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How many podiums does Sebastian Vettel have with Sauber, Toro Rosso, Red Bull, Ferrari and Aston Martin?

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In his illustrious career, Sebastian Vettel has registered 122 podiums- the third most in F1 history.

Sebastian Vettel registered the first podium of his F1 career at the 2008 Italian Grand Prix, while driving for Toro Rosso. Since then, the German has accumulated 122 podium finishes to date. He has finished on the podium the most number of times for Red Bull – 65, followed by 55 for Ferrari and one each for Toro Rosso and Aston Martin.

Bildnummer: 15056764 Datum: 17.11.2013 Copyright: imago/Icon SMI NOV 17 2013: Race Champion Infiniti Red Bull Racing Sebastian Vettel (Germany) spray the crowd with champaign after winning the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas (COTA) in Austin, Texas.

Out of his 122 podiums, 53 are race wins, 36 second place finishes and he has finished third on 33 occasions. 2011 was Vettel’s most successful season in terms of podium finishes – 17. His last podium finish came at the 2021 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, driving for Aston Martin.

Vettel is a legend of the sport and besides his 122 podium finishes, he has achieved some remarkable feats in his career. He is one of the most successful drivers in Formula One history and has won four World Drivers’ Championship titles, which he won consecutively from 2010 to 2013. Vettel is the youngest World Champion in Formula One; he also has the third-most race victories (53) and fourth-most pole positions (57).

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My heart races on the F1 track and tennis courts, translating the adrenaline of each moment into words. While F1's speed thrills and tennis's finesse captivate me, my passion doesn't stop there. As a devoted follower of cricket, football, and various Olympic sports, I find myself engulfed in the highs and lows of these games. Through my writing, I aim to share the stories behind the stats, the emotions fueling the victories, and the struggles that define the journey of athletes across diverse disciplines. Being a voice that echoes the fervor of these sports is a privilege I cherish every day.

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