Formule 1

Zo begon Red Bull Racing! De F1-start van Red Bull in 2005 in de RB01

Door Bart20 april 2020 · 06:51 uur1 min lezen

Na vier wereldtitels met Sebastian Vettel probeert Red Bull Racing met Max Verstappen op jacht te gaan naar de WK-titel in de Formule 1. We gaan terug in de tijd. Naar 2005, toen Red Bull aan het F1-avontuur begon als opvolger van Jaguar Grand Prix. Met Christian Horner als teambaas koos het Oostenrijkse team voor David Coulthard als eerste coureur. Het tweede stoeltje werd afgewisseld door Christian Klien en Vitantonio Liuzzi. In onderstaande video kijken we terug op het debuutjaar van Red Bull in de RB01. RaceXpress Retro.

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