V6 Hybrid Era — 3 museum-grade prints that set the mood. Daniel Ricciardo became Australia's next Formula One superstar after Mark Webber — a Perth grin who won three races in his debut Red Bull season and introduced the shoey podium celebration to global motorsport culture. His late-braking audacity, team-radio warmth, and perpetual optimism made him Formula One's most approachable star through Renault, McLaren, and AlphaTauri chapters. Sebastian Vettel won four consecutive Formula One world championships with Red Bull from 2010 through 2013 — Germany's youngest title winner at twenty-three in 2010 and the sport's dominant figure before the Mercedes hybrid era. His thirteen victories in 2013 and nine-race winning streak remain among the most commanding single-season displays of the modern grid. Kevin Magnussen became Denmark's first modern Formula One podium finisher when he placed second on debut at the 2014 Australian Grand Prix — a result that announced the son of former F1 driver Jan Magnussen as a national sporting hero. His McLaren rookie season paired promise with the transitional Mercedes-hybrid MP4-29 before Renault and Haas years defined his reputation for uncompromising racecraft and the door-slam incident that became meme law.