Final Red Bull creation from Formula 1 design legend Newey makes public bow at Goodwood Festival of Speed, but is still not ready to run
Adrian Newey and Red Bull have unveiled the RB17 hypercar that the famed Formula 1 designer has been producing with the team’s Advanced Technologies division. Revealed in a display at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the RB17 has changed significantly since the project was first announced publicly in June 2022. The main change concerns the engine, which is now a 4.5-litre V10 instead of an F1-inspired V8 turbo power unit, while an early interpretation with 4WD was abandoned.
The finished car will then be track tested and is set to be smaller and stylistically altered compared to the model revealed at Goodwood. “It's a point in time,” Newey said of the Goodwood car. “Since then, so it's nearly a year old, we've kept developing. “Not only from a styling point of view, other things we've . The car is a little bit smaller than the blue car in length and width. I think the styling is further improved.
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