Red Bull reveals ‘complicated’ challenges over 2025 car development
Red Bull Engineer Paul Monaghan pinpointed the major challenge for the Austrian team ahead of the 2025 season.
Max Verstappen, Christian Horner and Helmut Marko (via BILD)
After two seasons of dominance, Max Verstappen and Red Bull are no longer the sole team at the front of the grid. Milton Keynes is projected to finish third in the standings this year. Now, Red Bull Engineer Paul Monaghan has shed light on the team’s development challenges for 2025.
Monaghan made it clear that Milton Keynes will be aiming to win both titles next year. The Briton highlighted that that the Austrian giant had a plan for its 2025 car midway through the current season. As the reigning world champions understood of the shortcomings of the RB20.
However, development for the 2025 car will not be easy. Paul Monaghan pinpointed that the complex challenge ahead of the team is the 2026 rule change. Red Bull cannot focus completely on the 2025 car or else it would lose out massive on the new era of the sport.
Paul Monaghan insists ‘all plans ready’ for Red Bull
Monaghan claimed that the team was aware about the direction it wants to take next year. The 57-year-old reckoned that Red Bull had all its plans ready. The British engineer asserted that Milton Keynes was comparing its progress to the rest of the competition as well. This would indicate if the Austrian team was meeting its objectives for the future.
The task to manage 2025 and 2026 car developments is not an easy task. Red Bull will gain more wind tunnel time after dropping to third in the standings at the end of this year. Nevertheless, it remains to be seen if Max Verstappen gets another dominant car in 2025.
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