After a period of dominance, Red Bull faced significant struggles in the 2024 Formula 1 season. Despite Max Verstappen securing his fourth consecutive drivers' championship, the team slipped to third in the constructors' standings due to car balance and development problems. This led to a winless streak and raised concerns about the team's development process.
Red Bull are still skeptical about experiencing a repeat of theirAfter largely dominating the first two years of F1’s new regulations and winning back-to-back double world championships in 2022 and 2023, 2024 proved to be a much sterner test for Red Bull .prevailed to his fourth consecutive drivers’ world title, Red Bull slipped to third in the constructors’ championship after being plagued by balance and development woes which hampered the RB20’s performance.
“In Formula 1you are always at the mercy of having another problem,” Red Bull technical director Pierre Wache told“It is reality and it's the reason why we are here, to try and anticipate the problems that we will have. It's dangerous to trust the system blindly. “When you are not the quickest any more, then you look and you learn. And the more you learn, the more of an investment that is for the future.”After leaving Red Bull to join Aston Martin, F1 design legend Adrian Newey has revealed he was already concerned about the development path of the team’s car before he departed.
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