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OVERVIEW One of the most refreshing entrants to the sport in recent times, and I'm not just talking about the drink. Formed out of the ashes of the Jaguar team, Red Bull has provided the spice and entertainment lost by the demise of the Jordan team, as their unbelievable motor home proved. Red Bull Racing were one of the revelations of 2005, and David Coulthard showed everyone why he should never be discounted, narrowly missing out on a fantastic podium finish at the Nurburgring. Christian Klien was probably the most improved driver on the grid compared to 2004, and put in a series of impressive performances to secure a full time drive for 2005, while Tonio Liuzzi, who shared Klien's seat for 4 races, impressed also, and was given a drive at sister team STR, the former Minardi team, whom Red Bull bought at the end of 2005. Certainly the biggest coup of Red Bull's season was the landing of world renowned designer Adrian Newey, who should aid development of the Ferrari powered RB2 chassis before penning the RB3 for 2007. A team to keep an eye on. |
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TEAM HIGHLIGHTS-Adrian Newey,
Ferrari power, reliable driver line up, strong budget, a second team. TEAM LOWLIGHTS-A second team, which could take focus off Red Bull's challenge to secure podium finishes. |
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