Short answer
Pirelli leads with 373 Grand Prix wins, narrowly ahead of Goodyear on 368. Bridgestone follows on 175, then Michelin on 102, Dunlop on 83, Firestone on 48, Continental on 10 and Englebert on 8.
- Most wins
- Pirelli, 373
- Close second
- Goodyear, 368
- Still supplying
- Pirelli (since 2011)
The 8 Most Successful Tire Manufacturers in Formula 1 History at a Glance
| No. | Supplier | Grand Prix wins | Seasons supplied |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Pirelli1950–1958, 1981–1986, 1989–1991, 2011–present | 373 | 1950–1958, 1981–1986, 1989–1991, 2011–present |
| 02 | Goodyear1964–1998 | 368 | 1964–1998 |
| 03 | Bridgestone1976–1977, 1997–2010 | 175 | 1976–1977, 1997–2010 |
| 04 | Michelin1977–1984, 2001–2006 | 102 | 1977–1984, 2001–2006 |
| 05 | Dunlop1950–1970, 1976–1977 | 83 | 1950–1970, 1976–1977 |
| 06 | Firestone1950–1960, 1966–1975 | 48 | 1950–1960, 1966–1975 |
| 07 | Continental1954–1955, 1958 | 10 | 1954–1955, 1958 |
| 08 | Englebert1950–1958 | 8 | 1950–1958 |
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The scale of the difference
Grand Prix wins on the supplier’s tyres
First 8 entries shown. Bar lengths compare the magnitude of the reported values.
- Pirelli373
- Goodyear368
- Bridgestone175
- Michelin102
- Dunlop83
- Firestone48
- Continental10
- Englebert8
The 8 Most Successful Tire Manufacturers in Formula 1 History: Entry Details
Pirelli
1950–1958, 1981–1986, 1989–1991, 2011–presentPirelli leads the table and is the only supplier still active. Its total combines early-1950s wins with its sole-supplier years since 2011.
- Current role
- Sole supplier since 2011
- Wins
- 373
Goodyear
1964–1998Goodyear supplied tyres from 1964 to 1998 and left with 368 wins. STATS F1 gives the same total, so it trails Pirelli by only five.
- Withdrew
- End of 1998
- Wins
- 368
Bridgestone
1976–1977, 1997–2010Bridgestone scored 175 wins across two spells. It was sole supplier from 2007 until it left at the end of 2010.
- Sole supplier
- 2007–2010
- Wins
- 175
Michelin
1977–1984, 2001–2006Michelin won 102 races over two spells, including Williams’ 2004 Brazilian Grand Prix victory. It left after 2006.
- Wins
- 102
- Spells
- Two
Dunlop
1950–1970, 1976–1977Dunlop supplied tyres for more than two decades from 1950, scoring 83 wins. It returned briefly in 1976–1977.
- Wins
- 83
- Main era
- 1950–1970
Firestone
1950–1960, 1966–1975Firestone won 48 races across two periods of supply. Its figure is in line with a 2005 report giving 49 victories, a small discrepancy between sources.
- Wins
- 48
- Spells
- Two
Continental
1954–1955, 1958Continental supplied tyres only in 1954, 1955 and 1958 and won 10 races.
- Wins
- 10
- Seasons
- Three
Englebert
1950–1958The Belgian supplier Englebert was present from 1950 to 1958 and won 8 races.
- Wins
- 8
- Period
- 1950–1958
The 8 Most Successful Tire Manufacturers in Formula 1 History: Analysis
Why Pirelli edges Goodyear
Pirelli overtook Goodyear because it has kept supplying since 2011, while Goodyear stopped at the end of 1998. The gap is only five wins, so the order could change only if Pirelli adds to its total, which it can do and Goodyear cannot.
Totals reflect era and exclusivity
Sole-supplier years inflate totals, because every winner uses the same tyre. That helps Pirelli and Bridgestone, and explains why Michelin’s 102 wins come from two competitive spells. Older suppliers such as Continental and Englebert were active only in the 1950s.
Our verdict
Editorial verdict
Pirelli is the most successful Formula 1 tyre supplier by wins, with Goodyear essentially level. Bridgestone is clear third, and the remaining suppliers span the sport’s early decades or two short spells.
FAQ: The 8 Most Successful Tire Manufacturers in Formula 1 History
Which tyre manufacturer has won the most Formula 1 races?
Pirelli, with 373 Grand Prix wins on its tyres as of the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix.
How many wins did Goodyear score?
Goodyear scored 368 wins between 1964 and 1998. STATS F1 gives the same total.
Is Pirelli the current Formula 1 tyre supplier?
Yes. Pirelli has supplied Formula 1 since 2011 and is the only supplier in this list still active.
Why do sole-supplier years matter?
When one company supplies all cars, every race winner counts for that supplier, which raises its total.
Are the win totals exact?
They come from a reference table, and different sources vary slightly; for example, Firestone’s total is 48 or 49.
Sources & methodology
Grand Prix wins scored on each supplier’s tyres, as listed in a Formula 1 tyre reference table covering 1950 to the 2026 Mexico City Grand Prix, cross-checked where possible against STATS F1. Wins are credited to the supplier whose tyres the winner used. Small differences between sources are possible.
Maintained by Artsiom Dusau, a software engineer and BMW 4 Series owner. Editorial policy
