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Red Bull’s Technical Director Pierre Waché has spoken of his contentment with the staff the team has as it prepares for the loss of two key figures at the end of this season. With Chief Technical Officer Adrian Newey leaving early next year and Sporting Director Jonathan Wheatley exiting to become Audi’s Team Principal, the […]
With Chief Technical Officer Adrian Newey and Sporting Director Jonathan Wheatley departing, Red Bull Racing will face a significant loss as two long-serving members from 2005 and 2006 leave their roles. However, Frenchman Waché, who has been with the team since 2009, recently extended his contract and will lead the development of the 2026 challenger under the new regulations. Waché expressed confidence in his team’s abilities, emphasizing the importance of leveraging each individual’s strengths to compensate for weaknesses, highlighting the collaborative spirit within the team. Despite being at the top of the standings currently, Red Bull acknowledges the need for continuous improvement, with plans to upgrade their wind tunnel facilities to enhance performance in the future. The team’s commitment to ongoing development and investment reflects their dedication to remaining competitive in Formula 1.
