Adrian Newey hints at his racing future

Adrian Newey, F1’s most famous engineer, gave an interview about his future at Circus and his goals at Red Bull.

Adrian Newey talks about his future in F1. The English engineer is in the midst of various ‘chatters’ in the paddock. Half the grid would want him in their ranks and the other half, despite wanting him, couldn’t afford it. From the top team, Aston Martin is said to have made a multi-million dollar bid to bring the mechanic to Silverstone.but also Ferrari e Mercedes they remain in ambush.

Few engineers can boast such fame and track record Adrian Newey, in motor racing. 13 Drivers’ World Championships, 12 Constructors’ World Championships, over two hundred Grand Prix victories, all crowned by the most successful single-seater design in Formula 1 history: the RB19capable of winning 21 of the 22 races played in 2020, giving another double title to Milton Keynes.

And Horner’s case broke out at Red Bull, the British coach is among the people who many believe will leave the Austrian team. It seems that many have flocked to him, willing to pay huge sums of money to get his good sense. Personally Mike Crack he refused the 100 million that he would give Aston MartinThe first hurdle to overcome remains the same Adrian Newey.

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“I have wanted to be an architect since I was 10, maybe 12 years old – the engineer admitted to RacingNews365 – I don’t think I knew the word ‘engineer’ at the time, but I wanted to work in motor racing and, of course, Formula 1.. It is in this dream that I invested my youth. I managed to get my first job in motorsports right after I graduated“.

“I have always loved it, and still do – continues Adrian Newey – As long as I continue to love this job and as much as the team wants, I will continue to work. We will see what happens in the future, I don’t like to plan long term“.

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