Red Bull Racing unveils its RB20 car for the 2024 Formula 1 season, sticking to its traditional navy, red, and yellow livery. Many teams opt for unpainted cars to save weight and improve performance.
Formula 1 launch season culminated with the covers coming off the machine Red Bull Racing hopes will defend its drivers-constructors championship double for another year. All 10 teams have no shown glimpses of their 2024 challengers, and in the third year of this set of regulations it was unsurprising to see many of them converge on similar ideas. Saddening, however, was to see so many teams converge on the disappointing trend of not bothering to paint their cars.
Having discovered the small but useful weight-saving gains that can come from leaving the carbon fibre bare black, the race is seemingly on to minimise colour, identifiability and branding in pursuit of every last thousandth of a second. Before we find out who wins that particular battle, let’s consider who came out on top in the launch stakes for 2024.On the team’s 20th anniversary of its first season in Formula 1, Red Bull Racing was never going to choose 2024 as the year it rolled the dice on a livery change. The RB20 sticks tightly to the Red Bull style guide of the universally recognisable navy, red and yello
Red Bull Racing RB20 Formula 1 2024 Season Livery Unpainted Cars Weight-Saving