Motor racing-Red Bull's new car may have moved the goalposts again


Formula One F1 - Red Bull launch - Milton Keynes, Britain - February 15, 2024 General view of the new Red Bull F1 car during the launch REUTERS/Alan Baldwin/ File photo

LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One teams will go testing with some trepidation in Bahrain next week amid fears Red Bull may have again stolen a march with an aggressive evolution of the most dominant car of all time.

The champions' launch of their 2024 challenger, the RB20, on Thursday will not have provided much comfort for rivals still playing catch up from last season when Red Bull won 21 of 22 races.

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