First look – Red Bull RB17 Hypercar

Ken Zino of AutoInformed.com on First look - Red Bull RB17 Hypercar

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Red Bull Advanced Technologies and Oracle Red Bull Racing at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed presented by MasterCard debuted the RB17 Hypercar. This exotic sports car designed by Group Chief Technical Officer Adrian Newey – the most winning designer in F1 history – and his team, places Red Bull Advanced Technologies has Formula One levels of performance combined with what’s claimed to be “indulgent luxury.”

“We are excited to debut the RB17 to the public for the first time and couldn’t think of a better world stage than Goodwood Festival of Speed. The RB17 exudes rarity and engineering excellence. We’ve channeled everything we know about racing into making the ultimate performance car,” said Christian Horner, CEO of Oracle Red Bull Racing and Red Bull Advanced Technologies.*

The car was on static display, but has claimed top speeds of more than 350 kph. Only 50 RB17s will be produced. Its world debut at the Festival of Speed is said to be the result of a successful and rigorous prototype testing program. Just bring money; a bank vault filled with ~$7 million. The RB17 is a two-seat carbon fiber monocoque design with a semi-stressed mid mounted V10 engine and a carbon fiber gearbox driving the rear wheels.

*Red Bull Advanced Technologies

Red Bull Advanced Technologies was formed in 2014 with the responsibility “to apply aspects of F1 technology to other challenges, both in motorsport and the wider world. With an aim to position Red Bull Advanced Technologies as the leading competitor in technology solutions, they bring exceptional engineering, design, technology, simulation, and production capabilities to a hugely diverse set of industries, helping to create a smarter, better future. From human powered machines to Hypercars and everything in between including submersibles, flying machines and future mobility solutions, with Red Bull Advanced Technologies, the possibilities are limitless.”

 

 

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