Red Bull unveils RB17 track car
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Mere mortals will never experience the thrill of racing against Max Verstappen or Lewis Hamilton in a Formula 1 world championship. However, they may have the chance to feel F1-level speed and grip with the Red Bull RB17, designed by Adrian Newey. Priced at £5 million ($9.6m) plus taxes and operational costs, this elite track-focused car boasts an F1-inspired 4.5-litre V10 engine with an additional electric motor, producing around 900kW. It features banned F1 technology like traction control and active aerodynamics, and allows drivers to adjust aerodynamic balance at speed. With a weight of under 900 kilos and 1.7 tonnes of downforce, it promises to deliver an unmatched driving experience. Built by Cosworth, the RB17 is aimed at serious driving enthusiasts looking to enhance their skills on the track.
Brands mentioned: Red Bull, Mercedes-AMG, Ferrari, Aston Martin, Bugatti, Gordon Murray, Porsche, Cosworth
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