RacingNews365: RB21 car successfully passes FIA crash tests

The Red Bull Racing team has successfully passed the mandatory crash tests of the International Automobile Federation FIA with the new RB21 car, which the Austrian team is preparing for the 2025 season. Officially, representatives of the racing team did not report this, but sources of the publication RacingNews365 provide this information.

The fully FIA-approved chassis allows Red Bull to focus on refining its new car before it hits the Bahrain International Circuit in four weeks during the official pre-season tests of Formula 1. Recall that in preparation for the 2024 World Championship, the Red Bull chassis did not pass the mandatory crash tests on the first attempt, since in an effort to lighten the car, the team made it too fragile.

Recall that in 2025, Formula 1 will celebrate its 75th anniversary, which the owners of the world championship from Liberty Media intend to celebrate from the very beginning of the season. On February 18, 2025, a joint presentation of ten Formula 1 cars will take place at the O2 Arena in London. It is expected that the new Red Bull RB21 livery will be shown there, and the car itself will debut at tests in Bahrain.