Red Bull Racing
Six-time Constructors' Champions and the dominant force of recent Formula 1 years. Red Bull Racing from Milton Keynes enters a new era with its own engine developed in partnership with Ford and Max Verstappen behind the wheel.
History and Information
Red Bull Racing was established in 2005 after acquiring Jaguar Racing and quickly grew into one of the greatest powerhouses in Formula 1 history, winning six Constructors' Championships. The team became famous for Sebastian Vettel's dominance (four consecutive titles 2010-2013) and the Max Verstappen era, with the Dutchman winning four consecutive Drivers' Championships from 2021. Mid-way through the 2025 season, there was a change at team principal - Christian Horner was replaced by Laurent Mekies, who quickly stabilized the situation and led Red Bull to a series of victories in the closing stages of the season. The 2026 season marks a pivotal moment - the team debuts its own Red Bull Powertrains power unit, developed in partnership with Ford, ending its long-standing dependence on external engine suppliers. Alongside Verstappen comes Isack Hadjar - a talented debutant from the Red Bull junior program. The Milton Keynes base boasts state-of-the-art infrastructure, and the team is determined to maintain its position at the front despite the regulatory revolution.