Red Bull Racing 2011 Brazilian Grand Prix Free Practice Report

Red Bull Racing 2011 Brazilian Grand Prix Free Practice Report Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, Interlagos, Brazil, Friday November 25 2011 Car 2 MARK WEBBER, 1st Practice P1, 2nd Practice P3 "The track is hot, not super hot in terms of ambient conditions, but the track is very warm and it's humid too. It's also pretty windy, so it wasn't the easiest day to get the car dialled in and balanced, but clearly it was the same for everybody. I think we had a pretty good day; there are lots of sets of compounds to go through, as it might be the last time we get to run in the dry as there's potentially some wet weather coming - but we had a good day."

Car 1 SEBASTIAN VETTEL, 1st Practice P4, 2nd Practice P2 “I think we were able to improve the car throughout today, but we definitely need to make another step. It was hot today and the circuit was slippery, although rain is forecast for the next two days, so I think the conditions will change. We’re all here to win and it would be great to finish with a good race, but it’s a long weekend ahead and a lot of things can happen. It’s a challenging track and we all like coming here, it’s a good grand prix.” The last race of this season will be Red Bull Racing’s 126th Grand Prix. Here are some statistics from our seventh year in Formula One and before: Red Bull Racing has: • Won 23 of the last 40 races • Won 13 of the last 20 races • Been on the podium at 33 of the last 40 races • Been on the podium at every race in 2011 except one (Abu Dhabi) • Achieved 25 podium finishes in 2011 • Won two successive Constructors’ Championships • Won two successive Drivers’ Championships Race Starts Championship Points, Poles, Podiums 1 2 3 2005 36 (not including US GP) 34 0 0 0 0 2006 36 16 0 0 0 1 2007 34 24 0 0 0 1 2008 36 29 0 0 0 1 2009 34 153.5 5 6 6 4 2010 38 498 15 9 6 5 2011 36 Up to and including Abu Dhabi 607 17 11 6 8 250 1361.5 37 26 18 20 The Pirelli Calendar will be back tomorrow…