Red Bull Racing F1 Constructors Championship Wins

Formula 1 has traditionally been a racer-driven sport, but racers do not own it entirely. It's not just the drivers that matter, but what matters is the drive. The World Constructors' Championship is awarded to the most successful team and engine supplier throughout the season. It debuted in 1958 and ran until the 1978 season. The first Constructors’ Championship was awarded as the International Cup of F1 Manufacturers. Then, in 1981, the name was officially changed to World Constructors’ Championship.

Red Bull Racing is the sixth most successful team in terms of constructors' championships. It entered the sport in 2004 when the energy drink company bought a major stake in the Jaguar F1 racing team. Jaguar competed in Formula 1 from 2000 to 2004, finishing seventh in the constructors' championship. When the team was rebranded as Red Bull Racing, it signed a partnership deal with Cosworth as engine supplier.

Red Bull Racing F1 Constructors Championship Wins

Red Bull debuted with Cosworth engines, and the chassis was designated RB1. It was sixth in the constructors' championships. The team switched to a Ferrari engine for the 2006 season, and with 16 points, it was positioned seventh. From 2007 to 2010, Red Bull partnered with Renault engines and clinched its first constructor title in 2010 with Sebastian Vettel.

With the Renault-powered engines, Red Bull showcased its dominance and won three consecutive constructors' titles from 2011 to 2013. However, the team was pushed back on the grid since its last win in 2013. The team signed a two-year deal with Honda engines until they extended their contract beyond 2021. After 10 years of absence as the top contender, Red Bull won its fifth constructor title in 2022 and sixth in 2023.

Given below is the list of specific years of Red Bull F1 Constructor Championship wins.