Formula 1: Red Bull presented its 2023 car in New York.

Red Bull became the second team to display its livery for the 2023 campaign, as the reigning double F1 world champions held a special "season launch" live from New York.

Following the recent reveal of the Haas livery, Red Bull is following suit with a US unveiling, recently teasing "New kit, new car, New York" via social media.

Red Bull enters 2023 looking to defend both world titles for the first time since 2014, with Max Verstappen claiming a second straight drivers' crown in 2022 by taking 15 wins from 22 races, and the team winning 17 Grands Prix overall en route to the trophy. of builders.

Verstappen continues alongside Sergio Perez for a third season, while Christian Horner prepares to lead the Milton Keynes outfit for the 19th successive year, having held the role of team principal since his arrival in F1 in 2005.

Once again, Honda will be the supplier of the power unit of the car with which Checo Pérez and Max Verstappen seek new glories in Formula 1, an alliance that has brought good dividends for Red Bull since 2018 when the Austrians left Renault and signed with those of Japan.

They went from third place in 2019, to victories in 2020, fighting for titles in 2021, and finally in 2022, resuming the success of the first decade of the 21st century with a constructors' championship and 1-3 of their drivers. This alliance will continue until 2025.

Sure of the power of its car, the RedBull team didn't even go too far in showing the details of its car on Twitter as the rest of the teams usually do, showing photos of their cars from various angles.

The semi-automatic eight-speed engine weighs just 150 kilograms and due to Formula 1 regulations, improvements compared to 2022 can only be in terms of reliability without increasing the range of the turbocharged engine's power unit. 1.6-liter V6 with 900 horsepower.

In this case, RedBull has shown a single image of his car on Twitter on the day of its official presentation with the simple legend: "Meet the #RB19: Our car for the 2023 F1 season."

Source images: Twitter RedBull Racing,