🏎️Red Bull
Oracle Red Bull Racing
🏆Constructor Championships
👑Driver Championships
🏁 2025 Racing Lineup
Elite drivers representing Red Bull in championship battle
🏛️Foundation & Early Years
The birth of a racing legend
Red Bull Racing was established in 2005 when the Austrian energy drink company Red Bull GmbH purchased the Jaguar Racing Formula 1 team from Ford Motor Company. Dietrich Mateschitz, Red Bull's co-founder, had long harbored ambitions to enter Formula 1, viewing it as the ultimate platform to showcase the Red Bull brand's association with extreme sports and high performance.
📚Team History & Evolution
Decades of Formula 1 excellence and innovation
Red Bull Racing's transformation from the struggling Jaguar team to a championship-winning operation is one of Formula 1's greatest success stories. Under the leadership of Christian Horner and with Adrian Newey's aerodynamic genius, the team rapidly evolved from midfield runners to front-runners.
The breakthrough came in 2009 with Sebastian Vettel's maiden victory at the Chinese Grand Prix, marking Red Bull as race winners. This success set the stage for an unprecedented period of dominance from 2010–2013, where the team won four consecutive Constructors' Championships with Vettel claiming four straight Drivers' titles.
After a period of rebuilding following the departure of Vettel and the end of the V8 era, Red Bull found their next superstar in Max Verstappen. The young Dutchman joined in 2016 and immediately showed his potential with a victory on his Red Bull debut at the Spanish Grand Prix.
The 2021 season marked Red Bull's return to championship glory, with Verstappen engaging in an epic battle with Lewis Hamilton that went down to the final lap of the final race in Abu Dhabi. This victory launched another period of dominance, with Verstappen and Red Bull winning multiple consecutive championships and rewriting various F1 records.
Red Bull's success has been built on innovative car design, aggressive strategy, exceptional pit stop performance, and the development of young talent through their driver program, which has produced numerous F1 stars.
⭐Iconic Moments
Legendary achievements that defined motorsport history
First Victory in China
Sebastian Vettel scored Red Bull's maiden Formula 1 victory at the Chinese Grand Prix, announcing the team's arrival as a competitive force and setting the stage for future success.
Vettel's First World Championship
Sebastian Vettel became the youngest Formula 1 World Champion in history, securing Red Bull Racing's first Drivers' and Constructors' Championships, marking the start of a dominant era.
Dominant Championship Season
Red Bull achieved one of the most dominant seasons in F1 history, winning 12 out of 19 races with Vettel and Webber, demonstrating their superior car design and strategic prowess.
Vettel's Incredible Brazil Comeback
Sebastian Vettel recovered from a first-lap collision to finish 6th and secure his third consecutive championship at the Brazilian Grand Prix, showcasing Red Bull's never-give-up mentality.
Verstappen's Debut Victory
Max Verstappen became the youngest race winner in F1 history at the Spanish Grand Prix in his first race for Red Bull, signaling the beginning of a new era for the team.
Abu Dhabi Championship Drama
Max Verstappen won his first World Championship in dramatic fashion, overtaking Lewis Hamilton on the final lap of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in one of F1's most controversial and exciting finales.
Return to Total Dominance
Red Bull dominated the season with 17 wins out of 22 races, with Verstappen setting records for most wins in a season and largest championship margin, establishing a new era of supremacy.
End of an Era: Horner's Departure
Christian Horner, Red Bull's Team Principal since its inception, was unexpectedly dismissed amid performance struggles, ending a two-decade leadership that saw the team rise to multiple championships.
🏆Constructor Championships
Team excellence recognized
👑 Driver Championships
Individual driver excellence
🏢Headquarters & Facilities
State-of-the-art engineering and manufacturing
Red Bull Racing's headquarters in Milton Keynes, England, features cutting-edge facilities including advanced wind tunnels, a state-of-the-art simulator, and comprehensive manufacturing capabilities. The campus also houses Red Bull Technology and the team's engineering departments, creating an integrated environment for Formula 1 development.