History of independent Formula One teams but with a main manufacturer factory works-backed status team (semi-factory)

[theriusDR3]

In the past we have McLaren-Mercedes in 1995-2009, BAR-Honda in 2000-2005, Benetton-Renault in 1995-2001 (1998-2000 Benetton's Renault engines developed by Supertec-Mecachrome independently), Williams-BMW in 2000-2005, Sauber-BMW in 2006-2009 (chassis jointly built by both BMW and Sauber), Williams-Cosworth in 2006, 2010-2011, Marussia-Cosworth 2013, McLaren-Honda in 2015-2017, Jaguar-Cosworth in 2000-2004, Ligier-Renault 1992-1994, Lotus-Renault in 2011-2014 and Prost-Peugeot in 1998-2000

Any additions?

Currently we have Red Bull Racing with Honda in 2019-present

[Jolle]

McLaren-Mercedes was in a time that Daimler had a majority stake in McLaren. McLaren-Honda is a better example. Others are of course Lotus-Ford (Cosworth), Sauber Mercedes and of course Williams Renault.

Sauber was also in BMW’s ownership during their time.

[Maritimer]

Jaguar was the Ford factory team, they just used a different name

[theriusDR3]

McLaren-Mercedes was in a time that Daimler had a majority stake in McLaren. McLaren-Honda is a better example. Others are of course Lotus-Ford (Cosworth), Sauber Mercedes and of course Williams Renault.

Sauber was also in BMW’s ownership during their time.

Uniquely, Mercedes-Benz also develop a "SLR MCLAREN" supercar jointly-built by MCLAREN

[bauc]

McLaren-Mercedes was in a time that Daimler had a majority stake in McLaren. McLaren-Honda is a better example. Others are of course Lotus-Ford (Cosworth), Sauber Mercedes and of course Williams Renault.

Sauber was also in BMW’s ownership during their time.

Daimler was the biggest single stake holder but never the majority owner, they had ''only'' 44% of the total stakes in Mcalren