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At the RB20 unveiling, we spoke with team head Christian Horner, Max Verstappen, and Sergio Perez to hear their opinions on the vehicle and much more from Milton Keynes.
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Christian Horner stated during the car’s introduction that Adrian Newey’s “conservative” evolution on the Red Bull this year was anything but, and a closer glance at the new vehicle reveals that it does look drastically different.

Not to mention that it takes on a shape akin to the Mercedes W14 from the previous season at the sidepod inlet and engine cover. The question for this season will be whether or not Newey has been able to elevate those aspects of the car to a new level.
“The automobile has a lot of innovative features. Without a doubt, it will be closely examined in the upcoming weeks, Horner informed reporters, including PlanetF1.com.
“I believe that the team has a strong creative element, as evidenced by some of the solutions they have developed.”
Regarding the two Red Bull drivers, Max Verstappen grinned and nodded in response to that specific aspect of his new opponent when speaking with the media, including PlanetF1.com.

“I still consider it to be in the Red Bull style. However, I get what you’re saying,” the three-time world champion remarked.
When asked if he was taken aback by the presence of this trait, Perez said, “Yes! A little bit!

But simultaneously, it demonstrates how eagerly this team is to advance and push the envelope. It’s truly amazing to observe.