The next podium contender for 2020 has been unveiled - the RB16. In all likelihood, it will be the last Aston Martin Red Bull Racing livery we'll see for some time. Sadly, it doesn't look much different from the RB15. Mechanically speaking, it features most of the changes under its skin to comply with the … Continue reading F1 2020: Aston Martin Red Bull Racing RB16
The AM-RB 003 Gets A Name: Aston Martin Valhalla
If you only follow the Auto Loons and don't know there was something called the AM-RB 003, it's because we totally didn't write anything about the 2019 Geneva Motor Show. That's where Aston Martin revealed their third mid-engined hypercar in partnership with Red Bull Advanced Technologies. The first being the Valkyrie and the second was … Continue reading The AM-RB 003 Gets A Name: Aston Martin Valhalla
F1 2019: Aston Martin Red Bull Racing RB15
Red Bull Racing actually unveiled their new Honda-powered Formula 1 contender in a special one-off livery (pictured below) - the RB15. However, a few days later they showcased the car in its traditional Red Bull colours for the pre-season testing in Spain around the Catalunya racetrack (pictured above). Personally, I was shocked and surprised by … Continue reading F1 2019: Aston Martin Red Bull Racing RB15
F1 2019: Red Bull Toro Rosso Honda STR14
Another day closer to the 2019 Formula One season and another contender unveils their livery. This is the new look for the Scuderia Toro Rosso F1 team in their second year with a Honda power unit and the livery looks pretty much the same. Prussian Blue body, silver lettering and bull with the red accents … Continue reading F1 2019: Red Bull Toro Rosso Honda STR14
F1 2019: Rich Energy Haas F1 VF-19
The 2019 Formula One season is just a few weeks away and the new cars and liveries are scheduled to be unveiled in February. Just like last year, Haas are the first to showcase their 2019 F1 racer and the team has gone for a new theme of colours, something more regal that also goes … Continue reading F1 2019: Rich Energy Haas F1 VF-19
Ricciardo to leave Red Bull for Renault in 2019: F1 News
First, we got confirmation that Daniel Ricciardo would be leaving Aston Martin Red Bull Racing at the end of this season. Less than an hour later, it was officially announced that the Aussie would be racing for Renault next year. Probably the best fighting-type racer in F1 today, Ricciardo has been racing with Red Bull … Continue reading Ricciardo to leave Red Bull for Renault in 2019: F1 News
Hamilton reigns supreme in France: F1 2018
The racing action continues in France after the 24h of Le Mans the previous weekend and now Formula 1 heads to Circuit Paul Ricard at Le Castellet. One of the most anticipated rounds of the 2018 season as the sport returns to France after a ten-year break, the Paul Ricard layout offers plenty of overtaking … Continue reading Hamilton reigns supreme in France: F1 2018
F1 2018: Scuderia Toro Rosso STR13
It's going to be a high-anticipation year for the Toro Rosso team as they switch from Renault to Honda as their engine supplier for the 2018 season. While Honda has had a terrible three years since their return to Formula 1 with McLaren, there is still chance at redemption with the unit powering the Red … Continue reading F1 2018: Scuderia Toro Rosso STR13
F1 2018: Aston Martin Red Bull Racing RB14 (Special Edition Livery)
We knew this was coming, but Aston Martin has become the title sponsor for Red Bull Racing after having been associated with the team for some time now. But no, this is just a name change, Aston Martin has not yet gotten into making F1 engines. This design of the new RB14 racer, as amazing … Continue reading F1 2018: Aston Martin Red Bull Racing RB14 (Special Edition Livery)
Formula One: 2017 Season Round-up
It's always a tough moment after the end of the last race of the F1 season, the wait till the next one shapes up in March. But now is the time to look back at some of the highlights of F1 2017. 1)Ferrari's return to winning ways Yes, Mercedes won the Constructors' Title and yes … Continue reading Formula One: 2017 Season Round-up
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