Red Bull RB6
Vettel in the RB6 after the race victory at the Grand Prix of Malaysia 2010
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The Red Bull RB6 is the sixth Formula 1 race cars of Red Bull Racing. He participated in all 19 races of the Formula 1 2010 season. This race car Sebastian Vettel his first World Cup, as well as Red Bull Racing secured the first Constructors' Championship.
Technology and Development
The RB6 is the consistent further development of the RB5, with Sebastian Vettel in 2009 won the World Championship in Formula 1 World Championship. The RB6 was designed by Adrian Newey, who, like in the previous year had access to the 2.4 -liter Renault V8 engine as Agreggat. Before the second race of the season, the Australian Grand Prix, there were rumors in the RB6 would an active suspension used, which was actually forbidden by the regulations. Despite the presumption of other teams, the shock absorber fluid would extend until after the qualifying session and the drivers therefore allow the training to go with a flatter car, the FIA did not respond. An official protest was not available.
Driver
For the 2010 season, Red Bull held his previous drivers Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber, firmly. Test driver David Coulthard were, Brendon Hartley and Daniel Ricciardo.
Season 2010
In the first seven races of the season was always a RB6 on the pole position. In Bahrain, Australia and China Vettel stood on the top spot. At the Malaysian Grand Prix, Spanish Grand Prix, Monaco Grand Prix, Turkish Grand Prix Mark Webber reached the first position in training. In the ninth Grand Prix of the year, the European Grand Prix, Sebastian Vettel reached another pole position, which meant the eighth pole position in the ninth race for the RB6.
After technical problems on the car by Sebastian Vettel at the first two races, which prevented two possible victories of the Germans, Red Bull celebrated in Malaysia in order Vettel ahead of Webber, a double victory. Mark Webber won at the races in Spain and Monaco, as well as Sebastian Vettel at the Grand Prix of Europe.
With a double victory in the penultimate race of the season, the Brazilian Grand Prix, with Vettel ahead of Webber, Red Bull won the constructors' world championship title early with the RB6. In the last race of the season, the Grand Prix of Abu Dhabi, Vettel became the youngest ever to win a Formula 1 world champion.
Results
Whereabouts after the season
A copy of the RB6 is at Hangar- 7, a multi -purpose building at Salzburg Airport, issued.