Red Bull RB21: Challenger Max Verstappen 2025 discovered in final detection ahead of the test | F1 news
The Red Bull became the final team that revealed its Formula 1 2025 challenger, on the eve of Max Verstappen’s attempt to win the fifth consecutive driver’s title.
He discovered the Livre for the RB21 at last week’s F1 75 Live event at London, Red Bull waited until Tuesday – less than 24 hours before the pre -season testing – to discover the car himself.
Verstappen and new teammate Liam Lawson will be driving RB21 to Bahrain International Circuit on Tuesday, on Tuesday, within the limit of the recording day, before unlimited sessions in which all 10 teams will participate from Wednesday to Friday.
Red Bull shared the small details of RB21 after release, simply describing it as the “evolution” of the car that extended Verstappen’s title series since sports regulations changed in 2022.
The pictures published in the car were taken in small lighting, making it difficult to see the changes that were probably made on its aerodynamic surfaces.
Red Bull also dominated the 2022 and 2023 Constructor Championship, but finished third in McLaren and Ferrari last year after a stunning fall on the performance in the middle season.
Speaking in London last week, Verstappen said: “The developmental direction we chose at the time showed a lot of promises, but unfortunately, it failed in the trail, so we had to change a few things.
“Let’s hope it’s the right direction. We’re convinced it’s the right direction, but to see how much we can take out of her for this last season with this car.”
SKY SPORTS F1 LIVE PRESSE TESTS
Wednesday 26. February – First Day
- 6.50am-14.05: Morning Sessi
- 11.55-14.05: afternoon session
- 20:00: Testing cover
- 8.30pm: Tedon’s testing notebook
Thursday, February 27 – the second day
- 6.50am-14.05: Morning Sessi
- 11.55-14.05: afternoon session
- 20:00: Testing cover
- 8.30pm: Tedon’s testing notebook
Friday 28. February – Third Day
- 6.50am-14.05: Morning Sessi
- 11.55-14.05: afternoon session
- 20:00: Testing cover
- 8.30pm: Tedon’s testing notebook
- 21:00: Ted’s Development Corner
When is the first race F1?
For the first time in 2019, the opening of the season will be held in Melbourne at the Australian Grand Prix from March 14 to March 16. The first race moved from Bahrain to Australia because of Ramadan, which took place during March.
There are 24 events in the F1 2025 F1 calendar, the same number as last year, and the season ended up on the Grand Prix in Abu Dabi, 5-7. December.
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