How Toro Rosso's design gap to Red Bull is closing
Toro Rosso is no longer flying the Honda flag solo in Formula 1, and the first images of its new STR14 show how it's rebuilding closer design ties with big brother Red Bull for 2019 after a period of greater independence
Toro Rosso has always had flashes of brilliance, but to deliver its potential it needs to be more consistent and understand better where it really is performance-wise. If the team can do that, then developments will be better planned and it can move forward.
After the loss of technical director James Key to McLaren, Toro Rosso has decided to form a stronger partnership with its parent company Red Bull.
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