FIELD	VALUE
TEAM	Oracle Red Bull Racing
BASE	Milton Keynes UK
TEAM CHIEF	Laurent Mekies
TECHNICAL CHIEF	Pierre Waché
CHASSIS	RB22
POWER UNIT	Red Bull Ford
FIRST TEAM ENTRY	1997
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS	6
POINTS	8474
HIGHEST RACE FINISH	1 (x130)
PODIUMS	237
POLE POSITIONS	111
FASTEST LAPS	103

2005-2009

Red Bull Racing entered Formula 1 in 2005 after acquiring Jaguar Racing. The Milton Keynes squad spent its first seasons building competitiveness, with David Coulthard and Mark Webber as drivers. By 2009, Sebastian Vettel had joined and delivered six race wins, taking the team to second in the constructors standings and announcing Red Bull as a genuine championship threat.

2010-2013

Four consecutive world titles defined this era. Adrian Newey created the RB6 through RB9, the dominant cars of their respective seasons. Sebastian Vettel won four straight drivers championships and Red Bull claimed four constructors titles, placing the team among the greatest in Formula 1 history.

2014-2018

The hybrid era brought new challenges as Red Bull struggled with Renault power before switching to TAG Heuer branded units. Max Verstappen joined in 2016 and immediately showcased his potential, scoring a debut win in Spain. The team remained a regular podium contender despite not fighting for championships.

2019-2020

Red Bull switched to Honda power for 2019, bringing renewed competitiveness. Verstappen scored multiple wins as the Honda partnership matured. In 2020, the team delivered strong results across the condensed calendar, with the RB16 showing title-challenging pace and laying the groundwork for the dominance ahead.

2021-2023

The most dominant period in modern Formula 1. Verstappen claimed his first title in Abu Dhabi 2021. In 2022, the RB18 was untouchable: 17 wins and both championships. In 2023, the RB19 shattered every record, winning 21 of 22 races. Three consecutive drivers titles and two constructors championships rivalled any era in the sport.

2024-2025

The grid closed in. McLaren and Ferrari challenged seriously in 2024, though Verstappen secured a fourth straight title in Las Vegas. Technical director Adrian Newey departed after 19 years. Laurent Mekies joined as team principal. In 2025, internal transition and increasing competition left Red Bull fourth in the standings.

2026

A new chapter. Red Bull enters the 2026 regulations with the RB22, powered by the Ford RBPT engine under a landmark partnership. Verstappen continues alongside rookie Isack Hadjar. After years of dominance, the team faces its most open competitive landscape since the hybrid era began, currently fourth in the early constructors standings.

YEAR	POS.	CHASIS	ENGINE	TYRES	VIC.	POLE	V.R.	POINTS	GPS
2026	4	RB22	RED BULL FORD	PIRELLI	0	0	1	230	14
2025	4	RB21	HONDA	PIRELLI	2	4	1	214	15
2024	3	RB20	HONDA	PIRELLI	9	8	4	589	24
2023	1	RB19	HONDA	PIRELLI	21	14	11	860	22
2022	1	RB18	HONDA	PIRELLI	17	7	8	759	22
2021	2	RB16B	HONDA	PIRELLI	11	10	8	585.5	22

RACE	DATE	TEAM	ENGINE	PTS
AUSTRALIA	08 MAR	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	8
CHINA	15 MAR	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	4
JAPAN	29 MAR	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	4
MIAMI	03 MAY	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	14
CANADA	24 MAY	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	27
MONACO	07 JUN	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	12
BARCELONA-CATALUNYA	14 JUN	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	20
AUSTRIA	28 JUN	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	26
GREAT BRITAIN	05 JUL	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	13
BELGIUM	19 JUL	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	23
HUNGARY	26 JUL	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	26
NETHERLANDS	23 AUG	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	9
ITALY	06 SEP	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	15
SPAIN	13 SEP	RED BULL RACING	RED BULL FORD	26