]], [[McLaren]], [[Williams Grand Prix Engineering|Williams]]
| races         = 162 (161 starts)
| championships = 3 ({{F1|1988}}, {{F1|1990}}, {{F1|1991}})
| wins          = 41
| podiums       = 80
| points        = 610 (614)
| poles         = 65
| fastest_laps  = 19
| first_race    = [[1984 Brazilian Grand Prix]]
| first_win     = [[1985 Portuguese Grand Prix]]
| last_win      = [[1993 Australian Grand Prix]]
| last_race     = [[1994 San Marino Grand Prix]]
}}

Non-drivers

Example of {{Infobox person}} for non-driver (Ross Brawn):
{{Infobox person
| name               = Ross Brawn
| honorific_suffix   = {{Post-nominals|country=GBR|OBE|size=100}}
| image              = Ross Brawn Goodwood Festival of Speed 2016 001.jpg
| image_size         = 200px
| caption            = Brawn at the 2016 [[Goodwood Festival of Speed]] in the clothes of his own team [[Brawn GP]]
| birth_name         = Ross James Brawn
| birth_date         = {{birth date and age|df=yes|1954|11|23}}
| birth_place        = [[Ashton-under-Lyne]], Lancashire,<!-- Please do not change this to "Greater Manchester"; Ashton-under-Lyne was in Lancashire when Brawn was born--> England
| death_date         = 
| death_place        = 
| other_names        = 
| employer           = [[Formula One Group]]
| occupation         = [[Formula One]] managing director, motor sports and technical director (2017–2022)<br/> Formula One team technical director/team principal (1991–2006, 2008–2013)
| title              = 
| spouse             = Jean Brawn
| parents            = 
| website            = 
}}

Constructors

{{Infobox F1 team
| Constructor_name  = {{flagicon|GBR}} Atlassian Williams-Mercedes
| Short_name        = Williams
| Long_name         = Atlassian Williams F1 Team
| Logo              = [[File:Williams F1 logo 2026 (Corrigindo).png|220px]]
| Base              = {{nowrap|[[Grove, Oxfordshire]], England}}
| Principal         = [[James Vowles]]
| Engineering Head = [[Pat Fry]]
| Engineering Head position = Chief Technical Officer
| Director          =
| Founders          = [[Frank Williams (Formula One)|Frank Williams]]<br>[[Patrick Head]]
| Owner             = Dorilton Capital
| Website           = {{URL|https://www.williamsf1.com/|williamsf1.com}}
| 2026 Drivers      = 23. {{flagicon|THA}} [[Alexander Albon]]<br>55. {{flagicon|ESP}} [[Carlos Sainz Jr.]]
| 2026 Test_drivers  = {{flagicon|GBR}} [[Luke Browning]] (Reserve Driver)<br />{{flagicon|FRA}} [[Victor Martins]]<br />{{flagicon|GBR}} [[Harrison Scott]]<br />{{flagicon|GBR}} [[Oliver Turvey]]
| 2026 Chassis      = [[Williams FW48|FW48]]
| 2026 Engine       = [[Mercedes AMG High Performance Powertrains|Mercedes]]
| 2026 Tyres        = [[Pirelli]]
| Debut             = ''As a team''<br>[[1977 Spanish Grand Prix]]<br>''As a constructor''<br>[[1978 Argentine Grand Prix]]
| Final             = {{Latest F1GP}}
| Races             = ''As a team:'' {{sum|{{F1cstat|WIL|entries}}|11}} entries ({{sum|{{F1cstat|WIL|starts}}|8}} starts)<br>''As a constructor:'' {{F1cstat|WIL|entries}} entries ({{F1cstat|WIL|starts}} starts)
| Engines           = [[Ford Motor Company|Ford]], [[Honda in Formula One|Honda]], [[Judd (engine)|Judd]], [[Renault in Formula One|Renault]], [[Mecachrome]], [[Supertec]], [[BMW in Formula One|BMW]], [[Cosworth]], [[Toyota Racing (Formula One team)|Toyota]], [[Mercedes AMG High Performance Powertrains|Mercedes]]
| Cons_champ        = 9 ({{F1|1980}}, {{F1|1981}}, {{F1|1986}}, {{F1|1987}}, {{F1|1992}}, {{F1|1993}}, {{F1|1994}}, {{F1|1996}}, {{F1|1997}})
| Drivers_champ     = 7 ({{F1|1980}}, {{F1|1982}}, {{F1|1987}}, {{F1|1992}}, {{F1|1993}}, {{F1|1996}}, {{F1|1997}})
| Wins              = {{F1cstat|WIL|wins}}
| Podiums           = {{F1cstat|WIL|podiums}}
| Poles             = {{F1cstat|WIL|poles}}
| Points            = {{sum|{{F1cstat|WIL|totalpoints}}|-6}} ({{F1cstat|WIL|totalpoints}})
| Fastest_laps      = {{F1cstat|WIL|fastestlaps}}
| Last_season       = 2025
| Last_position     = 5th (137 pts)
}}

For a former F1 Team such as British American Racing, use {{Infobox former F1 team}}:

{{Infobox former F1 team
| Logo          = [[Image:BAR logo.gif]]
| Short_name    = BAR
| Long_name     = British American Racing
| Base          = [[Brackley]], Northamptonshire, United Kingdom
| Founders      = [[Craig Pollock]]
| Staff         = [[Adrian Reynard]]<br>[[David Richards (racing)|David Richards]]<br>[[Nick Fry]]
| Drivers       = {{flagicon|Canada}}[[Jacques Villeneuve]]<br>{{flagicon|Brazil}}[[Ricardo Zonta]]<br>{{flagicon|Finland}}[[Mika Salo]]<br>{{flagicon|France}}[[Olivier Panis]]<br>{{flagicon|Japan}}[[Takuma Sato]]<br>{{flagicon|UK}}[[Jenson Button]]<br>{{flagicon|UK}}[[Anthony Davidson]]
| Debut         = [[1999 Australian Grand Prix]]
| Races         = 118
| Cons_champ    = 0
| Drivers_champ = 0
| Wins          = 0
| Poles         = 2
| Fastest_laps  = 0
| Last race     = [[2005 Chinese Grand Prix]]
}}

Cars

{{Infobox racing car
| Car_name         = Tyrrell 006
| Logo             = [[Image:Tyrrell.gif]]
| Category         = [[Formula One]]
| Constructor      = [[Tyrrell Racing|Tyrrell Racing Organisation]]
| Designer         = [[Derek Gardner]]
| Team             = [[Tyrrell Racing|Elf Team Tyrrell]]
| Drivers          = [[François Cevert]],<br>[[Jackie Stewart]],<br>[[Patrick Depailler]],<br>[[Jody Scheckter]]
| Chassis          = [[Aluminium]] [[monocoque]]
| Front suspension = [[Double wishbone suspension|Double wishbone]], outboard [[Spring (device)|spring]]/[[shock absorber|damper]].
| Rear suspension  = Single top-link, parallel lower-links, twin [[Radius rod|radius arms]], outboard [[Spring (device)|spring]]/[[shock absorber|damper]].
| Engine name      = [[Ford]]-[[Cosworth DFV]]
| Capacity         = 2993[[cubic centimetre|cc]]
| Configuration    = [[V8 engine|V8]]
| Turbo/NA         = [[naturally aspirated]]
| Engine position  = [[Mid-engine]]d, [[longitudinal engine| longitudianlly mounted]]
| Gearbox name     = [[Hewland]] FG400
| Gears            = 5-speed
| Type             = [[Manual transmission|manual]]
| Differential     = [[ZF Friedrichshafen|ZF]] [[Differential (mechanics)|differential]]
| Fuel             = [[Elf Aquitaine|Elf]]
| Tyres            = [[Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company|Goodyear]]
| Debut            = [[1972 Canadian Grand Prix]],<br>[[Mosport Park]].
| Races            = 18
| Wins             = 5
| Cons_champ       = 0
| Drivers_champ    = '''1''' ([[1973 Formula One season|1973]])
| Poles            = 3
| Fastest_laps     = 2
}}

For an unformatted, cut-and-paste pro forma, please see this template's doc page. For Formula One articles, most details should be available. Otherwise simply leave blank any unknown fields and enter n/a for irrelevant or highly variable fields. Many customer cars will have had highly variable set up, I would suggest using either the most common configuration (if such a thing exists) or simply stating a brief range of options in lieu of precise specifications.

Updating

Since Formula One is a constantly-changing subject, its pages need constant updating. Click here for a list of what needs to be updated and when.

Templates

Templates should be inserted using the syntax {{Formula One}}.

Categories

Assessment

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Standard table formats

Standard formats for the driver and constructor/team summary tables are defined here.

Other conventions

Other conventions observed throughout the Formula One articles are listed here.

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