Christian Horner explains how Adrian Newey’s contribution to the Red Bull F1 team goes way beyond car design input Full story ⬇️
In an exclusive interview with Autosport, Horner praised Newey’s efforts to help turn Red Bull into a race-winning operation, which took three years after he joined from McLaren in early 2006 and was boosted by the downforce slashing aerodynamic rule changes from 2009.
Horner also explained how Newey’s role has changed over the years even as his job title – chief technical officer – has not, with Newey now overseeing the Red Bull technical department led by Pierre Wache as technical director since 2018.
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