Extraordinary Red Bull record handed unbreakable verdict

Red Bull's streak of 15 consecutive grand prix victories, set across the 2022 and 2023 seasons, stands as one of the most formidable records in Formula 1 history. 

And according to RacingNews365 readers, it is a record that will stand the test of time.

In our latest poll, a decisive 60.3 per cent of voters said Red Bull's record will never be broken, while 39.7 per cent believe it will eventually fall.

It is worth remembering just how long the previous benchmark stood. McLaren's run of 11 consecutive wins in 1988, powered by Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost in the iconic MP4/4, lasted 35 years before Red Bull finally surpassed it at the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix. 

The Milton Keynes outfit then extended their streak further, eventually reaching 15 wins in a row by the time they were finally beaten at the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix.

The sheer dominance required to achieve such a run is staggering. Every race weekend must fall your way, every strategy call must be correct, and reliability cannot falter once. Even the smallest misstep from a single rival on the right day can end it all.

F1's new regulations in 2026 have already reshuffled the competitive order, making sustained dominance harder to achieve. 

With 11 teams now on the grid following Cadillac's arrival, the likelihood of any constructor replicating such a streak feels slimmer than ever. Our readers, it seems, agree.