Verstappen's Singapore win—his first at the circuit—pushed him to 73 victories for Red Bull, securing second place on the all-time list for driver/team combinations. The Dutchman now trails only one pairing in F1 history. The top 10 reads like a roll call of dominant eras. Alain Prost sits sixth with 30 McLaren wins across two stints, including three titles. Nigel Mansell claimed 28 for Williams, highlighted by his 1992 championship romp with nine victories. Jim Clark, considered the best of his generation, took 25 for Lotus before his 1968 death at Hockenheim. Nico Rosberg notched 23 Mercedes victories before his shock retirement following the 2016 title. Damon Hill rounds out the top 10 with 21 Williams wins, capping his run with the 1996 championship. With 73 wins and counting, Verstappen has one more record in his sights.

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