Legendary Formula 1 designer Adrian Newey has opened up about his departure from Red Bull and the possibility of joining Ferrari in an exclusive interview with Sky Sports F1. Newey, who announced his decision to step back from his role as chief technical officer at Red Bull, expressed his gratitude for Lewis Hamilton’s comments about potentially working together at Ferrari next season.
In the interview, Newey revealed that he felt it was time to take a break after a busy year working on the RB18 car and battling Mercedes in the championship. He mentioned that he was flattered by Hamilton’s remarks and is looking forward to exploring new opportunities in the future.
Despite the ongoing turbulence at Red Bull, including investigations into allegations against team principal Christian Horner, Newey remains focused on his next steps. While he did not confirm any specific plans, he hinted at the possibility of traveling with his wife and dogs before considering his next adventure.
With his departure from Red Bull set for early 2025, Newey’s future in F1 remains uncertain. However, he expressed interest in being part of the upcoming rule changes in 2026, highlighting his enjoyment of technical challenges in the sport.
As fans eagerly await Newey’s next move, his departure from Red Bull marks the end of an era in Formula 1. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.