Posted on 28 January 2019. Tags: adrian newey, charles leclerc, christian horner, Claire Williams, f1, f1 2019, ferrari, Formula 1, james allison, kimi raikkonen, louis camilleri, mattia binotto, mauricio arrivabene, mercedes, paddy lowe, red bull, scuderia ferrari, sebastian vettel, serio marchionne, toto wolff, williams
Much has been written about Ferrari’s drafting youngster Charles Leclerc into one of the most coveted seats in Formula 1. While expectations are exceedingly high for the young Monegasque driver there are other quite significant changes that have been made at Ferrari for the 2019 season. The sudden death of Sergio Marchionne was a big […]
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Posted on 22 February 2016. Tags: adrian newey, christian horner, daniel ricciardo, daniil kvyat, RB12, red bull racing, renault, rob marshall, tag heuer
Red Bull released the first images of its 2016 Formula One title challenger, the RB12, ahead of debuting the car on track at the opening day of pre-season testing at the Circuit de Catalunya. The team released studio photos via its various media channels moments before the RB12 hit the track with Daniel Ricciardo at […]
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Posted on 14 July 2015. Tags: adrian newey, bernie ecclestone, carlos ghosn, christian horner, ferrari, helmut marko, james key, Lotus, red bull racing, renault, sebastian vettel, toro rosso
The 2013 Formula One season saw Red Bull Racing win 13 grands prix as well as both the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championship titles. The 2014 F1 season, they managed only three race wins. They’re expected to complete the 2015 season without a single race win. The former champions have literally gone from hero to zero […]
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Posted on 15 September 2014. Tags: adrian newey, eric boullier, mclaren, peter prodromou, red bull
Peter Prodromou was announced as McLaren Racing’s design departments Chief Engineer Prodromou worked at McLaren between 1991 and 2006. He then left for to work at Red Bull Racing, where he enjoyed much success with the team under Adrian Newey. He is now back at McLaren after a few contractual disputes between Red Bull and […]
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Posted on 14 April 2014. Tags: adrian newey, daniel ricciardo, fabrice lom, fia, mercedes, paul harris, paul monaghan, red bull, tribunal
The General Secretary of the FIA’s International Court of Appeal has said that a verdict on Red Bull’s appeal against the disqualification of Daniel Riccardo at the Australian Grand Prix, will only be given on Tuesday. “We will announce the decision tomorrow morning at the latest,” said Jean-Christophe Breillat following a six-hour long hearing at […]
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Posted on 26 November 2013. Tags: adrian newey, mark webber, RB10, rb9, red bull, red bull racing, sebastian vettel, technical design
Few people would argue with the statement that Adrian Newey is the greatest technical mind of the current Formula One generation. Newey’s CV is unparalleled and in this interview he turns his thoughts to the 2014 Formula One season discussing the impact of next season’s technical changes and challenges, his approach to design and his […]
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