Horner: RB18 will look very different at F1 season opener
Red Bull’s 2022 Formula 1 car won’t look “very much” like the RB18 on display at the team’s launch event, admits team boss Christian Horner.
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Red Bull launch: Christian Horner hints that car will change between now and Bahrain GP
Christian Horner has hinted that the Red Bull RB18 will look quite different to the car that was launched on Wednesday afternoon, suggesting that the one unveiled is nothing more than a show car with the team’s new livery on.
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