Red Bull Hits 300 F1 Podiums: Where They Rank All-Time and Who Scored Them

Max Verstappen’s hard-fought third-place finish at the 2026 Belgian Grand Prix was more than just a salvage job after an engine grid penalty—it etched Red Bull Racing into one of Formula 1’s most exclusive record books.

At Spa-Francorchamps, the Milton Keynes squad officially secured their 300th Grand Prix podium finish.

Since David Coulthard scored the team’s maiden podium at the 2006 Monaco Grand Prix (famously wearing a Superman cape to celebrate), Red Bull has evolved from a flashy energy drink marketing exercise into a relentless championship-winning machine. But how does that 300 number stack up against the sport’s heavyweights, and which drivers actually hauled in the silverware?

Here is the complete breakdown of Red Bull Racing’s historic milestone.

The Top 5 All-Time F1 Constructor Podiums

By hitting the 300 mark, Red Bull Racing becomes only the fifth constructor in Formula 1 history to reach the triple-century milestone. As showcased by recent data from Motorsport1924, they are officially in the top five, though they still have a massive mountain to climb if they want to catch the Prancing Horse.

Who Scored Red Bull’s 300 Podiums?

A Formula 1 car is only as good as the driver in the cockpit. Over the team’s nearly two-decade history, only eight drivers have managed to stand on the rostrum wearing a Red Bull race suit.

According to the available data, one driver has shouldered a massive percentage of the heavy lifting. Here is the exact distribution of Red Bull’s 300 top-three finishes:

• Max Verstappen (130 Podiums): The 4x World Champion has bagged over 43% of the team’s total podiums all by himself. Verstappen’s era of absolute dominance has rapidly accelerated Red Bull up the all-time constructor rankings.
• Sebastian Vettel (65 Podiums): The architect of Red Bull’s first golden era. Vettel delivered four consecutive World Championships between 2010 and 2013, racking up 65 podiums before departing for Ferrari.
• Mark Webber (41 Podiums): Vettel’s long-time teammate and a crucial pillar in Red Bull’s early Constructor Championships.
• Daniel Ricciardo (29 Podiums): The “Honey Badger” was famous for his late-braking overtakes, securing 29 podiums (including 7 wins) during the highly competitive Mercedes hybrid era.
• Sergio Perez (29 Podiums): Currently tied with Ricciardo, Perez played the ultimate wingman role for Verstappen’s recent championship runs while grabbing crucial points for the team.
• David Coulthard (2 Podiums): The veteran who started it all, delivering the team’s very first podium in Monaco (2006) and another in Canada (2008).
• Daniil Kvyat (2 Podiums): The Russian driver secured a pair of podiums (Hungary 2015, China 2016) before famously being swapped out for a teenage Max Verstappen.
• Alex Albon (2 Podiums): Surviving a brutal stint as Verstappen’s teammate, Albon managed to secure two hard-fought podiums during the chaotic 2020 season.

With Williams and Mercedes sitting just ahead on the all-time list, the ongoing 2026 development war will dictate exactly how quickly Red Bull can jump up to third in the historic rankings.