Red bull shows RB21 for 2025 F1 season

Red Bull has taken the cover from RB21, with which the car Max Verustapane The purpose is to win the title of its fifth straight Formula 1 drivers.

Ahead of the three-day winter test of F1 in Bahrain, which closes on Wednesday, the Red Bull was the last team to unveil its update car design for the upcoming season, which is the last one under the current ground-effect based regulations. Which will be operated. By Vastapane and his new team partner Liam Lawson.

A very similar game for last year’s car, a color scheme that was already in London’s F1 75 launch in London, is a development of RB21 RB20.

It has made a variety of changes to address car balance issues, which bother its predecessor, although the low-light studio images released by the team have still hidden most of their secrets.

Verstappen and Red Bull started the 2024 season prominently but, as McLaren Caught and then beaten Milton Keins-based team, Vastapane and Team-Mate Sergio Perez The RB20 began to struggle a lot with balance problems that affect the pereys especially.

It was taken to gain a deep understanding by the Italian Grand Prix of the Red Bull, where it had gone wrong, but by that time it was too late to avoid slipping in third place behind McLaren and Ferrari In the table of constructors.

According to Technical Director Pierre Coven, Red Bull has done hard work to make its new car easy to balance and install, but without compromising the peak performance capacity of the car.

“The main thing you are trying to get is a balance between making a car that is faster than others and good to drive so that the drivers can remove it the most.”

“You know that if you increase the (operating) window then you also reduce the overall capacity.

“In 2023 we were proved that our direction was correct because we were faster than others. In the previous season we proved that we were not right.

“Every time there is a limit when the balance takes advantage of the overall capacity of the car. We have to fix it for this year.”

Formula 1 pre-season is officially running at GMT at 7 am on Wednesday, when the test begins in Bahrain.