Sebastian Vettel raced his last in Formula 1 in Abu Dhabi yesterday. At the end of the race, he put on a show for the crowd with burnouts and donuts on the start-finish straight. The fans are obviously emotional about seeing the legendary driver leave, but it turns out he is out partying with Red Bull’s Christian Horner and Max Verstappen.

To this day, Sebastian Vettel’s 4 consecutive world title run remains Red Bull’s most dominant era. The best season for the German was in 2013 when he equaled Michael Schumacher’s record for most race wins in a season (13). Vettel also set the record for most consecutive wins in a season (9) that year.

Sebastian Vettel goes out partying with Christian Horner and Max Verstappen

Max Verstappen got the better of Sebastian Vettel’s joint record with Michael Schumacher for most race wins in a season yesterday. The Dutchman finished the season with 15 wins. He, however, could not break Seb’s most consecutive race wins record. The two drivers remain the only two in Red Bull’s history to win titles for them. Needless to say, the two are their golden boys.

Red Bull boss Christian Horner shared a photo partying post-race with Seb and Max on his Instagram. The caption read: 73 wins and 6 Drivers World Championships between these two @sebastianvettel @maxverstappen1 @redbullracing #dankeseb.

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Red Bull and Seb fans had an emotional response to the three Red Bull men partying together.

With 6 world championship titles between these two, they really are Christian’s golden boys.

One fan was overwhelmed by how their feed was filled with photos of the Red Bull trio partying.

Another Vettel fan urged his compadres to stop feeling sad as their protagonist was having a ball out there.

Another fan pointed out how the fans were all “emotional wrecks” but Seb was out having the time of his life.

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And of course, we had to include a hilarious take on the photo. Seb will forever remain a legend for Red Bull.

Do you think Seb will be back in Formula 1 in some other capacity? Will he dedicate his time more to the social and environmental issues that are close to his heart? Or will he stay away from public life just as Kimi Raikkonen did post-retirement?