Visa Cash App RB reveal striking VCARB1 following rebrand
9th February 2024Visa Cash App RB have revealed their first F1 car under the new rebranding, the VCARB1, as the Formula One 2024 car launch season enters its halfway point.
Gone are the days of Toro Rosso and Alpha Tauri, Visa Cash App RB has risen to take their place as the team embarks on a new journey under a new name: Visa Cash App RB.
On Friday morning, in the United Kingdom, the team revealed to the world their 2024 challenger which will be driven by Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda, continuing where they left off in 2023.
Understandably, the team have completely changed their new livery and went with an entirely new design.
The car itself is reminiscent of the teams’ former Toro Rosso days with a primarily blue livery with splashes of white and red scattered around the bodywork.
Red Bull’s iconic bull remains on the engine cover in silver, similar to their previous editions of their Toro Rosso machinery.
A striking feature of the VCARB1 is the sight of very little exposed carbon fiber, which has been a prominent feature on the previous five car launches of 2024.
At the Las Vegas event, the VCARB1 was presented to the world alongside Peter Bayer, Visa Cash App RB CEO, and Laurent Mekies who will take the reigns as Team Principal following the departure of Franz Tost.
Ricciardo and Tsunoda also attended the car launch alongside Amna Al-Qubaisi, who will represent the team colours in the 2024 F1 Academy season.
That’s all for the article; Visa Cash App RB reveal striking VCARB1 following rebrand!
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