Video: Honda will finally win F1 races again in 2019 with Red Bull
Red Bull heads into the 2019 Formula 1 season as something of an unknown quantity, although a solid pre-season testing programme suggests its gamble on Honda has paid off
The Japanese manufacturer endured a troubled spell on its return to F1 as an engine supplier with McLaren, but it showed signs of improvement last year with Red Bull's junior team Toro Rosso.
Glenn Freeman is joined by Scott Mitchell and Ben Anderson to discuss why Red Bull and Honda can expect to challenge for wins early on in their partnership.
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