Red Bull’s rise to the top of F1 finds a turning point in 2009. The first victory arrives, in the Chinese GP dominated by Sebastian Vettel, ahead of teammate Mark Webber. Thanks also to the RB5: the car, powered by Renault, adapts perfectly to the new regulations which, compared to the past, impose a narrower rear wing and a wider front part. It’s not yet time for world championship titles: the BrawnGP is making its voice big with Jenson Button. Vettel, however, is pawing and finishes second in the drivers’ standings with four victories and 84 points. Webber’s season was also excellent, fourth with two wins and 69.5 points. Only one last step is missing for the definitive leap in quality…
F1, all the winning Red Bulls: from Vettel’s first triumphs to Verstappen’s successes
