The team's sixth constructor's championship in their 19 year existence was secured at Suzuka, despite Mexican Sergio Perez failing to finish, after Verstappen dominated from pole position.
The 33-year-old Mexican had a nightmare on Sunday with collisions, penalties, a retirement and subsequent un-retirement in a race that ended Red Bull's 100% finishing record for the season. Perez retired but returned towards the end of the race to serve a penalty and avoid it being carried over to Qatar as a grid drop.
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