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2010 Formula One World Championship
The 2010 Formula One World Championship: Sebastian Vettel's first title at 23, Red Bull's first double, a four-way title fight settled in Abu Dhabi, the refuelling ban and new 25-point system.
2011 Formula One World Championship
2011 Formula One World Championship: 19-race F1 season won by Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Racing, 392 points), youngest double champion, 11 wins and record 15 poles; Red Bull took the constructors' title; DRS, KERS return, and Pirelli tyres debuted.
2012 Formula One World Championship
2012 FIA Formula One World Championship, the 63rd F1 season: 20 races from Australia to Brazil. Sebastian Vettel beat Fernando Alonso by 3 points for his third straight title; 8 different winners including a debut US GP in Austin.
2013 Formula One World Championship
2013 Formula One World Championship: 19-race F1 season won by Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull, 397 points, 13 wins, nine straight) and Red Bull (596); marked by Pirelli tyre failures, mid-season tyre change, Multi-21, and Mercedes tyre test.
2014 Formula One World Championship
The 2014 FIA Formula One World Championship, the 65th F1 season, introduced 1.6-litre V6 turbo hybrid power units; Mercedes won 16 of 19 races and both titles, with Lewis Hamilton beating Nico Rosberg 384-317 for the drivers' crown.
2015 Formula One World Championship
2015 Formula One World Championship, the 66th F1 season: 19 races, Lewis Hamilton's third title (US GP) and Mercedes' second constructors' crown (703 points), Ferrari's three wins, Verstappen's debut, McLaren-Honda's return.
2016 Formula One World Championship
The 2016 Formula One World Championship, the 70th F1 season, ran 21 rounds. Nico Rosberg beat Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton 385-380 for his only title, then retired days later; Verstappen became the youngest race winner.
2016 GP2 Series
2016 GP2 Series, the final GP2 season before the 2017 FIA Formula 2 rebrand: 22 races at 11 F1-supporting rounds; Pierre Gasly beat Prema teammate Antonio Giovinazzi by eight points, 219-211, with Prema taking the teams' title on 430 points.
2017 Formula One World Championship
2017 FIA Formula One World Championship: 20-race F1 season won by Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes, 363 points) over Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari, 317), under new wider-car, wider-tyre regulations and Liberty Media's first season of ownership.
2017–18 Formula E Championship
2017/18 ABB FIA Formula E Championship, the series' fourth season and last for the GEN1 car: 12 ePrix in 10 countries, Vergne drivers' champion over di Grassi, Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler teams' champion.
2018 Formula One World Championship
The 2018 Formula One World Championship was the 69th F1 season, contested over 21 Grands Prix and won by Lewis Hamilton, who sealed his fifth title in Mexico.
2019 FIA Formula 3 Championship
2019 FIA Formula 3 Championship: inaugural season of FIA F3, formed by merging GP3 and European F3. Ten teams, 30 cars, eight F1-support rounds; Robert Shwartzman (PREMA) won the drivers' title with 212 points.
2019 Formula One World Championship
2019 Formula One World Championship, 70th F1 season over 21 races; Lewis Hamilton won his sixth drivers' title with 413 points and Mercedes a record sixth consecutive double (739 points), amid the Ferrari engine settlement controversy.
W Series (championship)
W Series: all-female single-seater motor racing championship (2019-2023) using Tatuus T-318 cars, won three times by Jamie Chadwick, an F1 support series from 2021, ended in administration June 2023 and succeeded by F1 Academy.