V6 hybrid Formula One era — 4 museum-grade prints from the period. 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. Romain Grosjean bridged European Grand Prix combat and American open-wheel redemption — a GP2 champion who translated French pride into Lotus podiums before the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix fire made him a global symbol of survival. His aggressive overtakes, podium speed alongside Kimi Räikkönen, and later Haas tenure kept him in Formula One headlines; his IndyCar comeback and Indianapolis 500 campaign completed the Phoenix narrative. 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.