Aston Martin announced on Tuesday that it has signed British engineer Adrian Newey, the architect of Red Bull’s successes over the past two decades, to its Formula 1 team from 2025.
The team Aston Martin He made the hit of the year in the Formula 1 when introducing the engineer Adrian Neweywho comes from Red Bullwhere he has achieved enormous success and seven titles in the last 15 years.
“I think I needed a new challenge”declared the 65-year-old Englishman, who will retire early next year Red Bulla team he joined since its creation in 2006.
At a press conference held alongside the team’s boss Aston Martinthe Canadian tycoon Laurence Strollwhich left “impressed by the passion and commitment in all the things he does”which is what made him decide to sign for this team.
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In Aston Martin, Newey will work with the team’s two drivers, the 43-year-old Spanish veteran Fernando Alonsodouble world champion in 2005 and 2006, and with the son of the skipper, Lance Stroll (26 years old).
At the beginning of last May, Red Bull announced the departure in 2025 of the man considered one of the best engineers in the history of the Formula 1without confirming the reasons for the 65-year-old Briton’s departure.
Newey He was the great architect of the construction of the single-seater cars that won six constructors’ world championship titles (2010-2013, 2022 and 2023) and seven pilotswith German Sebastian Vettel (from 2010 to 2013) and currently with the Dutch Max Verstappen (current triple world champion).
Before, Newey He worked for other teams like Williams and McLaren.
The announcement of his departure from Red Bull gave way to weeks of conjecture and speculation surrounding the future of Neweywhich was linked to other teams such as Ferrari and Williamsbefore confirming his signing for Aston Martin.
Source: Ambito
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