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Red Bull has tied down Chief Engineer Paul Monaghan to a new contract according to reports as it strives to avoid losing more cogs to its current Formula 1 success. The revelation that decorated designer Adrian Newey will be departing his long-standing place at Red Bull in 2025 has prompted rumours more could decide to […]
The news of Adrian Newey’s departure from Red Bull in 2025 has sparked rumors of other key figures following suit. Despite this, Red Bull is determined to hold on to the essential personnel who have contributed to their success since 2022. Pierre Wache’s position as Technical Director has been secured, fending off interest from Ferrari, while other senior staff members have also signed contract extensions. Enrico Balbo will continue as Head of Aerodynamics, and Ben Waterhouse will stay on as Head of Performance Engineering. Monaghan, a pivotal figure since Red Bull’s entry into F1 in 2005, has extended his commitment to the team, emphasizing the outfit’s focus on retaining top talent despite impending changes in leadership and regulations. Wache reiterated the team’s resilience at the recent Imola round, underscoring Red Bull’s collective approach to success and readiness to navigate Newey’s departure. Red Bull’s next priority will be retaining Sporting Director Jonathan Wheatley amidst speculative interest from other opportunities.
