Formula 1 may be in lockdown, but when the sport gets back up and running again, Red Bull will be ready with more questions about Ferrari's 2019 engine. Before more immediate and more pressing matters affected the world, Red Bull were all set to challenge their two major rivals, Mercedes and Ferrari, on a couple of issues ahead of the new season starting in Australia. Red Bull were going to launch an official protest with the FIA once Mercedes had first used their dual-axis steering system during a race weekend and were going to continue to probe the governing body on their investigation into Ferrari's engine. The Scuderia's power unit was seized for further inspection at the end of 2019...
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