Sebastian Vettel has proven he knows how to get the most out of an Adrian Newey designed car and that, Jacques Villeneuve says, is why he should replace Alex Albon next season. read more »

It never won a race, but the March team of the late 1980s and early 1990s was very significant for the future of F1. Autosport magazine explained why in the 16/23 December 2010... read more »

The technical director is a true jack-of-all-trades and is the individual in charge of uniting the design, production and race departments to ensure that the cars are built,... read more »

With a race engineer locked in, our second instalment reveals the results of who our panel of F1 experts from across the globe has voted as the best chief designer in F1’s... read more »

Arguably one of the most successful designers in the history of the sport, Adrian Newey had admitted his unease with the planned regulation changes for 2021 and the way they... read more »

Red Bull chief designer Adrian Newey has already moved on to focusing on the team's 2021 F1 car. read more »

Red Bull's design chief Adrian Newey has criticised proposed 2021 Formula One regulations as taking the sport away from what it should be. read more »

Red Bull's design chief Adrian Newey has lashed out at the new Formula 1 regulations for 2021, branding them an "awful shame". read more »

Former F1 driver Robert Doornbos reckons Red Bull are suffering as a result of Adrian Newey's divided attention, saying he understands Max Verstappen's frustrations. read more »

Jean Alesi signed a deal to drive for Williams in 1991, which would have placed him at the team for one of its most dominant periods. But he never drove for the team, and had... read more »

Red Bull's chief technical officer Adrian Newey will act as the 'lead visionary' for the Veloce team in the new Extreme E Championship. read more »

In the mid-1980s successful Indycar team boss Carl Haas started his own F1 team, with a big-money sponsor, turbo engines from Ford, and 1980 world champion Alan Jones as star... read more »

Red Bull technical chief and designer Adrian Newey claims Red Bull were "very close" to signing Fernando Alonso to partner Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Fernando Alonso was "very close" to joining Red Bull to partner a potentially returning Sebastian Vettel, according to team technical boss and designer Adrian Newey. read more »

Five years after Adrian Newey first penned his vision of the ultimate road car, the results of those sketches, the Aston Martin Valkyrie, made its first public outing at... read more »

Red Bull design chief Adrian Newey suggested that Max Verstappen's stunning qualifying performance at the Austrian Grand Prix may be down to a little-noticed upgrade on... read more »

The Adrian Newey-designed Aston Martin Valkyrie is due to race at Le Mans under new regulations in 2021. read more »

Aston Martin has confirmed that the Valkyrie hypercar, designed by Red Bull's design genius Adrian Newey, will seek Le Mans 24 Hours glory starting from 2021. Aston... read more »

Red Bull's technical guru Adrian Newey has said he has been impressed with the car McLaren have produced for the 2019 season. read more »

Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey says Honda will soon match Mercedes and Ferrari for engine performance. read more »

Adrian Newey says Honda are a "breath of fresh air" for Red Bull and is confident their engines will soon match those of Mercedes and Ferrari. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has claimed that the whole team, and especially famous designer and engineer Adrian Newey, have been "stimulated" for the new season... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes Adrian Newey has been inspired by Honda's arrival at the team for the 2019 Formula 1 season. read more »

Scepticism remains through much of the Formula 1 paddock that overtaking will become easier in 2019. The main tweak to the rules for this year - wider front wings - is designed... read more »

Adrian Newey's motivation has been boosted by Red Bull's swap to Honda engines for 2019; that's according to Helmut Marko. read more »