2010 Constructors' World Championship
Red Bull Racing's first Constructors' title came in 2010, powered by Renault.
Red Bull Racing won the Constructors' Championship in 2010, the first of four successive titles from 2010 to 2013.
- Team Principal:
- Christian Horner
- Lead Driver:
- Sebastian Vettel
- Teammate:
- Mark Webber
- Chief Designer:
- Adrian Newey
- Key Car Model:
- RB6
- Final Standing:
- 1st Place
Lore & Background
The team used Renault engines from 2007 to 2018. During the 2010 season, the RB6 featured a blown diffuser that rival teams scrambled to understand and counter.
In Their Own Story
The air in Abu Dhabi was thick with humidity and anticipation as Sebastian Vettel pitted for fresh soft tires. The radio crackled with Horner's calm but urgent voice: 'Sebastian, you are on for the win.' Behind him, the Ferrari pit wall erupted in confusion as Alonso watched his championship slip away. Vettel pushed, the RB6 humming through the final sector, its rear wing slicing the air with surgical precision. As he crossed the line, the checkered flag didn't just signal a race victory; it signaled the arrival of a new era. The garage exploded in red and blue confetti, tears streaming down faces that had waited years to taste this specific kind of glory.
Reader's Guide
Red Bull Racing's 2010 Constructors' Championship was the first for the team and the first for an Austrian team in Formula One.
Did You Know?
- Rival teams scrambled for solutions to the RB6's blown diffuser during the 2010 season, not the 2011 season.
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