Tech analysis: Red Bull RB10
Will Formula 1's rule changes reel in Red Bull, or will Adrian Newey respond better than his rivals once again? Technical writer CRAIG SCARBOROUGH looks at the early signs from the RB10's unveiling
The much-anticipated Red Bull RB10 was given the briefest of unveilings at Jerez on Tuesday morning and, at first sight, the car follows surprisingly sleek but conventional lines with only the alternative nose concept catching the eye.
But all of this belies the extent of the changes Adrian Newey has made under the skin with the RB10.
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