Video: Red Bull cuts Honda no slack with RB15 2019 Formula 1 car
Any thoughts that Red Bull might play it safe in its first year with Honda were quickly dismissed by the initial sight of its 2019 Formula 1 design
A no-compromise effort from Adrian Newey includes some very tight packaging - is that a sign of confidence in Honda's reliability or a hint that Red Bull is putting its new engine partner under big pressure?
Autosport Technical Editor Jake Boxall-Legge gives the full lowdown on the Red Bull-Honda RB15.
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