'Going through the '26 regulations, at the moment they look kind of a slightly strange set of regulations.'
Adrian Newey is rumoured to have received offers from Aston Martin and Ferrari as he considers his Red Bull future
The MGU-K will almost triple the amount of electrical power produced by the current hybrid components. “And that’s always a shame because the more regulation restrictions we have, the more that stifles creativity and other solutions. But not being a part of that, or best to say definitely not being a part when it comes to Red Bull, will be a major blow for the Milton Keynes squad.“This is of course a big loss for Red Bull Racing,” Marko told Kronen Zeitung.
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