The Red Bull RB17 hypercar, a $6.7 million masterpiece, made a splash at the Monaco Grand Prix, attracting attention in the opulent setting. With only 50 units planned, the car's exclusive track-only design boasts performance levels akin to F1 cars, backed by the expertise of renowned aerodynamicist Adrian Newey. Despite its hefty price and limited availability, the RB17 appeals to wealthy enthusiasts looking for high-performance vehicles. Newey, despite departing to join Aston Martin, remains committed to seeing the RB17 project realized, ensuring its storied lineage continues in the world of elite motorsport.
Where better to showcase a $6.7 million hypercar than the Monaco Grand Prix? The principality's yacht-jammed harbor practically overflows with liquid assets during the race weekend.
Red Bull Advanced Technologies plans to sell 50 RB17s in total -- a number of which are still up for grabs. The starting price hovers at $6.7 million.
This car is track only, meaning it is not road legal and will complete almost all of its miles on race circuits around the world.
Adrian Newey, Formula 1's most revered aerodynamicist, claims he conceived the idea of RB17 during his downtime over the Christmas of 2020.
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