Red Bull’s domination of F1’s new regulation era continued at the Monaco Grand Prix as 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen maintained the team’s 100 percent winning start to the 2023 sಌeason. 

But not everything went right for Red Bull in Monaco, with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez’s weekend ruined by a cra🃏s🅘h in qualifying that left him 20th on the grid. 

To make matters worꦦse, Red Bull’s ground-effect floor design was revealed to 🐼the world as the car was hoisted away by a crane, enabling photographers to capture the underneath of the RB19 in all its glory. 

Sky🍨 Sports pitlane reporter Kravitz said Red Bull will “hate” th𝓀e fact the secrets of its floor have been exposed to rival F1 teams. 

“Thanks to Perez, 𒊎the whole of F1 has seen the fabled Red Bull floor,” Kravitz said. 

“They look prehistoric. Even the litt🍸le guide fences have got guide fences of their own, on the Red Bull!

“It’s so co⛦mplex in three dimensions. There are elements coming down, curling round, circles where the vortex starts and the vortices is generated mid🌺way through the floor.

“Then, what they’re doing with the area under the crash structure, 𒐪and the gearbox…

“I tell you, when you look at these pictures, ཧcompare them to the Mercedes and the Ferrari, it is no wonder that the RB19 is so good.

“They will hate it, of course. But, hey, blam💙e Perez! Not our fa🅰ult that we can see.”

Mercedes also had the newly-updated floor of their W14 challenger exposed following 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton’s crash at the end of final practice. 

Toto Wolff joked that the crane operator who hoisted the W14 into the air must have worked for the 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:“Cique du Soleil” and admitted the unintended reveal was “suboptimal” for Mercedes. 🥂;