The 2020 Formula One season did not start as hoped for by Red Bull Racing. The car did not perform as expected in the simulation runs that were carried out, resulting in significant start-up problems. This caused major problems for drivers Max Verstappen and Alexander Albon, who suffered from recurring problems with the car's balance. Read more Filming day and extra test for Perez planned at Red Bull Lessons learned from 2020 "When the season finally started, compared to what the wind tunnel and other simulation tools were telling us, something was wrong," team boss Christian Horner told Motorsport-Total.com. Horner continued: "We learned a lot last year, and now of course...
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