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New separation between Newey and Red Bull – Reasons for irreconcilable differences.

Carl Smith by Carl Smith
January 9, 2025
in Motorsports
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Nova separação entre Newey e Red Bull – Motivos para diferenças irreconciliáveis.

The expected departure of Adrian Newey from the Red Bull Formula 1 team is likely to be confirmed before the Miami Grand Prix this weekend. The renowned F1 design icon has played a significant role in 25 championship wins for drivers and constructors during his time at Williams, McLaren, and Red Bull. After joining Red Bull in 2006, Newey helped elevate the team to a dominant force in F1. However, after nearly 20 years, he is about to part ways with the team due to a combination of long-standing conflicts and new issues.

While initially surprising, Newey’s exit becomes more understandable when examining the events of the past year and considering the broader context of the last decade. Throughout his career, there have been underlying issues and Newey has had opportunities to leave in the past. These opportunities arose when other teams, such as Ferrari, expressed interest, or when he became frustrated with issues like Renault’s problems at the start of the turbo V6 hybrid era of F1 in 2014.

Red Bull, once seen as the solution, has now become part of the problem, leaving Newey without a satisfactory option. In the past, he has been dissatisfied with F1 regulations and has desired the freedom to pursue other projects while maintaining some involvement in F1. Recently, concerns have arisen regarding the undervaluation of Newey’s role in Red Bull’s current success and his possible departure from F1 to focus exclusively on the Red Bull RB17 road car project.

These concerns were raised when Newey considered leaving Red Bull a year ago, which could have resulted in his departure at the end of his previous contract in 2023. However, a new agreement was reached, only delaying the inevitable. The controversy surrounding team principal Christian Horner earlier this year, and broader political issues involving the team, reignited the subject. Newey’s concerns, both within and outside of Red Bull, have intensified. Unlike in the past, there may be individuals within Red Bull who are not interested in finding a solution, as they believe the technical organization has progressed to the point where Newey is no longer needed.

Although Red Bull and Horner have found ways to appease Newey in the past, such as working on the Aston Martin Valkyrie during the Renault hybrid debacle, this time a reconciliation seems unlikely. Consequently, Newey informally informed Red Bull of his intentions to leave, and the team will not prevent his departure in principle. However, the details of his departure may take time to be finalized, depending on whether Newey seeks another challenge in F1. Ferrari has often been associated with a possible move for him.

Red Bull recently confirmed that Newey’s contract extends until “at least the end of 2025.” This suggests that the paid leave period, a period in which Newey could not work for another team, would start no earlier than 2026. If Newey wishes to remain in F1 and prepare for the new car regulations in 2026, he would need to negotiate a shorter paid leave period that allows him to join another team next year. It is unknown if this negotiation has already taken place or if it is on Newey’s agenda. However, if he decides to retire, it is likely that Red Bull will not have the power to stop him from doing so.

Regardless of Newey’s future in F1, the obstacles to continue his journey with Red Bull have become insurmountable.

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