Christian Horner expects to see more cars looking like a Red Bull or a Ferrari for the upcoming season. F1
There was great excitement going into the 2022 campaign as new Technical Regulations came into force, threatening to shake up the established order in Formula 1.
And with the teams having returned to the drawing board for their 2023 challengers, team principal Horner thinks rival teams will take inspiration from the RB18 and F1-75, now that they have seen what works. “I think having got this number one on the car, having regained the Constructors’ World Championship is a huge motivation to maintain at that level.”
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