Red Bull will begin to step on the throttle at the forthcoming Barcelona test. That is the news of the energy drink marque's Dr Helmut Marko, apparently responding to reports the 2014 runner-up failed to shine at the opening test at Jerez. Indeed, the camouflaged RB11 did not feature highly on the lists of laptimes or mileage, triggering rumours Red Bull might be in trouble a month before the 2015 season begins. "At the first test," Marko told German correspondent Ralf Bach's blog f1-insider.com, "it was all about getting the car running. "We ran very conservatively in every respect, and haven't really even worked on the setup yet. "We were using a mix of old and...
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