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#3 Mercedes F1 W07 Hybrid (2016)
Mercedes are the undisputed kings of Formula 1 during the new turbocharged era, and their 2016 entry is arguably their most impressive car since 2014. In the hands of Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, drivers powered by the W07 won 19 of that year's 21 races and earned a combined 33 podiums finishes. Hamilton has the most poles ever in F1 history, and he earned 12 of them in 2016, with Rosberg accumulating a further 8 pole positions, meaning that only on one occasion did a non-Mercedes start from P1.
All of the Silver Arrows' V6-turbo hybrid entries have won the constructor's championship with ease, but none can match the W07's level of dominance. However, with three 1-2 finishes to open the 2019 season so far, the Mercedes AMG F1 W10 EQ Power+ has the potential to eclipse their car from three years ago.
