Red Bull had always singled out the Spanish Grand Prix as the race where it would deliver its first major upgrade after a start to the campaign that had fallen below expectations. But while the team fell short of the radical overhaul that some had suggested in the build-up to the weekend, the changes did appear to deliver the step the team had hoped for – as it qualified closer to pole position that it had at any race this season. But there remain many intriguing aspects about the RB13, as Red Bull has adopted a philosophy very different to those used by other teams. The RB13 is, for example, extraordinarily simplistic when compared with the rest of the grid but manages to defy...
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