Red Bull landed in Formula 1 after the acquisition of the Jaguar Racing team, the Austrian structure paid about 100 million euros to take over a team that was then owned by Ford Motor Company.
Although its beginnings were somewhat hesitant, it only took five seasons to reach the top of the category, winning four consecutive titles with Sebastian Vettel as the main protagonist.
Since then, Red Bull has always been hovering around the top of the grid and, in fact, in 2021 it won its fifth drivers’ title through Max Verstappen.
In addition to owning the official Red Bull team, the energy drink brand also owns another team on the grid, AlphaTauri (formerly Toro Rosso), a team that is based in Faenza (Italy) and works as a team Red Bull junior, with a particular focus on developing young talent from the Milton Keynes structure.
Year, Red Bull car and drivers
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All Red Bull cars and drivers in Formula 1:
| car model | Year in which he competed | pilots |
| RB18 | 2022 |
Max Verstappen Sergio Perez |
| RB16B | 2021 |
Max Verstappen Sergio Perez |
| RB16 | 2020 |
Alexander Albon Max Verstappen |
| RB15 | 2019 |
Pierre Gasly Alexander Albon Max Verstappen |
| RB14 | 2018 |
Daniel Ricciardo Max Verstappen |
| RB13 | 2017 |
Daniel Ricciardo Max Verstappen |
| RB12 | 2016 |
Daniel Ricciardo Daniil Kvyat Max Verstappen |
| RB11 | 2015 |
Daniel Ricciardo Daniil Kvyat |
| RB10 | 2014 |
Sebastian Vettel Daniel Ricciardo |
| RB9 | 2013 |
Mark Webber Sebastian Vettel |
| RB8 | 2012 |
Mark Webber Sebastian Vettel |
| RB7 | 2011 |
Mark Webber Sebastian Vettel |
| RB6 | 2010 |
Mark Webber Sebastian Vettel |
| RB5 | 2009 |
Mark Webber Sebastian Vettel |
| RB4 | 2008 |
David Coulthard Mark Webber |
| RB3 | 2007 |
David Coulthard Mark Webber |
| RB2 | 2006 |
David Coulthard Christian Klien Robert Doornbos |
| RB1 | 2005 |
David Coulthard Christian Client Vitantonio Liuzzi |




