World Constructors' Championship
WCC
This championship is awarded to the constructor (the team that manufactures the car) that achieves the best performance over a season. It is determined by combining the points of both drivers belonging to the team. First introduced in 1958 under the name 'International Cup,' it is often considered more important than the driver's title from a team management perspective, as it determines the scale of the team's prize money distribution.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the WCC and WDC?
The WCC is the World Constructors' Championship for teams, while the WDC is the World Drivers' Championship for individual drivers.
Do points from both drivers count toward the WCC?
Yes. Championship points scored by the constructor's drivers contribute to its season total, making the performance of both cars important in the Constructors' Championship.
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