Mark Webber believes that Red Bull will remain the team to beat at the start of this season despite the Milton Keynes-based outfit's budget cap-induced aero penalty. Red Bull's breach of F1's 2021 budget cap has seen the team's allocation of wind tunnel and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) time cut by ten per cent over the next 12 months. Red Bull was already set to have the lowest permitted amount of aero testing of any team as a result of winning this year's constructors title. But Webber is convinced that Red Bull will still line up on the grid in Bahrain in early March as F1's "most dangerous" contender. Read also: Red Bull hints at potential change of livery for 2023 car...
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