Maserati

Maserati's brief but impactful Formula 1 tenure is primarily defined by Juan Manuel Fangio's 1957 World Championship, secured in the iconic 250F. While the Italian marque competed in 436 championship races, achieving 9 victories and 40 podium finishes, their legacy is more about the elegance and sound of their front-engined machines during the sport's formative years. They withdrew from top-tier racing after 1957, focusing on sports cars, yet remain an indelible part of F1's early romantic era.