Red Bull are slightly ahead of schedule with its 2018 car, with it expected to be completed five days earlier than their current RB13 and although team boss Christian Horner admits that's a small margin, he expects it to produce 'valuable' benefits. Red Bull are known to complete their car just days before pre-season testing kicks off, or to even skip the first test altogether to have the maximum amount of development time with its new car. However its drivers believe that has created issues, such as Red Bull's slow start to the 2017 season in which the team had correlation issues between its wind tunnel and on-track data, which wasn't rectified until several races of...
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