Never one to mince his words, Helmut Marko has called the departure of “legend” Adrian Newey a “big loss” for Red Bull Racing. Nearly two decades after joining Red Bull, a story that’s included seven Drivers’ Championship titles and six Constructors’ crowns with more to come,

And the knock-on effects of the turmoil could yet be telling. Chief designer Adrian Newey is said to be on the brink of leaving the team, while the future of three-time world champion Max Verstappen is also being questioned after his father, Jos, publicly called for Horner to be sacked.

Red Bull Racing's Chief Technical Officer Adrian Newey has announced his departure set for early 2025. This decision has reportedly prompted another significant exit from the Milton-Keynes based squad.

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has revealed that Adrian Newey's exit from the team was a long time coming as there was a discussion already 12 months back.

According to a report from Racing News 365, Adrian Newey has recently been involved in discussions with another racing team, leading to speculation about a potentially groundbreaking reunion with Williams after his exit from Red Bull Racing at the end of the first quarter in 2025.

Adrian Newey has spoken publicly for the first time since it was announced that he would be leaving Red Bull in the first quarter of 2025. It was confirmed on Wednesday that the legendary engineer would be departing the team in the first quarter of next year after 18 years.

Helmut Marko feels that one area where Adrian Newey's departure will hurt Red Bull is in 2026 when there will be a new regulation.

After 19 years of loyal service, Adrian Newey will say goodbye to Red Bull Racing after this Formula 1 season. His departure was rumoured to have everything to do with the controversy surrounding team principal Christian Horner,