The document effectively banned some specific advanced suspension designs following a clarification request made by Ferrari. On top of that, the team was also taken by surprise by a technical directive issued by the FIA during the winter. It caught Red Bull out, admitting they had underestimated the aerodynamic impact caused by the by the overall increase in the width of the cars - up from 1800mm to 2000mm - and the increase in tyre width - up from 245mm to 305mm and 325mm to 405mm, at the front and rear respectively. Certainly not an oversight from a very experienced design team, but the radical chassis regulation changes did make it more difficult to very data without on-track running. The problems triggered several team members to openly attribute their difficulties to correlation issues with the wind tunnel. As early as pre-season testing, it was clear that the car was no match to the field leading Mercedes and Ferrari cars. The team had build extremely agile chassis in 20, but soon realised that the RB13 would be another beast. Red Bull had high hopes for its RB13 ahead of the season, having been promised considerable progress from its power unit supplier Renault. Don't forget to share your creations on social media and tag our channels.Team: Adrian Newey ( CTO), Rob Marshall (Chief Engineering Officer), Christian Horner ( TP), Pierre Wache (CE - Performance), Paul Monaghan (CE - Car), Dan Fallows ( HA), Jonathan Wheatley ( TM)ĭrivers: Daniel Ricciardo (3), Max Verstappen (33) To experience this, simply scan the QR code, point your phone's camera, and enjoy your personalized version of the RB18. By using augmented reality technology, the QR code can project the Formula car onto your phone's camera. A fitting tribute to the team's incredible achievements during the 2022 season.The artwork contains a unique QR code from Oracle Red Bull Racing that has been integrated into the poster's design. Adorned with the colours of the Red Bull Racing livery, the poster is coming in our Limited Edition of 200 pieces, as well as Classic and Mini versions. The poster is centred around the car's performance and accomplishments, with a list of starts, wins, podium finishes, and the drivers who contributed to its success. Considering the stats from the 2022 Formula One season, we can call the RB18 a masterpiece of automotive engineering.The Red Bull Racing RB18 is joining the roster of our Blueprint Collection! The poster is a testament to the remarkable craftsmanship and design of the vehicle, displaying it from various angles to highlight its impressive features and distinguished livery. The engine is strategically placed in a mid-mounted, rear-wheel drive layout, giving the car exceptional handling and balance, while its lightweight construction, weighing in at 798 kg (1759 lbs), provides an aerodynamic advantage. In combination with the cutting-edge Red Bull Powertrains electric motor, the car was a technical marvel. Masterminded by designer Adrian Newey, RB18 stands as his most successful Formula One design to date and is widely regarded as one of the most dominant cars ever to grace the circuit.The RB18 was propelled to greatness by a 740 BHP (544.64 KW) Red Bull RBPTH001 1.6 L direct injection V6 turbocharged engine. With Sergio Peréz finishing third in the Drivers' Standings, Red Bull secured their fifth Constructors' Championship, a feat they had not achieved since 2013. Competing in the 2022 Formula One World Championship, its status of greatness was sealed by Max Verstappen winning his second consecutive Drivers' Championship as well as the most Grand Prix wins in history.

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