2021 Red Bull Season

== History ==
In , Red Bull counted on Max Verstappen and the signing of Sergio Pérez, coming from . This year saw the Austrian team fight for the Constructors' and Drivers' championship with , which Max Verstappen won against Lewis Hamilton, but the German team succeeded at the Constructors', which saw Red Bull finish second. Max Verstappen, with 10 poles and 10 wins, won the Drivers' Championship for the first time in his career and being the first Dutch world champion, beating Lewis Hamilton who was in his search for an 8th title, which would break Michael Schumacher's record of seven titles. This was Red Bull's first Drivers' championship since 2013, where Sebastian Vettel dominated the field for four consecutive seasons between and . 
In his first year with Red Bull, Pérez did a decent job for the team, where we saw him helping Verstappen in the most critical moments. The Mexican driver secured five podiums, including a podium at his home race, and a win in Azerbaijan. At the , he got the fastest lap. He finished 16th, so he didn't score an additional point, but he did take away the opportunity for another driver to get that extra point.
But after some unfortunate DNF's and bad results, Red Bull didn't have opportunity at the Constructors'. This was the last season where was Red Bull's engine supplier.
==References==
Category:Red Bull Team Reports
Category:2021 Formula One Season
Category:Team Reports