Teams were able to take a look at Red Bull this weekend in Monaco. Sergio Perez's car had to be towed away after a crash in Q1, and in the process, the floor of the RB19 became clearly visible. Despite this, Christian Horner is not worried about the implications of the photos of the Red Bull's underside.

The Red Bull was not the only one whose floor could be seen. Ted Kravitz, for instance, called the floors of the Ferrari and Mercedes 'pre-historic' compared to those of the RB19.

'Is the same for every team'

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has no problems with the pictures, telling Racefans.net: "It’s been a bit of a show and tell for all the teams this weekend. Everybody’s been up in the air at some point. So it’s the same for everyone."

Horner suspects that the other teams already had an idea of the floor of the RB19 before the pictures came out: "Pictures of floors get taken in and around the paddock. They arrive in vans, they work with the cars, and the shutters are up. Each team will be employing spy photographers to get pictures of the cars when they’re in parts and pieces. So that’s common practice."