You're listening to the Aramco 2022 F1 Car Reveal series.

The race is on and Alphatari has done what its big brother team Red Bull didn't

and actually produced a real car for the launch of the AT-03.

Although it was only in the form of renders,

with some aspects hidden, it at least gives us an idea about the new car and also a few hints

about what to expect from the RB18. I'm Edgure and joining me to analyse the latest

22F1 car and Mark Hughes and Gary Anderson. We'll mark a low-key but functional launch from Alphateri that at least gives us some idea about the car,

even if they're probably a scope for more detail in the real thing.

Yeah, there's some detail around the floor and the rear suspension,

which is either disguised or missing altogether,

but we will get a general idea of the layout at least,

and it's quite a bit of detail on the front, and it looks for a pretty neat little car.

I think we have to take it on faith that this is more or less what the real car will look like,

because it will be appearing tomorrow in testing.

So, yeah, it's yet another variation, the fourth real car, or the fourth, you know,

genuine representation of the cars that we've seen so far.

And yet again, it's slightly different again.

So definitely we're seeing a lot of variation and the early interpretation of these new regs,

which is a good thing, I feel.

And Gary, it does seem like it's a little bit of a midpoint between what we've seen

from Aston Martin and McLaren in some aspects.

Yeah, it is.

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