Champion: Red Bull’s Dutch driver Max Verstappen celebrates his 2021 title in Abu Dhabi
PARIS – Formula One will be showing off its new look when Red Bull, who carried Max Verstappen to a controversial maiden title last year, start the annual catwalk season by unveiling their 2022 car on Wednesday.
The interest will be ramped up this year because changes in Formula One rules mean, as Mike Elliott, the technical director of world champion constructors Mercedes, told his team web site: “The cars are going to look very different.”
While Red Bull will not be quite the first team to launch, it will be the first with a car, its RB18 model, on display.
Haas, who spent last season on the back row of the grid, released their livery on Friday but, as is their habit, will not unveil the car until pre-season testing…
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