F1 Teams with the Most Constructors' World Championship Titles

#3 - McLaren (8)

Lewis Hamilton won his first championship with McLaren in 2008.

A surprise team is in third, not because it's too high, but it's too low that you'd expect. Bruce McLaren's team are second in drivers championship (12), but not in terms of constructor's championships, that honour belongs to another well-known British team. Their last came back in 1998, despite winning the driver's world championship in 1999 and 2008 and also being disqualified in 2007.

They're the second longest running Formula 1 team, behind only Ferrari, but have fallen on tough times recently, not having a win since 2012 and are without a podium since 2013. Emerson Fittipaldi in 1974 was their first driver's champion, with the Brazilian also helping them to their first constructor's championship.

James Hunt, Niki Lauda, Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna, Mika Hakkinen and most recently, Lewis Hamilton in '08. With fresh drivers, a decent engine and new a leadership structure, the team could return to the podium for the first time in six years sometime in 2019.