WATCH: Purple Bull’s new RB19 automotive hits the monitor for shakedown run at Silverstone

Purple Bull’s RB19 has been – very briefly – noticed within the wild at a shakedown at Silverstone.

Final week, Purple Bull confirmed off the livery for the automotive that they hope will see them retain the constructors’ and drivers’ championship trophies after a record-breaking 2022 season with the RB18.

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On Friday, the champions took their RB19 to the monitor, particularly Silverstone, however the workforce to beat have been very coy about their brand-new challenger, with the automotive seen solely in a short clip printed on Friday afternoon.

Alfa Romeo have additionally been on monitor as they took the C43 out at Barcelona, with Zhou Guanyu and Valtteri Bottas sharing duties for 2 days.

Scroll right down to see a split-second of the RB19 in motion…

Max Verstappen is after all hoping the RB19 would be the automotive that powers him to a 3rd championship win on the bounce.

“Properly, my favorite quantity is after all quantity three,” he mentioned on the Purple Bull launch occasion in New York.

“In fact you at all times attempt to go for it however I don’t know if we’re going to be ok; after all we imagine as a workforce we’re, we’re motivated and now we have come off the again of a really sturdy 12 months, and we’re working flat-out to try to obtain that.

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“Everybody again on the manufacturing unit, the entire winter, was working flat-out, and as soon as I got here again from my vacation I used to be additionally working flat-out to try to be in the perfect form attainable, and when you get again into the automotive, you recognize that it’s go-time and it’s a must to ship.”

The RB19 will even be in motion at pre-season testing in Bahrain on the finish of February earlier than the season-opener on the similar monitor originally of March.