Red Bull Ring
The Red Bull Ring, nestled in the Styrian mountains, boasts a rich history dating back to its original Österreichring layout in 1969. Renamed and extensively redeveloped by Hermann Tilke for its 2014 return, it's a short, high-speed circuit characterized by significant elevation changes and heavy braking zones. Its compact nature often leads to close racing, with drivers needing precision for its few corners and long straights. The circuit has hosted 40 Formula 1 Grands Prix, beginning in 1970 and most recently in 2026.
- First Race
- 1970
- Last Race
- 2026
- Total Races
- 40(rank 9)
Most driver wins
- 1stM. Verstappen5 wins
- 2ndA. Prost3 wins
- 3rdL. Hamilton2 wins
- 3rdN. Rosberg2 wins
- 3rdM. Schumacher2 wins
- 3rdM. Häkkinen2 wins
- 3rdA. Jones2 wins
- 3rdR. Peterson2 wins
- 3rdV. Bottas2 wins
- 3rdG. Russell2 wins
Most driver podiums
- 1stM. Verstappen9 podiums
- 2ndV. Bottas7 podiums
- 3rdL. Hamilton6 podiums
- 4thD. Coulthard5 podiums
- 4thC. Leclerc5 podiums
Most driver starts
- 1stL. Hamilton15 starts
- 2ndF. Alonso14 starts
- 2ndS. Pérez14 starts
- 2ndV. Bottas14 starts
- 2ndM. Verstappen14 starts
Most constructor wins
- 1st8 wins
- 2nd7 wins
- 3rd5 wins
- 3rd5 wins
- 5th4 wins