Red Bull Racing
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| Year of Foundation: | 2004 |
| Founder: | Dietrich Mateschitz |
| Debut: | Grand Prix of Australia 2005 |
| Grand Prix: | 63 |
| World Champions: | 0 |
| Constructor Titles: | 0 |
| Wins: | 0 |
| Pole Positions: | 0 |
| Fastest Laps: | 0 |
| Points: | 98 |
| Team Principal: | Christian Horner |
| Designers: | Robert Taylor (2005) Mark Smith (2006) Rob Marshall (2007) |
| 2008 Test Driver: | Sebastian Buemi |
| Address: | Red Bull Racing Ltd The Stewart Building, Bradbourne Drive, Tilbrook, Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire, MK7 8BJ England |
| Internet: | www.redbullracing.com |
| TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION RED BULL RB4/RENAULT RS27 V8 |
| Chassis |
| Construction | Composite monocoque structure, designed and built in-house, carrying the Renault V8 engine as fully stressed member |
| Transmission | Seven-speed gearbox, longitudinally mounted with hydraulic system for power shift and clutch operation. AP Racing clutch |
| Wheels | OZ Racing, Front: 12.7in x 13in, Rear: 13.4in x 13in |
| Front Suspension | Aluminium alloy uprights, upper and lower carbon wishbones and pushrods, torsion bar springs and anti roll bars, Multimatic dampers |
| Rear Suspension | Aluminium alloy uprights, upper and lower carbon wishbones and pushrods, torsion bar springs and anti roll bars, Multimatic dampers |
| Brakes | Brembo calipers / Hitco carbon disks and pads |
| Electronics | FIA (MESL) standard control unit |
| Engine |
| Type | Renault RS27 |
| Configuration | 90 degree vee naturally aspirated V8 engine |
| Displacement | 2.400 cc |
| Weight | 95 kg |
| Max RPM | 19 000 |
| Fuel | ELF |
| Oil | ELF |
| Engine management | FIA (MESL) standard control unit TAG310B |
| Tyres |
| Type | Bridgestone |
| DRIVERS |
| David Coulthard (bio) |
| Date of Birth | 27 March, 1971 |
| Place of Birth | Twynholm, Scotland |
| Nationality | Scottish |
| Residence | Monaco |
| Height | 1.82 m |
| Weight | 72,5 kg |
| Hobbies | Yachting, running, swimming, movies |
| Favourite music | "most types - except rapping" |
| Favourite singers | The Cranberries, Oasis, The Corrs |
| Favourite food | Italian pasta |
| Favourite drink | Tea, Highland Spring |
| Internet | www.davidcoulthard-f1.com |
| David Coulthard (career) |
| 1983-1985 Scottish Junior Karting Champion. | |
| 1986-1988 Scottish Open Karting Champion. | |
| 1989 | British FF1600 Champion. 10 wins. McLaren/Autosport Young Driver of the Year. Won P&O FF1600 Junior championship, 9 wins. FF1600 Festival at Brands Hatch 3rd. |
| 1990 | British Vauxhall Lotus Series 4th. Two wins (Silverstone, Brands). Vauxhall Lotus Euroseries One win (Knutsdorp). |
| 1991 | UK F3 (Paul Stewart Racing) 2nd. Five wins. Winner of Macau F3 GP. Marlboro Masters F3 |
| 1992 | F3000 (Paul Stewart Racing) 9th. Two 3rd (Nogaro, Magny-Cours). Formula One (Camel Benetton Ford) test driver. |
| 1993 | F3000 (Pacific Reynard Cosworth) 3rd. 25 points. Formula One (Cannon Williams Team). Le Mans 24 Hour Race (Jaguar) GT Class winner. |
| 1994 | Formula One (Rothmans Williams Renault) test driver. 8th. 14 points. Promoted to race driver after Ayrton Senna's fatal accident at Imola. Voted Scottish Sports Personality of the Year and ITV Young Sports Personality of the Year. |
| 1995 | Formula One (Rothmans Williams Renault) 17 races. 49 points. 3rd. One win (Portugal). Four 2nd (Brazil, Germany, Hungary, Pacific (Aida). Three 3rd (France, Britain, Europe (Nurburgring). One 4th (Imola). |
| 1996 | Formula One (Marlboro McLaren Mercedes) 7th. 18 points. One 2nd (Monaco). One 3rd (Europe). |
| 1997 | Formula One (West McLaren Mercedes) 3rd. 36 points. Two wins (Australia, Italy). Two 2nd (Austria, Europe). |
| 1998 | Formula One (West McLaren Mercedes) 3rd. 56 points. One win (San Marino). Six 2nd (Australia, Brazil, Spain, Austria, Germany and Hungary). |
| 1999 | Formula One (West McLaren Mercedes) 4th. 48 points. Two wins (Britain, Belgium). Four 2nd (San Marino, Spain, Austria, and Hungary). |
| 2000 | Formula One (West McLaren Mercedes) 3rd. 73 points. Three wins (Great Britain, Monaco, France). Two 2nd. Five 3rd. |
| 2001 | Formula One (West McLaren Mercedes) 2nd. 65 points. Two wins (Brazil, Austria). Three 2nd (Australia, San Marino, Belgium). Five 3rd (Malaysia, Europe, Hungary, USA, Japan). |
| 2002 | Formula One (West McLaren Mercedes) 5th. 41 points. One win (Monaco). One 2nd (Canada). Four 3rd (Brazil, Spain, France, USA). |
| 2003 | Formula One (West McLaren Mercedes) 7th. 51 points. One win (Australia). One 2nd (Germany). One 3rd (Japan). |
| 2004 | Formula One (West McLaren Mercedes) 10th. 24 points. |
| 2005 | Formula One (Red Bull Racing) 12th. 24 points. |
| 2006 | Formula One (Red Bull Racing) 13th. 14 points. One 3rd (Monaco). |
| 2007 | Formula One (Red Bull Racing) 10th. 14 points. |
| Mark Webber (bio) |
| Date of Birth | 27th August 1976 |
| Place of Birth | Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia |
| Height | 1.84 m |
| Weight | 74 kg |
| Nationality | Australian |
| Residence | Mursley, Bucks, England |
| Hobbies | tennis, golf and all codes of football |
| Favourite food | Italian, in particular pasta |
| Favourite drink | San Pellegrino eau Minerale Naturelle |
| Internet: | www.markwebber.com |
| Mark Webber (career) |
| 1991 | Karting |
| 1992 | Karting NSW and ACT state Champion. |
| 1993 | King of Karting Clubman Light Class Winner. Karting Canberra Cup Winner. Ian Luff Advanced Driving School Top Gun Award. |
| 1994 | Australian Formula Ford Championship 14th. |
| 1995 | Australian Formula Ford Championship 4th. 3 wins. AGP Formula Ford support race Winner (Adelaide). Formula Ford at Indy support race 2nd (Surfers Paradise). Formula Brabham Two 2nd. Formula Ford Festival 3rd (Brands Hatch). |
| 1996 | British Formula Ford Championship 2nd. Four wins. European Formula Ford race Winner (Spa-Francorchamps). Formula Ford Festival Winner (Brands Hatch). AGP Formula Holden support race Winner (Melbourne). |
| 1997 | British Formula 3 Championship 4th. One win. Autosport rookie of the year Award. Marlboro Masters F3 3rd (Zandvoort). Macau Formula 3 Grand Prix 4th. FIA Sports cars Tested Mercedes CLK-GTR in Italy and Austria. |
| 1998 | FIA GT Championship (AMG Mercedes) 2nd. Five wins (with Bernd Schneider). BRDC Bruce McLaren Award winner for most meritorious performance by a Commonwealth Driver. |
| 1999 | Le Mans 24 Hours (AMG Mercedes) withdrew after second flip during warm-up on morning of race. Formula 3000 Tested at Jerez and Barcelona. Formula One (Repsol Arrows) tested at Barcelona. |
| 2000 | Formula 3000 3rd. One win. Formula One (Orange Arrows) test driver. Formula One (Benetton Playlife) test driver. BRDC Bruce McLaren Award winner for most meritorious performance by a Commonwealth Driver. |
| 2001 | Formula 3000 (Super Nova). Formula One (Mild Seven Benetton Renault) test driver. |
| 2002 | Formula One (KL Minardi Asiatech) 15th. 2 points. |
| 2003 | Formula One (Jaguar Racing) 10th. 17 points. |
| 2004 | Formula One (Jaguar Racing) 13th. 7 points. |
| 2005 | Formula One (BMW WilliamsF1 Team) 10th. 36 points. One 3rd (Monaco). |
| 2006 | Formula One (WilliamsF1 Team) 14th. 7 points. |
| 2007 | Formula One (Red Bull Racing) 12th. 10 points. One 3rd (Europe). |
| TEAM HISTORY |
| Names, titles, points... |
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| TEAM's HISTORY |
| Cars, years, engines... |
 Model: RB1 Year: 2005 Engine: Cosworth TJ2005 V10 Wins: 0 Pole positions: 0 Fastest Laps: 0 |
 Model: RB2 Year: 2006 Engine: Ferrari Tipo 056 Wins: 0 Pole positions: 0 Fastest Laps: 0 |
 Model: RB3 Year: 2007 Engine: Renault RS27 Wins: 0 Pole positions: 0 Fastest Laps: 0 |
 Model: RB4 Year: 2008 Engine: Renault RS27 Wins: 0 Pole positions: 0 Fastest Laps: 0 |
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| DRIVERS |
| Names and results |
David Coulthard  Years: 2005-2008 Wins: 0 Pole positions: 0 Fastest Laps: 0 Points: 58 |
 Christian Klien  Years: 2005-2006 Wins: 0 Pole positions: 0 Fastest Laps: 0 Points: 11 |
 Vitantonio Liuzzi  Years: 2005 Wins: 0 Pole positions: 0 Fastest Laps: 0 Points: 1 |
 Robert Doornbos  Years: 2006 Wins: 0 Pole positions: 0 Fastest Laps: 0 Points: 0 |
Mark Webber  Years: 2007-2008 Wins: 0 Pole positions: 0 Fastest Laps: 0 Points: 28 |
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