Honestly, the differences between the RB15 and the RB16 are minimal. Whether it’s in terms of the livery or even the aerodynamic design of the car. Red Bull chose to stick with the same car concept as in 2019. A completely logical choice considering the encouraging performances the Austrian team achieved last year.<\/p>\n
The only notable changes are the Honda stickers on the hood, which are wider than before, and the underbody, which is a bit more refined. Most likely, the major work has been done inside the car, specifically on the Japanese engine.<\/p>\n
The RB16 will hit the track today on the legendary Silverstone circuit to shoot several promotional images.<\/p>\n
With 3 victories in 2019, the Red Bull-Honda partnership showed very promising results both in terms of performance and reliability, which was much better than expected. Max Verstappen even managed to secure third place in the drivers’ standings. It was the first time since 2016 with Daniel Ricciardo that a driver from the Austrian brand finished in the top 3 of the championship.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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