Sebastian Vettel, as one of the veterans of the sport, was beaten quite comfortably last year by his young teammate Charles Leclerc. Ten years earlier, however, he did exactly the same with another experienced driver.
Mark Webber was seen as the man to take the team to the next level with David Coulthard. However, when Coulthard retired, he was replaced by Sebastian Vettel, a driver from Red Bull's own training programme. The speed of the German and his position in the team led to tensions in 2010. Both on and off the track.
Headaches for Christian Horner
"Absolutely not, not a chance," said Webber on Channel 4 when asked the question of whether the two of them got along well with each other. "We often did not act professionally. In a professional way, I also lost a lot of trust in him. We now get on well with each other and exchange messages, so we let it go."
"But in the end it gave the team a headache, because we went for the world championship against Lewis and Fernando in 2010. For us it was very difficult for the team in the last race. We had a lot of mental challenges and the team was in danger of falling apart, so it was hard for Christian Horner to deal with that."