Leading designer Gary Anderson, who previously worked for Jordan, McLaren, and Tyrrell, has been evaluating each team’s new cars in preparation for the 2017 Formula 1 season.Anderson stated on The Race Podcast that he was perplexed by something Red Bull had done with the RB20. Even though the Formula 1 launch season is over, there are still a lot of unresolved concerns over the vehicles that will be competing on Wednesday in Bahrain.
Teams used a lot of cunning in the photos they shared, the access journalists were granted, and—most importantly—cameras. They will want to hold onto their newest creations for as long as possible.
Adrian Newey and company might have easily continued with what worked well the previous season, but they also understand that their opponents won’t stand still.
Teams used a lot of cunning in the photos they shared, the access journalists were granted, and—most importantly—cameras. They will want to hold onto their newest creations for as long as possible.
Williams only displayed their new livery at their launch instead of showcasing their newest vehicle.
With some of the parts, they’ve taken a different turn, and Gary Anderson has noticed a part on Red Bull’s 2024 car that has some people wondering. It’s not the automobile floor, which was most likely not the actual object.
Rather, when Damon Hill saw their plans, he was taken aback by a feature of the car.
