Red Bull Racing is as strong as it's ever been in the hybrid-V6 era. There were lucky wins and moments of glory for Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen pre-2019, but last year was the first year since 2013 that Red Bull, on certain tracks at least, was untouchable. This is the car that Aston Martin Red Bull Racing hopes will push Mercedes and Ferrari harder than ever in the hybrid era.
Gallery: The Red Bull RB16 2020 Formula 1 Car
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How it'll actually perform on track remains to be seen, with the first race now just over a month away in Melbourne, Australia. But you can be sure Max Verstappen will want to be fighting for victories and Alexander Albon will be desperate for his first podium, let alone his first win.
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