In Formula 1, constructors are the entities responsible for designing and building the engine and chassis of a car. The entity that designs, creates, and builds the chassis and/or engine of the car is entered into the Constructors Championship. The Constructors Championship measures the performance of the ten teams in the F1 World Championship. Points are awarded to each team based on the finishing position of both of their drivers. If both drivers from a team finish in the top ten, the team will receive points for both drivers. The team with the most points at the end of the season is crowned the Constructors World Champion. The Constructors Championship is a prestigious competition held every year in the sport of Formula 1.

The Constructors Championship is different from the Driver Championship, which measures the performance of individual drivers. There is some overlap between the two metrics, as the performance of individual drivers contributes to the overall performance of the team. If a team has two strong drivers who consistently finish in the top positions, the team is likely to do well in the Constructors Championship. Additionally, the World Champion is often part of the Constructors World Championship-winning team, as they contribute significantly to the teams overall success.

The Constructors Championship has been awarded since 1958, and only 15 different constructors have won it. Scuderia Ferrari has been the most successful with 16 titles. The Constructors Championship is important because it provides a measure of a teams overall performance throughout the season. This metric takes into account the contributions of both drivers on the team, not just the performance of one individual driver. It also shows which team has the best overall car design and performance, as it is the result of a collective effort from the entire team.