We may only have been in Formula One for a mere 19 seasons, but we’ve had our fair share of ups and downs. While we’ll never forget the low points, that’s not what this article is about.
Let’s take a look at some of the key stats from our best wins, and our infamous ones…
Winners Week
74
It was race number 74 at which the Team took its first win
23 years, 133 days
The age of Sebastian Vettel when he won the Drivers’ Championship in 2010, becoming the youngest driver to be crowned World Champion
23 years, 133 days
4
The number of drivers who could’ve won the 2010 World Championship going into the final race in Abu Dhabi
11
Sebastian was responsible for 11 of the Team’s 12 victories in 2011 with the RB7
3
With three races remaining of the 2011 season, the Team wrapped up its second Constructors’ title
9
In 2013 Seb went on a victory rampage towards the end of the season and won a record-breaking (at the time) nine races in a row
1
Max Verstappen won his 1st race In a Red Bull – the 2016 Spanish Grand Prix
0
The points difference between Max and Lewis Hamilton going into the final race of 2021
14
Max’s start position at the 2022 Belgium Grand Prix, where he went on to win
29.19
Max’s win percentage since racing in F1
19
The number of seasons it took for the Team to get a one-two finish in the Drivers’ Championship
860
The total number of points the Team collected in 2023
11
The number of one-two finishes Max and Checo have achieved together
4
The number of Grand Slams Max has claimed throughout his career (pole, fastest lap, race win and lead every lap)
3 out of 7
Out of the Team’s seven drivers title, it has come down to the final race of the season three times. Sebastian in 2010 and 2012, and Max in 2021
1,003
The laps led by Max in the 2023 season (the previous record was Seb’s with 739 laps led)
