It may have clinched both F1 world titles for a fourth year running, and claimed victory in the last nine races of the year, but Red Bull Racing is not about to rest on its laurels.While it needed to continue the development of its RB9 until late in the season, clinching the titles in India, work has been ongoing back in Milton Keynes as Christian Horner's outfit attempts to hit the ground running as F1 enters a new technical era in 2014.The switch from the current V8 engines to a new turbocharged 1.6-litre V6 goes hand-in-hand with changes to the aerodynamic regulations, which will cause RBR's Adrian Newey to rethink his approach to the RB10. Despite that, and the fact that some teams...
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