Red Bull will come to the home race as a centurion. In Canada, they will become the fifth team in Formula 1 history to achieve triple-digit wins.
By making small goals towards big ones – that's how Red Bull is moving towards defending its title in 2023. As Formula 1 speculates on whether the hugely dominant bullseye will lose a race at all this year, Christian Horner and Helmut Marko are favored Talking about the number one hundred before the Canadian Grand Prix this weekend, rather than the distant future…
“We got there with ninety-nine wins and we are determined to try to get to No. 100 in the next round.” – The team boss indicated that Red Bull, which has been in operation since 2005, aims to achieve its 100th Formula 1 success in Montreal.
So far in the history of Formula 1, four teams have managed to exceed the 100 mark in the number of victories: in addition to the three oldest stables, Ferrari, McLaren and Williams, Mercedes makes up this club, which Red Bull can now enter as the fifth.
Teams with the most wins in Formula 1:
- Ferrari 242
- McLaren 183
- Mercedes 125
- Williams 114
- Red Bull 99
- Lotus 81
- Brabham 35
- Renault 35
- Benetton 27
- Terrell 23
Although Red Bull is the favorite team in Canada as well, Horner pointed out that even with their excellent form, they cannot guarantee that their winning streak will continue, as they could face many pitfalls. “We can also learn from Spain. Did we start with the right tires? Was the soft compound better in the first stage? There are lessons to be learned and we have to analyze what we could have done better with our car. We are just taking it one weekend at a time, one practice session “One, and we're not looking too far ahead.”
“Canadian is a special track where the racing is always good. It will be a different kind of challenge, with a lot of slow corners and high-speed straights. Chico did well there, and so did Max. But the weather can also play a major role.” – Explanation after the competition in Barcelona Sky SportsTo Horner.
