A fourth constructors' title in a row helped Mercedes beat competition from Champions League winners Real Madrid as well as NBA champions, the Golden State Warriors, and the Super Bowl history-making New England Patriots to the Laureus Award for Team of the Year.
Hybrid power in F1 has resulted in the dominance of the Silver Arrows, who are yet to relinquish their grip on the sport in this era.
They stormed to yet another team title in 2017, 146 points clear of Ferrari.
Lewis Hamilton also ensured a fourth straight drivers' title - his third with the team.
Hamilton was nominated for Sportsman of the Year, but the honour went to tennis legend Roger Federer.
"Teamwork is what counts in @F1"@LewisHamilton praises our Team of the Year, @MercedesAMGF1! ????#Laureus18 pic.twitter.com/58Qor3gvco — #Laureus18 (@LaureusSport) February 27, 2018
The Laureus World Team of the Year is @MercedesAMGF1! ????#Laureus18 pic.twitter.com/gzt4jpdMsZ — #Laureus18 (@LaureusSport) February 27, 2018
So proud of our team winning @LaureusSport's World Team of the Year. 1,500 people all with a shared vision. Honoured to be on this journey with you @MercedesAMGF1 — Lewis Hamilton (@LewisHamilton) February 27, 2018


