Team: Red Bull Racing
First F1 Race: 2002
F1 Races: 140
Best Championship Finish: 4th (2009)
Race Wins: 2
After years as fairly unsuccessful F1 driver, Australian Mark Webber made a huge step forward last season by finishing 4th in the Drivers’ Championship. 33 year old Webber is a vastly experiences Formula 1 driver, having started his F1 career back in 2002 with Minardi, before going on to drive for Jaguar and Williams. Webber joined Red …
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Track History: Nurburgring (1951-1976, 1985 and 2009), AVUS Berlin (1959) and Hockenheimring (1970, 1977-)
Most Successful Drivers: Michael Schumacher (4 wins), Juan Manuel Fangio (3), Jackie Stewart (3), Nelson Piquet (3) and Ayrton Senna (3)
The current, much shorter Hockenheimring circuit was introduced in 2001 and is one of the flattest Grand Prix circuits on the Formula 1 calendar. The shortening of the track has meant that there are now more opportunities for …
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Drivers: Sebastian Vettel (5), Mark Webber (6)
Team Principal: Christian Horner
Car: Red Bull RB6
Engine: Renault
Test Drivers: Brendon Hartley and Daniel Ricciardo
Are you hoping that Red Bull Racing can go one better than last season? Right here you can catch up on all the latest Red Bull Racing News and fan opinion in our F1 Blogs and you can also see if they are on course to win the 2010 F1 Constructors’ Championship …
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The final Formula 1 Grand Prix of the 2009 F1 season at the awesome new track in Abu Dhabi was a great race for Red Bull, as they winded up the 2009 F1 season with their third win in a row. Jenson Button finished on the podium, with Mark Webber in 2nd and Vettel in a well deserved first place.
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The 2009 Brazilian Grand Prix was a great race from Interlagos, when Jenson Button eventually brought home the F1 title for us Brits! Congratulations to Brawn GP and Ross Brawn! There were also awesome drives by Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel for Red Bull, Lewis Hamilton for Mclaren and Robert Kubica for BMW.
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Not a particularly inspiring start to this race, but it hotted up as it got closer to the end. Hamilton took first position, with Timo Glock in second and Fernando Alonso in third after a horrible week for the Renault team. Jenson Button edges closer to the championship after he takes more points than Rubens Barrichello, and Mark Webber is out of the title race after retiring from the Singapore Grand Prix with break failures. The battle is on between …
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Formula One has regularly had a huge gap between the front and the back. Arrows and Minardi used to...