Red Bull are enjoying an unprecedented run by a constructor in Formula 1. Adrian Newey has designed an absolute monster. Max Verstappen is in the form of his life. And under the leadership of Christian Horner, every unit of the team is firing on all cylinders. Such is their dominance that they might win the title at the Singapore GP, with 7 races still to go. Luckily for them, a familiar face in the form of Sebastian Vettel might be in the paddock when they do.
Sebastian Vettel reunited with Red Bull
Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel are enjoying a reunion as the German driver takes part in their event at Nurburgring. He is driving his RB7, with which he won in 2011. Sebastian Vettel has announced his presence in the paddock at the Japanese GP. But sources say he might be present at the Singapore GP as well.
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Back at his hunting ground
Singapore was his favourite hunting ground. He has more wins than any other driver at the circuit and enjoyed one of his most dominant performances there. In 2013 with Red Bull, he took pole with just one lap in Q3. On that Sunday, without the repeated safety cars, he was on course to lap the entire field.
Red Bull’s Festivities
Currently, Red Bull has another star driver with them in the form of Max Verstappen. He has dominated the Formula 1 season in 2023. In the 14 races so far, he has won 12 and finished 2nd in the other two. 10 of those 12 wins have come in a row, and the streak is still going. With Sergio Perez finding his feet again, Red Bull are projected to win the title at Suzuka.
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However, should Mercedes fumble their chances, Red Bull might win the title at the Singapore GP itself. They will need to finish 1-2 with the fastest lap, and Mercedes will have to score 0 points. While the first part is easily possible, Mercedes fumbling like this is a rarity.
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