Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has former driver Sebastian Vettel to thank for their 'camouflage car' in testing this week. The black-and-white livery design is visually refractive, ensuring rivals face a tough time trying to ascertain the car's aerodynamics. Horner has conceded the idea was spawned by Vettel's helmet design seen over the course of the Italian Grand Prix weekend last year. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Unleash the CamoBull. The RB11 takes to the track in Jerez Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo drives the camouflage car during testing on Sunday at the Circuito de Jerez in Spain
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Red Bull's test car at the Circuito de Jerez in Spain was emblazoned with a black and white livery pattern designed
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The design is meant to make it difficult for rivals to get detailed pictures of the car's set up during testing
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Team principal Christian Horner revealed the design was inspired by one of Sebastian Vettel's helmets last season
Red Bull mechanics surround the livery designed car in the garage as @placeholder waits to get out on the track on Sunday