Page 1 of 1 Sporting a one-off livery, the new-for-2019 Red Bull Racing RB15 broke cover at a special filming day less than a week before official testing was set to commence. Significantly, this is the very first Red Bull Grand Prix car in over a decade that is not powered by Renault-built engine as the team decided to switch to the Honda power unit. In addition to the changes in the engine department, the RB15 has also taken into account the revised aerodynamics regulations aimed at making overtaking slightly easier. Another major change for the 2019 season is that Max Verstappen is now partnered with Pierre Gasly. Thelatter raced for junior team Toro Rosso in 2018 and as such already has experience with the Honda engine. Page 1 of 1
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Sporting a one-off livery, the new-for-2019 Red Bull Racing RB15 broke cover at a special filming day less than a week before official testing was set to commence. Significantly, this is the very first Red Bull Grand Prix car in over a decade that is not powered by Renault-built engine as the team decided to switch to the Honda power unit. In addition to the changes in the engine department, the RB15 has also taken into account the revised aerodynamics regulations aimed at making overtaking slightly easier. Another major change for the 2019 season is that Max Verstappen is now partnered with Pierre Gasly. Thelatter raced for junior team Toro Rosso in 2018 and as such already has experience with the Honda engine.