F1 News: The Amazing Way Red Bull Celebrated Constructors' Win In Japan
Following their triumphant victory in the Constructors' Championship, Red Bull celebrated in style in Tokyo. Team principal Christian Horner shared a glimpse of the festivities, which included a musical performance of Oasis' hit "Wonderwall."
Key Takeaways:
- Red Bull clinched their sixth Constructors' Championship, marking one of the most dominant seasons in F1 history.
- Max Verstappen is on track to secure his third consecutive drivers' title at the upcoming Qatar GP, with only teammate Sergio Perez remaining as a distant contender.
- The team's celebration in Tokyo featured an unexpected rendition of "Wonderwall" by Oasis, showcasing some hidden musical talents within the Red Bull crew.
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Christian Horner, Red Bull team principal, recently sat down with Sky Sports' Craig Slater at the team's Milton Keynes headquarters. The interview came just days after Red Bull's monumental achievement of securing their sixth Constructors' Championship.
Max Verstappen is set to possibly clinch his third consecutive drivers' title at the Qatar GP. The title could be his as early as the 19-lap Sprint on Saturday, October 7. Interestingly, the only other driver with a mathematical chance, albeit a slim one, of challenging Verstappen is his teammate, Sergio Perez.
However, the highlight of the team's recent achievements was their unique celebration. Horner took to his Instagram account to share a video of the team's festivities at a Tokyo bar. In the video, team members can be seen joyfully singing along to Oasis' iconic song "Wonderwall."
Speaking about the celebration, Horner remarked:
"We've got an incredible team and you've always got to celebrate success and enjoy special moments together as a team.
"We've got a few musicians that we didn't know about in the team, and everybody [was] getting involved."
Reflecting on the season, Horner stated:
"This year has been the most amazing season and I'm sure we'll have a good party at the end of it where we can get the whole team together. Yesterday we got everybody together in this room [at their factory] to celebrate that Constructors' Championship."
