Imagine the shock on their faces that must have come from their b-team winning a race before they did. Not only that, but Toro Rosso even beat them in the constructors by ten points. if Seb didn't win that race then Red Bull would have finished above them.
I remember when back in 2010 everyone pointed out that a juice company built a better car than Ferrari. As a 10 year old I was seeing Sebastian winning races and, to this day, I'm a huge fan of his.
I'm old enough to remember when a t-shirt company built a better car than Ferrari and took two world championships with Schumi. We'll see Alpha Tauri can repeat that success with a younger Schumi.
9:31 The reason why the Renault engine wasn't competitive anymore was because they didn't manage to build a good V6 engine, while Mercedes was already developing its V6 engine in 2011.
And also back then F1 wasn't that engine dependent because the engine development was frozen and the engines all had similiar power outputs and even then Red Bull wasn't entirely satisfied with Renault - they were always struggling more than the others at power circuits. When the hybrids came along and the performance became pretty much 50% engine it's when the deficits of the Renault patnership really came to light.
Their V8 was also not the best engine with Mercedes and Ferrari being more powerful. The reason why Red Bull were dominant for so long was that Newey was able to build a great overall package around it.
Renault engines sucked through and through. And they just wont accept and collaborate with redbull. Now they have no customers left from 2021. Their works team is a joke. French pride all for show no substance.
Gasly is the first driver in a very long time not to come into the team and beat his more experienced teammate. Vettel beat Webber, Ricciardo beat Vettel, Kvyat beat Ricciardo, Verstappen beat Ricciardo...
I’m a new fan of F1. Actually drive to survive made me fall in love with f1. I’ve been constantly sucking in new information about the sport. I recently watched Senna’s documentary (now i know why EVERYONE LOVES SENNA) dude is goated. I have to say i really really really love the 1990’s f1 cars. They look like hot wheels toy cars. I would love if you would do a Mclaren Or even Williams especially their dominating era in the 90s profile or even a driver profile (Senna first). You are the only f1 channel i follow and i appreciate the new information you bring! Keep up the work this channel is underrated as hell.
Amazing to see new fans. I've been a fan for 13 years now, and even to this day I still find new informations about it that amazes me. Check the ChainBear channel, there's a lot of insight and technical informations
Just make sure about things, take verstappen and Riccardo for example. Drive to survive makes them look like they hate each other but they are very close especially when they were both in rb, just making sure you understand
Tommo you're fast becoming my favourite F1 channel! Can you please cover the history of Force India/Racing Point in a future video? Their business model seems fascinating at doing a lot with a little.
Another great vid, well done. Would like to see something on the history of engine suppliers in F1, and why we dont see many engine suppliers in current f1 like BMW, Ford-Cosworth, BRM ect....
the 1999 Grand Prix win for Stewart not only was at the European GP, which was in Germany, but it wasn't at Hockenheim, it was at the Nürburgring. A legendary race, must watch!
Red bull is for sure the most 'fun' team in f1. They do the most exciting things outside of the track, like changing tyres in 0g, driving Spa backwards, and just other little fun things
I just feel with teams like Red Bull and Ferrari with their Driver Academy's it's going to be hard for either ex members or drivers not part of the Academy's to join those teams
@@Joeyy99 not with old marko at the head of it, they have zero drivers with enough super licence points in the academy so are gonnna have to settle for older drivers
You skipped the entire Red Bull Honda relationship, in 2019 they had by far the fewest power unit reliability problems. Even their Wikipedia pages state that.
@@SilverScarletSpider take it easy, lmao. You're right, you did say 2019, and I shouldn't have said that your comment aged badly per se. It's just funny that the most reliable PU in 2019 had such terrible reliability in 2020.
the petronas history is pretty easy, they started with sauber as the title sponsor and continued until the end of 2009 (including the bmwsauber era) when they became the title sponsor of merc at the start of 2010.
Could you talk about the history of Honda in F1? I think it would be interesting as they are an engine manufacturer only today, and they've had many ups and downs throughout their history
The one thing I’ve noticed that red bull does better than any other f1 team is promote their brand. They’re less traditional probably cause they’re one of the newer teams but they sure know how to have fun. The red bull f1 UA-cam channel is full of fun stuff they get their drivers to do away from the track.
Adrian Newey joined the team in '06, but he was allowed no design influence. It was only in '08 he was allowed to have full influence of the designs, leading to Red Bull's skyrocketing success in the future with Sebastien Vettel's 4 world championships.
Regarding the Renault engines RBR used. They were not the same spec as the Renault team. Renault did not have these constant issues. One possible reason for the engine failure is packaging. The RBR chassis was more tight so the engine may have had to be more compact.
I always remember first seeing the Red Bull logo on Gerhard Berger’s water bottle in press conferences back in 1994. Really loved the 1995 livery Sauber had in 1995, that dark purple really stood out. But yeah they’ve come along way since then. Keep the content coming Tommo 👍🏁
The Stewart F1 cars by 99 were legitimately quick. I'd say they had the raw pace to finish 3rd in the constructor's that year, but if I recall they often did short stints and made more pit stops typically. I guess they had a smaller fuel capacity. They always qualified well and were always quick. Rubens was very fast in them. People always talk about Rubens being a sham, but he was very fast.
what I like about redbull is that they always stay somewhat competetive always close to the top so there is hope each season, but they never dominate the grid so it's never boring, they constantly have challenages to overcome and promise of championship, that makes for perfect team to be fan of, that's why it's my favorite team
I used to be team Cyril like you Tommo but recently a man who doesn’t exist wrote a book and cited how at his time at Renault Cyril just hated him for no reason.
I thought redbull was founded in Thailand, Mateshicz just bought 49% of the company and was the driving force behind all the marketing which has made redbull what it is today.
As a Yank and new fan of F1, I'm not sure what is more entertaining the actual racing or all the drama and dynamics behind it. But it makes for a great sport to follow as its seems like its ever-changing an always unpredictable. Just wish it would include more US locations I'd love to see a race someday in person. Thanks for the content it's great to hear the background and history behind all these awesome teams and drivers!
One thing missing in the whole story is Adrian Newey. Modern F1 is won by designers, and Newey is one of the best (together with Gordon Murray of McLaren Honda and Rory Byrne of Benetton and Ferrari). Mateschitz hired him, and HE builtd up the team which designed the winning Cars.
Fun Fact: when the owner, Dietrich Mateschitz, wanted to get his beverages noticed, he would take empty scrunched up Red Bull cans and throw them around nightclubs and bars before closing. It gave club/pub owners the illusion that patrons were bringing the cans to the premises and that it must've been in demand. So those club owners would go about looking for his product.. Guy's a marketing genius.. NAY.. a marketing GOD!
If you dig a little a bit more deeper RedBull actually founded in Thailand in 1967 and the founder name is Chaleo Yoovidya and they actually doesn't start the name as RedBull but it's Kratingdaeng after Mr.Chaleo meet Dietrich Mateshitz in thailand they make a deal to split the company 50/50 i think if i remember, Mr.Chaleo will hold the production and the ingredient i think and Mr.Dietrich will hold the marketing, so when Mr.Dietrich took the brand to europe he rename it to RedBull so that people from europe can recognize the brand more easily and carbonize the drink aswell
I saw the F1 Rewind of Monaco '96 and the Sauber with RB on the livery. And I was thinking about how much it looks like the RB we now know. Totally forgot they were already around back then. So thanks for this, it's like you read my mind haha!
Totally agree with you about Horner, was never 100% sure of him but gave him the benefit of the doubt. But after watching that first series of DTS, I went off him completely, so much so I don’t really like the whole Red Bull team anymore
In preseason 2015, Red Bull ran their car in dazzle camo livery, Christian Horner said that it would feature on the car when it goes racing. However, someone must have missed the memo as the main difference between the 2014 and 2015 race liveries was the words "Red Bull" superimposed on the sides at the front of the tub, radical(!)
Great video, love the fact your'e not afraid to say your own opinions etc. Just a not for anyone interested, while Tag Heuer might've seemed an odd choice, theyve actually got some history in F1 and specifically F1 engines. The TAG group sponsored Williams for awhile in the early 80's but in 1983 Ron Dennis and the CEO of the TAG group Mansour Ojjeh (son of the founder Akram Ojjeh) met and agreed a sponsorship deal and part ownership of the team. In 1984 Porsche had an engine deal with McLaren, but without the funds to take the engine from the drawing board into production, Ron Dennis asked Mansour if he would bankroll the project, which he agreed to only on the basis that the engine use the TAG branding. The Engine was a massive success, largely thanks to Niki Lauda's feedback and tuning advice, and won with Mclaren the 1984,85 and 86 drivers championshps and 1984 and 85 constructors championships. TAG bought watchmaker Heuer in 1985, briefly meaning the new company TAG Heuer were (kinda) involved with F1. Mclaren moved to Honda power after a somewhat disappointing 1987 season, moving to the dominant Honda power the Williams had been using for the past year or two; of course birthing the MP4/4. Porsche went on to supply engines for the Footwork-Arrows team in the early 90's without the help of TAG, but the engine was heavy, bulky and unreliable. Porsche left the sport in the middle of 1991. TAG sold the TAG Heuer brand in 1999, but the TAG group itself still owns a considerable share of McLaren. I know this was kinda exhaustive but i just thought it was funny how they picked TAG Heuer of all their sponsors to be their "engine supplier" keep up the good content!
Another funny thing about the Red Bull, Sauber, Petronas thing is that they used Ferrari engines (Rebadged to Petronas for sponsorship reasons). So all three top teams were represented by sauber at one point.
Fun fact: the energy drink RedBull was directly inspired by the thai energy drink krating daeng which was invented in 1975 I think, which literally translates to red bull. From what I've heard, the original thai version tastes pretty much identical but more concentrated and syrup-y, and with no carbonation.
They should make a collectible can of Red Bull that looks like the livery of the F1 car, all the sponsors on there too. I wouldn’t even drink it. Anyway, great video Tommo
you missed that RedBull was in MotoGP right before they brought in Horner to start their own F1 team. the RedBull WCM Yamaha crew. title sponsor, but one could see they were more than that. MotoGP was their teething ground for being involved in international Grand Prix and their springboard to what they have put into place now.
Fun fact that was missed: Reb Bull also sponsored the Arrows F1 team in 2001. Jos Verstappen drove for them at that time so Max isn´t the first Verstappen to be sponsored by Red Bull ;)
Red Bull also had a Nascar team as well, but didn't put anywhere near the amount of resources into it as they did with F1, only scoring 2 wins in 5 years from 2007-2011.
One of the cleanest and best looking channels comes out with a video about redbull. I felt like I was about to faint with joy. In my opinion I think that the 2012 and 2020 liverys are best *even though the 2020 and 2019 are litterally cmd C cmd V.
Fun fact Did you know, Red Bull actually sponsored WipEout 2097 too, and sponsored a nightclub tour in support of the game Making it a known brand in the USA because of it.
Mate you forgot one of the biggest if not the biggest move by RBR by signing Adrian Newey for the ‘08 season taking them to the top of the grid for ‘09 and beyond.
I dont know why it it feels weird seeing Gerhard with a can of red bull. It is literally the exact same, feel like its just been pulled through time with how modern the design feels
Imagine the shock on their faces that must have come from their b-team winning a race before they did. Not only that, but Toro Rosso even beat them in the constructors by ten points. if Seb didn't win that race then Red Bull would have finished above them.
Who would've thought that Minardi would have a win before Jaguar?
no if Vettel DID NOT SCORE not Did not win you have 2nd-8th
@@chuala428 Who fucking cares lol. Why get mad about a youtube comment.
they used to have pretty much the same cars just different engines
@@shaggydoggs Wasn't it the case that up until 2009 Toro Rosso just used the Red Bull car rom the previous season?
Part 1: sadness
Part 2: Vettel
Part 3: confusion
noice
Part 4: contending for WCC ????
@@katinthehat7655 or WDC
@@evanyoon1230 honestly who knows with the way this year has been
@@katinthehat7655 with the win in Paul Ricard, they proved that they can do it, i think they will get even more points in the upcoming races.
As a Vettel fan I would like to bring back the good old days of 2013
Me too bro😔
I want atleast 2012
2010 or 2012 would be a dream
@@sebvettel6830 well
You should have gone through the connection between Toro Rosso "alpha tauri" and Red Bull
They also have the same model in MotoGP with KTM and Tech3
@@aslamnurfikri7640 RedBull own their own MotoGP team?
yess i was about to comment that
@@MrBlazemaster525 red bull own something in basically every sport
@@GarkKahn factually incorrect
I remember when back in 2010 everyone pointed out that a juice company built a better car than Ferrari. As a 10 year old I was seeing Sebastian winning races and, to this day, I'm a huge fan of his.
I'm old enough to remember when a t-shirt company built a better car than Ferrari and took two world championships with Schumi. We'll see Alpha Tauri can repeat that success with a younger Schumi.
Fun fact:
Toro Rosso won a race before Red Bull ever did.
Pretty weird just to think about it.
seb, monza 2008 ?
@@n3n4d Yep.
Vettel basicly a hero to red bull/toro rosso
Also the first pole
Although to be honest back then the RB and TR were basically the same car
9:31 The reason why the Renault engine wasn't competitive anymore was because they didn't manage to build a good V6 engine, while Mercedes was already developing its V6 engine in 2011.
And also back then F1 wasn't that engine dependent because the engine development was frozen and the engines all had similiar power outputs and even then Red Bull wasn't entirely satisfied with Renault - they were always struggling more than the others at power circuits.
When the hybrids came along and the performance became pretty much 50% engine it's when the deficits of the Renault patnership really came to light.
Their V8 was also not the best engine with Mercedes and Ferrari being more powerful. The reason why Red Bull were dominant for so long was that Newey was able to build a great overall package around it.
Renault engines sucked through and through. And they just wont accept and collaborate with redbull. Now they have no customers left from 2021. Their works team is a joke. French pride all for show no substance.
@@ivaneurope Renault actually made the engine for neweys blown defuser design so that it could keep producing gases even off throttle in 2012
how about the history of McLaren very interesting!
FHG 88 Or Williams
I love McLaran
Watch Tooned ;)
@@alatyrakowska76 it's what got me into F1...
Ok then watch tooned 50
5:20 the win wasn’t at Hockenheim. It was at Nurburgring.
Gasly is the first driver in a very long time not to come into the team and beat his more experienced teammate. Vettel beat Webber, Ricciardo beat Vettel, Kvyat beat Ricciardo, Verstappen beat Ricciardo...
He didn’t carry on the tradition 😂😂
Max only beat Riccardo in 2018, 16 and 17 Riccardo was ahead. So technically Max broke the "tradition"
Kvyat definitely didn’t beat Danny Ric?
@@arkie.stathopoulos 2015 season Daniil Kvyat 95 points 7th place, Daniel Ricciardo 92 points 8th place
@@QurttoRco ok fair enough. I’ll pay better attention next time.
Let's not forget that they snatched up Adrian Newey from McLaren. This was the turning point.
I didn’t know there was so much history behind this team. Keep doing the great videos.
I’m a new fan of F1. Actually drive to survive made me fall in love with f1. I’ve been constantly sucking in new information about the sport. I recently watched Senna’s documentary (now i know why EVERYONE LOVES SENNA) dude is goated. I have to say i really really really love the 1990’s f1 cars. They look like hot wheels toy cars. I would love if you would do a Mclaren Or even Williams especially their dominating era in the 90s profile or even a driver profile (Senna first). You are the only f1 channel i follow and i appreciate the new information you bring! Keep up the work this channel is underrated as hell.
Amazing to see new fans. I've been a fan for 13 years now, and even to this day I still find new informations about it that amazes me. Check the ChainBear channel, there's a lot of insight and technical informations
Same here
Just make sure about things, take verstappen and Riccardo for example. Drive to survive makes them look like they hate each other but they are very close especially when they were both in rb, just making sure you understand
drive to survive is shit. I reccomend BBC reviews.
@@gigasigma8373 ill definitely take a look. I thought drive to survive was awesome got me hooked to it
Buying a redbull for this episode, man the mclaren episode is gonna be expensive
Could you redesign the Mclaren 2020 livery because I like the design but it could have been better. Loved the video :)
Yeah I think they took a step backward with the orange halo I liked the black one last year but that’s just my opinion
I think this years is worse than what they had last year. I really loved the blue on the back with the triangles fading out.
Halo should've stayed black and it would be perfect
You forgot to mention that Danny Ric was the greatest and most charming driver that Red Bull had in their entire history🤣🤣
And funniest
And used to own a good bromance
Ricardo and max
Helping josh with Red Bull search program and stumbled onto this haha. Clipping “I actually prefer Rich Energy” sending to Storey post haste
how has no one liked this comment but me?? its CY? HOW?
Tommo you're fast becoming my favourite F1 channel! Can you please cover the history of Force India/Racing Point in a future video? Their business model seems fascinating at doing a lot with a little.
When's F1 logo redesign coming tommo?
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Also worth mentioning Red Bull sponsored Arrows in 2001 and 2002. They also had some sponsorship on the rear wing of the 2004 Jaguar.
12:12
I was like wait a minute and I checked release date and it was 6 months ago😂😂😂
Another great vid, well done. Would like to see something on the history of engine suppliers in F1, and why we dont see many engine suppliers in current f1 like BMW, Ford-Cosworth, BRM ect....
The 1999 european gp was actually at the Nürburgring
the 1999 Grand Prix win for Stewart not only was at the European GP, which was in Germany, but it wasn't at Hockenheim, it was at the Nürburgring. A legendary race, must watch!
Red bull is for sure the most 'fun' team in f1. They do the most exciting things outside of the track, like changing tyres in 0g, driving Spa backwards, and just other little fun things
Very clever idea! Who else wants Daniel avocado back in RedBull I miss the max and Daniel videos!! love all the hard work mate 👊❤️
I just feel with teams like Red Bull and Ferrari with their Driver Academy's it's going to be hard for either ex members or drivers not part of the Academy's to join those teams
@@Joeyy99 yeh the driver academies I find can be too harsh and too much pressure
Tommo F1 very true max is just too dominant as a teammate!
@@Joeyy99 not with old marko at the head of it, they have zero drivers with enough super licence points in the academy so are gonnna have to settle for older drivers
@@StuffAndMore Marko is one of the most toxic people in F1 god knows what he's thinking
You skipped the entire Red Bull Honda relationship, in 2019 they had by far the fewest power unit reliability problems. Even their Wikipedia pages state that.
This comment aged terribly lmao. I hope they have a better 2021 season though
@@dismissing You should go back to primary school and learn how to read. I specifically stated "in 2019".
@@SilverScarletSpider take it easy, lmao. You're right, you did say 2019, and I shouldn't have said that your comment aged badly per se. It's just funny that the most reliable PU in 2019 had such terrible reliability in 2020.
Great video but you missed out, Red Bull giving Arrows some sponsorship 2001-2002, Jaguar had some RB sponsorship in 2004 and HRT in 2011.
HRT because Danny Ricardo was there, BMW Sauber in 2006 was also sponsored because Seb was their reserve driver.
Next time do the history of Petronas in F1 keep up the good work
the petronas history is pretty easy, they started with sauber as the title sponsor and continued until the end of 2009 (including the bmwsauber era) when they became the title sponsor of merc at the start of 2010.
love you uploads!! keeping me busy in the lockdown period😂
Could you talk about the history of Honda in F1? I think it would be interesting as they are an engine manufacturer only today, and they've had many ups and downs throughout their history
Don't forget, Red Bull also sponsored Arrows in 2001 due to them being a personal sponsor for Enrique Bernoldi.
How about rivalry of the backmarkers? Lotus/Caterham vs Virgin because of wager between team owner Tony Fernandes & Richard Benson
3:09
Red Bull executive: "Yeah that's right Tommo, know your damn place"
haha
There isn’t anything better to see a Tommo video on your lockdown afternoon!
the last part of the video aged like huski chocolate left out in the sun for days
DC on the podium at Monaco wearing a Superman cape should have had a honourable mention here dude haha
The one thing I’ve noticed that red bull does better than any other f1 team is promote their brand. They’re less traditional probably cause they’re one of the newer teams but they sure know how to have fun. The red bull f1 UA-cam channel is full of fun stuff they get their drivers to do away from the track.
The race win by Stewart Racing in 1999 was in Germany, but it wasn't at the Hockenheimring but the European GP at the Nürburgring.
I have a little iconic Jaguar F1 miniature car from 2000 (R1)! It's so cool to see them now shine as a Red Bull!
Adrian Newey joined the team in '06, but he was allowed no design influence. It was only in '08 he was allowed to have full influence of the designs, leading to Red Bull's skyrocketing success in the future with Sebastien Vettel's 4 world championships.
I love red bull, i love vettel❤️
Another honourable mention is the also very prominent sponsoring on the orange and black Arrows GP cars from 2001 & 2002 😉
I wish there’s more MotoGP covers like your content.
Jon Cool I’m actually in the process of starting that :)
I am a Redbull fan so this is amazing
Great video man. I love red bull. And the racing team as well😁
Regarding the Renault engines RBR used.
They were not the same spec as the Renault team.
Renault did not have these constant issues.
One possible reason for the engine failure is packaging.
The RBR chassis was more tight so the engine may have had to be more compact.
1999 German gp was held in the Nurburgring, not in Hockenheim
Heres a thought:
Lando Norris to Red Bull for 2022...
Nah. I want McLaren to climb back to glory with Norris.
Vatsal Modi yeh I would as well I just don’t want Horner taking our lando boy
god please no
Well , I think the red bull junior program already has a lot of promising drivers ..... I don't think they would hire some "outsider"
@@fhg8839 I don't want HELMUT MARKO to take our Lando boy
I always remember first seeing the Red Bull logo on Gerhard Berger’s water bottle in press conferences back in 1994. Really loved the 1995 livery Sauber had in 1995, that dark purple really stood out. But yeah they’ve come along way since then. Keep the content coming Tommo 👍🏁
The Stewart F1 cars by 99 were legitimately quick. I'd say they had the raw pace to finish 3rd in the constructor's that year, but if I recall they often did short stints and made more pit stops typically. I guess they had a smaller fuel capacity. They always qualified well and were always quick. Rubens was very fast in them. People always talk about Rubens being a sham, but he was very fast.
The epitome of Red Bull extreme sports sponsorships: Tania Sachdev.
This would be interesting with certain race tracks too. Like when they started, how they changed, memorable races, etc
what I like about redbull is that they always stay somewhat competetive always close to the top so there is hope each season, but they never dominate the grid so it's never boring, they constantly have challenages to overcome and promise of championship, that makes for perfect team to be fan of, that's why it's my favorite team
Red Bull was with Sauber until 2005, the last Sauber of Felipe Massa
And fun fact, the Jaguar team has a Hangar-7 sponsor (Red Bull)
I used to be team Cyril like you Tommo but recently a man who doesn’t exist wrote a book and cited how at his time at Renault Cyril just hated him for no reason.
I thought redbull was founded in Thailand, Mateshicz just bought 49% of the company and was the driving force behind all the marketing which has made redbull what it is today.
No but matheschitz drunk a Drink and it taste like a red bull
So Mateschitz has 49% and many Person in Thailand have 49%
Another Great video Tommo, would love to hear some information about Helmut Marko, and what he does and has done for Red Bull
Johnny Herberts 99 win was at Nurbutgring in the European Grand Prix as it was known.
As a Yank and new fan of F1, I'm not sure what is more entertaining the actual racing or all the drama and dynamics behind it. But it makes for a great sport to follow as its seems like its ever-changing an always unpredictable. Just wish it would include more US locations I'd love to see a race someday in person. Thanks for the content it's great to hear the background and history behind all these awesome teams and drivers!
One thing missing in the whole story is Adrian Newey. Modern F1 is won by designers, and Newey is one of the best (together with Gordon Murray of McLaren Honda and Rory Byrne of Benetton and Ferrari). Mateschitz hired him, and HE builtd up the team which designed the winning Cars.
Actually Red Bull started during 1976 in Thailand.
As an American, I dig that their liveries dont change too much. I'm kind of used to sports teams not changing their uniforms every year.
Except for IndyCar. I see a lot of changes there
Fun Fact: when the owner, Dietrich Mateschitz, wanted to get his beverages noticed, he would take empty scrunched up Red Bull cans and throw them around nightclubs and bars before closing. It gave club/pub owners the illusion that patrons were bringing the cans to the premises and that it must've been in demand. So those club owners would go about looking for his product..
Guy's a marketing genius.. NAY.. a marketing GOD!
2019 had some of the best Liveries. Renault and HAAS had striking cars, and the matte paint job on the Ferraris and Red Bulls were so nice to look at
If you dig a little a bit more deeper RedBull actually founded in Thailand in 1967 and the founder name is Chaleo Yoovidya and they actually doesn't start the name as RedBull but it's Kratingdaeng after Mr.Chaleo meet Dietrich Mateshitz in thailand they make a deal to split the company 50/50 i think if i remember, Mr.Chaleo will hold the production and the ingredient i think and Mr.Dietrich will hold the marketing, so when Mr.Dietrich took the brand to europe he rename it to RedBull so that people from europe can recognize the brand more easily and carbonize the drink aswell
The Red Bull air race has sadly been discontinued last year. Was my 2nd favourite sport to watch next to motorsports
I saw the F1 Rewind of Monaco '96 and the Sauber with RB on the livery. And I was thinking about how much it looks like the RB we now know. Totally forgot they were already around back then. So thanks for this, it's like you read my mind haha!
0:36 i guess this is a testament to their advertising working
Totally agree with you about Horner, was never 100% sure of him but gave him the benefit of the doubt. But after watching that first series of DTS, I went off him completely, so much so I don’t really like the whole Red Bull team anymore
In preseason 2015, Red Bull ran their car in dazzle camo livery, Christian Horner said that it would feature on the car when it goes racing. However, someone must have missed the memo as the main difference between the 2014 and 2015 race liveries was the words "Red Bull" superimposed on the sides at the front of the tub, radical(!)
1999 race Stewart won was at Nurburgring. I remember that race.
1:34 Tiametmatduk intensifies
(JIHAD BERGER)
Great video, love the fact your'e not afraid to say your own opinions etc.
Just a not for anyone interested, while Tag Heuer might've seemed an odd choice, theyve actually got some history in F1 and specifically F1 engines.
The TAG group sponsored Williams for awhile in the early 80's but in 1983 Ron Dennis and the CEO of the TAG group Mansour Ojjeh (son of the founder Akram Ojjeh) met and agreed a sponsorship deal and part ownership of the team. In 1984 Porsche had an engine deal with McLaren, but without the funds to take the engine from the drawing board into production, Ron Dennis asked Mansour if he would bankroll the project, which he agreed to only on the basis that the engine use the TAG branding. The Engine was a massive success, largely thanks to Niki Lauda's feedback and tuning advice, and won with Mclaren the 1984,85 and 86 drivers championshps and 1984 and 85 constructors championships.
TAG bought watchmaker Heuer in 1985, briefly meaning the new company TAG Heuer were (kinda) involved with F1. Mclaren moved to Honda power after a somewhat disappointing 1987 season, moving to the dominant Honda power the Williams had been using for the past year or two; of course birthing the MP4/4. Porsche went on to supply engines for the Footwork-Arrows team in the early 90's without the help of TAG, but the engine was heavy, bulky and unreliable. Porsche left the sport in the middle of 1991. TAG sold the TAG Heuer brand in 1999, but the TAG group itself still owns a considerable share of McLaren.
I know this was kinda exhaustive but i just thought it was funny how they picked TAG Heuer of all their sponsors to be their "engine supplier"
keep up the good content!
Another funny thing about the Red Bull, Sauber, Petronas thing is that they used Ferrari engines (Rebadged to Petronas for sponsorship reasons). So all three top teams were represented by sauber at one point.
Fun fact: the energy drink RedBull was directly inspired by the thai energy drink krating daeng which was invented in 1975 I think, which literally translates to red bull. From what I've heard, the original thai version tastes pretty much identical but more concentrated and syrup-y, and with no carbonation.
They should make a collectible can of Red Bull that looks like the livery of the F1 car, all the sponsors on there too. I wouldn’t even drink it. Anyway, great video Tommo
How does this man not have millions of subscribers?
you missed that RedBull was in MotoGP right before they brought in Horner to start their own F1 team. the RedBull WCM Yamaha crew. title sponsor, but one could see they were more than that.
MotoGP was their teething ground for being involved in international Grand Prix and their springboard to what they have put into place now.
Should do the history of like iconic world champions going through each of their seasons
Fun fact that was missed: Reb Bull also sponsored the Arrows F1 team in 2001. Jos Verstappen drove for them at that time so Max isn´t the first Verstappen to be sponsored by Red Bull ;)
Red bull originates from Thailans (kraeting daeng).
Also they sponsored arrows in 200q. Bernoldi brought in Red Bull. Jos verstappen was his teammate.
Loving the effort put into this video, how about a video on historic rivalries like Prost/Senna, Hakkinen/Schumacher, Hamilton/Rosberg etc..?
Love it! Almost 30k subs now! Also, banging shorts at 0.36 mate. Class of the field when it comes to fashion...
Small error, Stewart/Herbert won the 1999 European GP that was on the Nürburgring not the German Grand Prix that was hosted that year on Hockenheim
You should do a video about Günther Steiner.
Red Bull also had a Nascar team as well, but didn't put anywhere near the amount of resources into it as they did with F1, only scoring 2 wins in 5 years from 2007-2011.
One of the cleanest and best looking channels comes out with a video about redbull.
I felt like I was about to faint with joy.
In my opinion I think that the 2012 and 2020 liverys are best *even though the 2020 and 2019 are litterally cmd C cmd V.
I wanted to hear more about the redbull and tororosso partnership!
5:22 Johnny Herbert won at the Nurburgring in 1999
The information regarding the hybrid era seems to be somewhat understates at to the consqueces of the shift in power on the asfalt.
Tommo: red bull will be competitive.
First race: double dnf
Fun fact
Did you know, Red Bull actually sponsored WipEout 2097 too, and sponsored a nightclub tour in support of the game
Making it a known brand in the USA because of it.
Mate you forgot one of the biggest if not the biggest move by RBR by signing Adrian Newey for the ‘08 season taking them to the top of the grid for ‘09 and beyond.
Have you noticed that Toro Rosso were with 2 drivers on the podium and RedBull only with one driver (Max) last year?
I dont know why it it feels weird seeing Gerhard with a can of red bull. It is literally the exact same, feel like its just been pulled through time with how modern the design feels
Nice video, but didn't mention Newey, one of the key personel behind the dominant RB cars. involved with the development of 10 title winning cars
I've said the same thing about the taste of red bull and its uncanny likeness to those chalky blue and pink candies! Love the vid 👍👍
Mark Webber after winning the British grab prix “not bad for a number 2 driver aye”
I adore watching Red Bull's brand connected with extreme sports and that really suits their motto.