Red Bull Racing will finally have a car to compete with Mercedes in 2021, and according to Christian Horner, it owes that to the way it worked in 2020. According to Horner, the team made a significant impact there. Red Bull finally wakes up During a Formula 1 season, teams often make the switch to the car for the following year. Many of Red Bull's competitors did the same in 2020, but with cars in 2021 largely similar to those of 2020, Red Bull opted to keep developing. In hindsight, that turns out to be a good move. Read more Honda presents new engine for Red Bull with a brand new name ''It helped us to understand the car better and prepare ourselves for the upcoming rule changes. For the...
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