How many World Championships did Sebastian Vettel win?

Four, consecutively, from 2010 to 2013, all with Red Bull Racing. Only Juan Manuel Fangio, Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton have also won four or more in a row.

How many races did Sebastian Vettel win?

Vettel won 53 Grands Prix from 299 starts, took 57 pole positions and finished on the podium 122 times.

Why was Sebastian Vettel called the youngest of everything?

He was the youngest Grand Prix winner at the time when he won at Monza in 2008 aged 21 years and 73 days, then in turn the youngest single, double, triple and quadruple World Champion — the first of those at 23 in 2010.

What happened at Monza in 2008?

Driving a year-old Toro Rosso, Red Bull's junior team, Vettel took pole in the wet and won the race by twelve seconds. It was the team's first victory and its only pole position, and it made him the youngest winner in Formula 1 history at the time.

Which teams did Sebastian Vettel drive for?

Five: BMW Sauber for one race in 2007, Toro Rosso (2007–2008), Red Bull Racing (2009–2014), Ferrari (2015–2020) and Aston Martin (2021–2022).

Did Sebastian Vettel win a title with Ferrari?

No. He came closest in 2017 and 2018, leading the championship into the second half of both seasons before losing out to Lewis Hamilton. He won fourteen races for Ferrari across six years.

When did Sebastian Vettel retire?

He announced his retirement in July 2022 and raced for the last time at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix that November, his 299th Formula 1 start.

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Sebastian Vettel

Four titles before his twenty-seventh birthday, then a decade chasing a fifth. The official Vettel collection: Red Bull blue, Ferrari red, and the most decorated German since Schumacher.

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