Principal: Christian Horner
| Name | Red Bull |
| Country |  Austria |
| Season Entries | 21 |
| Total Drivers | 14 |
| First Race | 2005 Australian F1 GP |
| Last Race | 2025 Austrian F1 GP |
| First Pole | 2009 Chinese F1 GP |
| Last Pole | 2025 E. Romagna F1 GP |
| First Win | 2009 Chinese F1 GP |
| Last Win | 2025 E. Romagna F1 GP |
| First Podium | 2006 Monaco F1 GP |
| Last Podium | 2025 Canadian F1 GP |
| First One-Two Finish | 2009 Chinese F1 GP |
| Last One-Two Finish | 2024 Japanese F1 GP |
| First Front Row Lockout | 2010 Australian F1 GP |
| Last Front Row Lockout | 2024 Spanish F1 GP |
Red Bull F1 Stats | |
| Constructors' Titles | 6 |
| F1 Drivers' Titles | 8 |
| Grand Prix Entries | 405 |
| Grand Prix Starts | 404 |
| Total Points | 7998.5 |
| Avg. Points per GP | 19,75 |
| Grand Prix Wins | 124 (30,6%) |
| One-Two Finishes | 31 (7,7%) |
| Pole Positions | 108 (26,7%) |
| Front Row Lockouts | 29 (7,2%) |
| GP Podiums | 287 (70,9%) |
| GP Fastest Laps | 100 (24,7%) |
| GP Retirements | 142 |
| GP DNF's | 122 |
| Total GP Laps | 43219 |
Max Verstappen F1 Stats | |
| Drivers' Titles | 4 |
| Grand Prix Entries | 220 |
| Grand Prix Starts | 220 |
| Total Points | 3178.50 |
| Avg. Points per GP | 14.45 |
| Grand Prix Wins | 65 (29,5%) |
| Wins from pole | 34 (15,5%) |
| Pole Positions | 44 (20,0%) |
| Front Row Starts | 79 (35,9%) |
| Avg. GP Grid | 5.1 |
| GP Podiums | 117 (53,2%) |
| GP Fastest Laps | 34 (15,5%) |
| GP Points Finish | 184 (83,6%) |
| Avg. GP Position | 3.6 |
| Hat-tricks | 14 (6,4%) |
| GP Retirements | 33 (15,0%) |
| GP DNF's | 30 (13,6%) |
| Total GP Laps | 11.925 |
11. Yuki Tsunoda
Yuki Tsunoda F1 Stats | |
| Grand Prix Entries | 101 |
| Grand Prix Starts | 98 |
| Total Points | 101.00 |
| Avg. Points per GP | 1.00 |
| Grand Prix Wins | 0 |
| Pole Positions | 0 |
| Avg. GP Grid | 13.0 |
| GP Podiums | 0 |
| GP Fastest Laps | 1 (1,0%) |
| GP Points Finish | 30 (29,7%) |
| Avg. GP Position | 12.3 |
| GP Retirements | 18 (17,8%) |
| GP DNF's | 14 (13,9%) |
| Total GP Laps | 5.255 |
| Driver | GP | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | Pod | Pole | Laps | FL | PTS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Max Verstappen | 197 | 65 | 35 | 17 | 117 | 44 | 10697 | 34 | 3116.5 |
 Mark Webber | 129 | 9 | 16 | 16 | 41 | 13 | 6970 | 19 | 978.5 |
 Sebastian Vettel | 113 | 38 | 14 | 13 | 65 | 44 | 6244 | 24 | 1577 |
| Daniel Ricciardo | 100 | 7 | 6 | 16 | 29 | 3 | 5382 | 13 | 956 |
 Sergio Pérez | 90 | 5 | 14 | 10 | 29 | 4 | 4847 | 8 | 932 |
 David Coulthard | 71 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 3456 | 0 | 60 |
| Christian Klien | 28 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1296 | 0 | 11 |
 Alex Albon | 26 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 1510 | 0 | 181 |
 Daniil Kvyat | 23 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 1278 | 0 | 116 |
 Pierre Gasly | 12 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 725 | 2 | 63 |
 Yuki Tsunoda | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 296 | 0 | 7 |
 Vitantonio Liuzzi | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 189 | 0 | 1 |
 Liam Lawson | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 152 | 0 | 0 |
| Robert Doornbos | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 177 | 0 | 0 |
Technical officer Adrian Newey and Red Bull Racing team owner Dietrich Mateschitz
Four consecutive world championships and some hefty financial backing have made Red Bull Racing a powerful addition to the formula one grid since its induction in 2005. The controversial move from energy drinks manufacturers Red Bull to purchase a racing team may not have won them many hearts but in the subsequent years, they have earned everyone's respect and nowadays, fear.
After purchasing the Jaguar team in September 2004 the team drew up plans to rapidly rise to the front of the grid, although this was unlikely as Ferrari dominated the sport and had just won five straight world titles. However, the experienced David Coulthard and protégée Christian Klein guided the team to an impressive sixth-place finish in the constructor's standings in their first season. Coulthard, a multiple race winner at McLaren, then claimed the team's first podium finish at Monaco a year later. After proclaiming beforehand that he would jump into the swimming pool naked had one of his cars claimed a podium, team boss Christian Horner kept to his word.
David Coulthard, Red Bull RB1, Malaysian GP 2005
In 2007 the team signed experienced Australian Mark Webber to drive alongside Coulthard, with the aim that he would partner Coulthard's eventual replacement who would be selected from Red Bull's junior team, Toro Rosso. Toro Rosso served as a driving apprenticeship for young drivers who, if good enough, will progress to Red Bull. The team showed slow progression by coming 5th in the championship that season, and in Mark Webber, they had found a perfect second driver who competed hard with Coulthard.
In 2008 the team suffered the embarrassment of their sister team Toro Rosso claiming a race win before they did, as the hot young prospect Sebastian Vettel romped home to win at Monza. Coulthard and Webber improved in terms of points in 2008, but not in position and dropped back to a disappointing 7th.
2009 Japanese victory for Vettel
As DC retired, the young Vettel joined Webber on the main team and took the team's first-ever race victory in the season's third race, China. With the poor cars produced by major teams Ferrari and McLaren, Red Bull found themselves with one of the fastest cars on the grid. Consistent podiums for Vettel followed in 2009 and although the car wasn't on pace terms with the Brawn, he managed to win the British Grand Prix later that season. This triggered a superb run to the end of the season as Vettel racked up further victories in Japan and Abu Dhabi, while Mark Webber won the first races of his career in Germany and Brazil. Red Bull came second in the championship and the following season they produced an even finer car, the shift of power in the sport was swinging Red Bull's way.
1-2 finish for Red Bull 2010 Brazil F1 GP
After a dramatic topsy-turvy season, Vettel won his maiden world championship, claiming five wins along the way. In a tight contest, he narrowly beat his teammate Webber, who finished third place with four wins. Vettel destroyed the field the next season to defend his championship by over 100 points in the totally dominant RB7 car. The RB8 in 2012 was less dominant and the duo struggled in the early rounds of the season. However, Newey's design brilliance and Red Bull's development speed soon provided Vettel with the platform to hunt down Fernando Alonso's Ferrari and successfully defend the title again. 2013 saw a fourth straight title for team and driver.
With Webber now retired and the turbo-hybrid era's arrival, there was a changing of the tide in Formula 1, with Mercedes dominating. Daniel Ricciardo still won three races in 2014 after replacing his fellow Australian, while Sebastian Vettel left for Ferrari in 2015.
The 2015 and 2016 F1 seasons were a bit disappointing for the Milton Keynes-based race team. Mercedes had the best of them. The chassis that came from Newey was brilliant and arguably generated the most downforce and mechanical grip of all cars, but the Renault engine wasn't powerful enough against Mercedes and even Ferrari. They did beat Ferrari but only because of the chassis that was better than Ferrari could build.
2014 Belgium F1 GP podium: 1. Ricciardo 2. Rosberg 3. Bottas
In the 2016 Spanish Grand Prix, Max Verstappen was promoted to Red Bull from Toro Rosso in place of Daniil Kvyat, and the Dutchman won the race after the two Mercedes crashed in the first lap and a good strategy from the team.
Ricciardo won the 2016 Malaysian Grand Prix and the team hoped to start a new aerodynamic era in 2017 strongly.
However, the team had the third-fastest car in most tracks during the 2017 and 2018 seasons. Even though they were often behind Ferrari and Mercedes in those two years, Verstappen and Ricciardo still managed to win seven races (four for Verstappen and three for the Australian) and be consistent podium-finishers.
The 2019 season saw Red Bull being quite close with Ferrari in a fight for second place in the World Constructors' championship, but Ricciardo had left the team for Renault. Pierre Gasly replaced the Australian, but he could not adapt to the now Verstappen-oriented car, and Alex Albon replaced him for the second half of the season, having similar results.
Verstappen finished third in the World Drivers' Championship in 2019, with three wins, but the team was third in the WCC behind Mercedes and Ferrari.
The 2020 Formula 1 season saw Ferrari out of the battle for wins and Red Bull became the second-best team behind Mercedes, with Verstappen again finishing third in the championship after taking a couple of wins and 11 podiums, while Alex Albon had two podiums in his last year with the team.
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Sergio Pérez became Verstappen's teammate for the 2021 season, and Red Bull showed it had the best car on the grid during pre-season testing. Verstappen made good use of it and won the 2021 World Drivers' Championship in the final race after a year-long battle with Mercedes' seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton.
Verstappen took 10 wins in 2021 and a single-season record 18 podiums. While Pérez won the 2021 Azerbaijan Grand Prix and finished on the podium five times.
In the first half of the 2022 Formula 1 season, Red Bull took nine wins in 13 races, with Max Verstappen (eight) and Sergio Pérez (one at Monaco).
In the early stages, Ferrari looked to compete with Red Bull, winning two of the first three races. From then on, Red Bull dominated and took advantage of Ferrari's strategic mistakes and unreliability.
In the 2022 Belgian Grand Prix, Verstappen won easily from 14th place on the grid and his teammate Sergio Pérez finished second. It was Red Bull's 85th win in Formula 1.
AUSTIN, TEXAS - OCTOBER 23: Race winner Max Verstappen of the Netherlands and Oracle Red Bull Racing celebrates.
From the 2022 French Grand Prix, the team started a streak of six Grand Prix victories, with five for Verstappen and one for Pérez in another street race with rain, at Singapore. That was the second streak of at least six consecutive wins for Red Bull in 2022, and the win at Singapore was the 88th in team history.
Verstappen won the following race at Japan with his teammate Sergio Pérez finishing second. The result secured the 2022 WDC for Verstappen and was the 22nd 1-2 for Red Bull, as well as the 89th victory for the squad.
Red Bull achieved the fifth World Constructors' Championship at the 2022 United States Grand Prix, which was won by Max Verstappen. It was the team's first WCC since 2013, and it keeps Red Bull in fifth place in the all-time list of WCC winners.
Verstappen's win at Austin was the 90th for Red Bull in 344 starts, and the team added two more to end the season. Red Bull is fifth on the list of most wins for a constructor in F1 history.
The team is also fifth in terms of WDCs with six, tied with Lotus and one away from Williams' fourth place.
With 17 wins in 2022, Red Bull reached second place in terms of most wins by a team in a single season (behind Mercedes' 19 wins in 2016). The Austrian team surpassed the likes of the 2014 and 2015 Mercedes and the 1988 McLaren in terms of single-season dominance.
BAHRAIN, BAHRAIN - MARCH 04: Pole position qualifier Max Verstappen of the Netherlands.
Despite having almost unprecedented dominance in 2022, Red Bull could not put its drivers in a 1-2 in the WDC, as Pérez finished third behind Ferrari's Charles Leclerc after the Verstappen-Pérez teamwork couldn't work in the Mexican's way.
Pre-Season Testing suggested Red Bull still had the best car in the grid by some margin, and the RB19 started the season with a tremendous 1-2 in the Bahrain Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen taking his 21st Pole Position and 36th victory in F1, plus Sergio Pérez finishing on the podium for the 27th time in his career with a good second place.
It was Red Bull's 93rd Formula 1 victory and the 23rd 1-2 in the team's history. The team achieved its 94th win in the following race, the 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, with Sergio Pérez taking his fifth victory.
Verstappen finished second after recovering from 15th place on the grid after an issue in qualifying.
BAKU, AZERBAIJAN - APRIL 30: Race winner Sergio Perez of Mexico and Oracle Red Bull Racing celebrates.
Red Bull won the 2023 Australian Grand Prix with Verstappen leading the way. The team grabbed its 95th F1 win in 350 starts, although the run of consecutive 1-2s ended after Sergio Pérez had mechanical issues in qualifying.
Although Ferrari and Charles Leclerc stopped Red Bull's unbeaten run in Qualifying in 2023, the Milton Keynes-based team still went on to win the 2023 Azerbaijan Grand Prix with Sergio Pérez leading the third one-two of the season for Red Bull.
The win at Baku was the fourth in four races in 2023 and the team's 96th F1 win. Moreover, the 1-2 was the 25th in team history.
Win number 97 in Red Bull's F1 history came at the 2023 Miami Grand Prix, with Verstappen leading another 1-2 ahead of Pérez.
MONTE-CARLO, MONACO - MAY 28: Race winner Max Verstappen of the Netherlands and Oracle Red Bull Racing.
It was the team's 26th 1-2 in Formula 1, and the second consecutive win for the squad and Verstappen in the Miami Grand Prix.
Verstappen won the 2023 Monaco Grand Prix from Pole Position to give the team a sixth win in six races in 2023, and also its 98th Formula 1 win. It was also Red Bull's seventh win in Monaco, which is the fourth-most overall at the event and the third-most during the race's Formula 1 era, equalling Lotus (starting in 1950).
With Verstappen winning the 2023 Spanish and Canadian Grands Prix, Red Bull reached 100 Formula 1 wins, becoming the fifth team to do so after Ferrari, McLaren, Mercedes, and Williams.
Wins by Verstappen at Austria and Silverstone put Red Bull at 102 in its F1 history and gave the team 11 consecutive victories, tying the all-time record set by McLaren in 1988.
Red Bull established a new record for consecutive wins by a team in the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix on 23 July, with Verstappen winning the race (his seventh consecutive win).
Verstappen extended his own record streak to 10 consecutive wins, while Red Bull reached 15 consecutive victories after dominating in Belgium, the Netherlands, and Italy.
The team's and Verstappen's streaks were ended at Singapore, as struggles left the Dutchman in fifth place. However, Red Bull and Verstappen closed out the year with seven consecutive victories. The Dutchman won 19 of 2023's 22 Grands Prix, and two wins from Sergio Pérez gave Red Bull 21 victories in 22 races.
Those stats established records for the most wins by a team in a single season and the highest percentage of wins in a year, at 95.5%.
Sprint winner Max Verstappen of the Netherlands and Oracle Red Bull Racing celebrates in parc ferme during the Sprint ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of China at Shanghai International Circuit on April 20, 2024 in Shanghai, China.
Moreover, 2023 put Red Bull just one win behind Williams for fourth place among the F1 teams with the most wins in history (114-113).
Red Bull and Max Verstappen started the 2024 Formula 1 season again dominating the entire F1 field. The Dutchman won four of the first five races of the season. Verstappen won in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Japan, and China to reach 58 F1 wins,
Moreover, Sergio Pérez was also there, following the Dutchman for three 1-2s and finishing third in China.
Verstappen also dominated in Qualifying in the early stages, starting the season with five straight Pole Positions.
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