Trophy time for Vettel and Red Bull

Monaco was the venue for this year’s FIA Prize charitable Gala on Friday, where FIA President Jean Todt obtainable Sebastian Vettel, the youngest-ever Formula One world champion with the driver’s trophy.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner composed the constructor’s trophy from Formula One Management (FOM) CEO Bernie Ecclestone, while Fernando Alonso of Ferrari and Mark Webber of Red Bull picked up awards for second and third place in this year’s championship.

“This is an astonishing evening for me and for the Red Bull Racing team,” said Vettel. “I'm delighted to be here to collect the driver's championship trophy, something I have dreamt of since I started racing. charming the championship is unbelievable; it marks an incredible season for us, with many ups and downs. We kept believe in our team, in our team, in our car and enjoyed every race.

“I would actually like to thank all the Red Bull Racing team and Renault Engines for their efforts and devotion in ensuring we had such an amazing car this year. I am tremendously proud of the success we have achieved together."

It was a unforgettable season for the Red Bull team, taking a total of 15 pole positions throughout the championship. This season also saw the team achieve six of the best ever laps with Vettel and Webber each scoring three respectively.

“This has been a tough but hard to believe year for Red Bull Racing. Being presented with the constructors’ championship trophy is the perfect end to what has been an outstanding season for us,” said Horner. “I would like to thank Sebastian and Mark for their hard work and commitment this year. Seb is the youngest ever Formula One world champion and a very deserving one at that. His success is down to what he has done on the circuit and the team is hugely proud of what he has achieved.