Aggressive Red Bull design shows Honda's progress
The Honda engine is one of the biggest question marks heading into the 2019 season and the Adrian Newey-designed Red Bull's integration of it hints at the manufacturer's off-season progress
For any team it is a major task to change from one engine supplier to another. But with the knowledge gained from Toro Rosso using the Honda Formula 1 engine last year, Red Bull's challenge will be just that little bit less complex.
From one engine manufacturer to another, there will always be subtle differences in how they measure the heat rejection from the oil and water.
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