F1 2013 Standings: A Season of Dominance for Red Bull

The 2013 Formula One season was marked by a significant resurgence in performance from Red Bull Racing, starting with the summer months. The team's star driver, Sebastian Vettel, went on to deliver impressive results throughout the season, managing to finish on the podium seven times.

One of the most notable aspects of the season was the dominance displayed by Red Bull Racing. The team won 10 consecutive races, a record that had not been seen since the 1988 season when McLaren dominated with drivers Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna. Vettel's teammate, Daniel Ricciardo, also delivered an impressive performance, finishing second in the Drivers' standings.

Despite some mishaps during qualifying and race day crashes, including at his home race, the Mexican Grand Prix, where he crashed out on the opening lap, Sergio Perez still managed to secure a respectable result. His teammate, Max Verstappen, was another bright spot for the team, delivering an inconsistent performance but still managing to win two races.

Red Bull Racing also set a record for points won by a team in a season, with its tally coming in at 860. The team's impressive form was capped off by Vettel's record-breaking 19 wins this season, which is a new record for F1. Additionally, Verstappen set two F1 records - the most consecutive wins and the most wins in a season.

Overall, the 2013 Formula One season was marked by Red Bull Racing's dominance on track and their impressive performance throughout the season.

F1 2013 standings