Red Bull boss Christian Horner not concerned about impact of key personnel exits.
Christian Horner has moved to downplay the departures of two Red Bull figures ahead of the 2025Design legend Adrian Newey is joining Aston Martin as managing technical partner on 2 March following the 65-year-old Briton’s decision to leave Red Bull after 20 years at Milton Keynes.
"There's only two going and obviously, Adrian left in Miami, so we haven't seen him. He's been working on the RB17 since then, so he's not been working on any F1 projects," Horner told"Obviously, sad to see them go. They’ve both played important roles in the team over their tenure in the team. "I would say rebuild goes way too far for two people that have left. It's evolution,” Horner explained.
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