This original race used rear wing endplate was used on the Red Bull Racing RB15 during the 2019 Formula One World Championship.

The rear wing endplate forms a vital part of the car’s aerodynamic package. Positioned at either side of the rear wing assembly, it controls airflow around the wing elements, reduces turbulent vortices, and helps maximise overall downforce efficiency. The precise shaping of the endplate influences straight line stability, cornering balance, and DRS effectiveness, making it a highly engineered and performance critical component.

The RB15 was campaigned by Red Bull Racing throughout the 2019 season and driven by Max Verstappen, Pierre Gasly, and later Alexander Albon. The 2019 season marked the team’s first year using Honda power units, representing a major technical shift and the beginning of a new competitive era. During the season, Red Bull Racing secured three Grand Prix victories and achieved nine podium finishes, ultimately finishing third in the Constructors Championship. The RB15 demonstrated strong race pace, reliability, and aerodynamic development potential across the calendar.

Race used rear wing components are particularly desirable due to their visibility, technical complexity, and direct exposure to high speed aerodynamic loads. Endplates are frequently updated and often damaged during race weekends, making surviving original examples increasingly rare. Their distinctive shape and race wear provide clear visual evidence of genuine Grand Prix use.

This race used RB15 rear wing endplate offers a direct technical connection to Red Bull Racing’s 2019 Formula One campaign and to the first season of the successful Honda partnership.

This item is intended for collectors and Formula One enthusiasts who value authentic race used Formula One components with documented Grand Prix history.

The component is supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity and includes a lifetime guarantee on authenticity.