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The Milton Keynes-based outfit showed off the Honda-powered challenger on Tuesday morning, becoming the fourth team to unveil its new car. The RB16B is an evolution of the 2020 RB16, with team boss Christian Horner explaining at the end of last year that there would be a carryover of around 60 percent of the 2021 challenger. The team hopes, however, that the lessons it learned from last ... Keep readingSource: Red Bull presents its 2021 Formula 1 car
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