The British Grand Prix is set to be a visual spectacle with Red Bull’s special ‘Stallion Red makeover’ for their RB20 cars.
- Inspired by a unique fan contest, this year’s livery is the first fan-designed theme of 2024, showcasing creativity and passion.
- The new design pays homage to Red Bull’s 2015 ‘Camo Bull’ and will be driven by F1 stars Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez.
- At Silverstone, Red Bull will not only debut this striking design but introduce crucial updates to tackle recent performance issues.
- Red Bull aims to overcome challenges posed by rivals, with McLaren closing in as they address handling problems from earlier in the season.
The excitement is palpable as Red Bull gears up to unveil their eye-catching ‘Stallion Red makeover’ at the British Grand Prix. This striking new look for their RB20 cars emerges from a fan competition, making it the first fan-designed livery of 2024. This initiative continues the trend from last year, where Red Bull embraced fan creativity and involvement.
Designed by Chalaj Suvanish from Thailand, the new livery draws inspiration from Red Bull’s iconic 2015 ‘Camo Bull’ design used during pre-season testing. The livery will adorn the cars of celebrated drivers Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez as they take to the track at Silverstone. Red Bull team principal Christian Horner expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “Following the success of our customized fan liveries last year, we are proud to be running fan-designed liveries once again on our cars for 2024.”
The anticipation for Silverstone is not just about the new livery; Red Bull is poised to introduce several enhancements to the RB20. These updates come as a response to challenges faced on the track, particularly over kerbs and bumps, with rival teams like McLaren narrowing the performance gap. Red Bull’s motorsport advisor Helmut Marko highlighted these difficulties, mentioning their origin since the China Grand Prix.
Marko articulated some of the technical struggles, noting, “We’ve been struggling with these problems since China and somewhere you get to a point where you don’t know where they came from.” The team aims to rectify these issues with the planned updates at Silverstone, hoping their modifications will restore their car’s dominance.
Fans and enthusiasts will keep a keen eye on the improvements and performance, as Red Bull makes strategic adjustments in their twentieth season. With intense competition from teams like Mercedes and McLaren, every race now is crucial for Red Bull to maintain their edge.
The British Grand Prix at Silverstone promises to be a thrilling event, with Red Bull’s striking new livery and performance updates setting the stage for an exciting competition.
