Red Bull Racing wins the championship 6 stops ahead of schedule! Winning the 2023 F1 season championship

2023YearF1Japanese Grand Prix in Taiwan time24Appearing on the afternoon of the same day, the Red Bull driverMax VerstappenPassed the finish line with a big lead and won the first place of the season.13victory and led the Red Bull Racing team ahead of schedule6Won the team championship at the station and became the fastest winner in historyF1convoy.VerstappenAfter the race, he even praised the car he drove.RB19It's a "rocket car."

Two-time world champion Max Verstappen started from the pole position at the Japanese Grand Prix. The two McLaren drivers behind him tried to overtake him on the first lap. However, after the safety car and virtual safety car were deployed in turns, Verstappen stood out. He steadily fought with the car behind him for more than 10 seconds, helping Red Bull Racing win the sixth annual team championship. This was also the second consecutive year he won the championship at Japan's Suzuka Circuit.

When Max Verstappen reached the finish line, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner spoke to him over the radio: "You are great! Not only did you lead by 19.4 seconds, you also won our sixth constructor's championship!" And he also He yelled in response: "I owe all this to the factory and my partners on the track. It's you who gave me a rocket-like racing car!"

Although Red Bull driver Sergio Pérez retired from the event due to a collision, he accumulated 223 points this season, helping the team surpass the championship record in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2022 to win this year's title. Adding to the impressive achievements.

Verstappen finally won the Japanese Grand Prix with a leading gap of 19.387 seconds and the fastest lap at the Japanese Grand Prix. He broke a new record for the Red Bull Racing Team and won the team championship 6 stops ahead of schedule. He will have the opportunity to win the 10 The Qatar Grand Prix will be held from October 6th to 8th to challenge for the third consecutive driver championship.