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Red Bull 2015 livery unveiled

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Red Bull has unveiled its 2015 livery following the end of pre-season testing in Barcelona.

The team has been running with a special testing livery, with a black and white camouflage design receiving a positive reaction when it was unveiled at the first test. While the RB11 ran in those colours throughout testing, team principal Christian Horner said there would be a "striking" livery launched after testing, and the team has now unveiled its racing livery.

The new design is an evolution of previous Red Bull liveries, featuring increased purple on the predominantly blue car, with the traditional yellow and red additions.

The team will be carrying out two filming days at the Circuit de Catalunya this week ahead of the first race of the season in Melbourne on March 15.

Daniel Ricciardo has previously said he expects Red Bull to be in a fight with Ferrari and Williams for the final podium positions behind Mercedes once again this season.

The final day of testing as it happened

Click here for the gallery from day four of the final test

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