Former McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh has joined forces with old colleague Adrian Newey after being appointed CEO of Ben Ainslie Racing to spearhead its hopes of winning... read more »

Martin Whitmarsh has been appointed CEO of Ben Ainslie Racing joining Adrian Newey in supporting the team's America's Cup challenge... read more »

McLaren's former team principal Martin Whitmarsh is due to make a return to the public eye according to the Daily Telegraph which claims he is to join Ben Ainslie's... read more »

Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo says Adrian Newey has played a bigger role in the team's preparations for the 2015 season than initially expected. read more »

Adrian Newey is more involved in Red Bull's 2015 Formula 1 season than initially expected, according to the team's lead driver Daniel Ricciardo read more »

Daniel Ricciardo says Adrian Newey has not made the step back from Red Bull that he was expected to make this year and is still providing the team with a motivation to win read more »

Adrian Newey has once again hit out at Formula 1 for being an engine dominated sport... read more »

Going extreme with the new MP4-30 is a "calculated risk", McLaren supremo Ron Dennis has revealed. Although it has struggled to run amid early troubles with new works... read more »

Red Bull believes Adrian Newey's step back from Formula One this year is a "healthy situation" and will allow other members of its design team to flourish read more »

Adrian Newey could be persuaded to return to F1 full time should radical changes take place in 2017, that's according to Christian Horner... read more »

Adrian Newey could be convinced to return to Formula 1 full-time if the planned overhaul of the technical regulations goes ahead in the next two years. The famed F1 designer... read more »

Formula 1's plans to introduce a rules revolution in 2017 could be enough to lure Adrian Newey back to the sport full time, reckons Red Bull boss Christian Horner read more »

Adrian Newey: If an engine manufacturer derives a benefit it's difficult for a chassis manufacturer to make enough of a difference to overturn that read more »

Red Bull's Adrian Newey believes Formula One's regulations are still too restrictive for chassis manufacturers and the performance of power units have too much... read more »

Adrian Newey admits it will be difficult to close a “10 per cent” engine deficit to Mercedes from last year, no matter how good the Red Bull RB11’s chassis is. read more »

Despite being confident that Renault have closed the gap to Mercedes, Adrian Newey has warned that a title tilt may be a step too far for Red Bull Racing... read more »

Red Bull design guru Adrian Newey has set low expectations for the 2015 season, all but ruling out a title challenge, despite having yet to see how their car performs on... read more »

Adrian Newey thinks it too early to expect Renault to have made the progress needed to enable Red Bull to challenge for the Formula 1 world championship this year read more »

Red Bull was the team to beat between 2010 and 2013, enjoying four double title-winning seasons. But with the departure of Sebastian Vettel, and Adrian Newey taking a step... read more »

Formula 1 design genius Adrian Newey has still had a big role in the creation of Red Bull's 2015 challenger, despite stepping back from his full-time technical role last year read more »

Adrian Newey admits four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel will take Red Bull secrets with him having moved to Ferrari ahead of the 2015 season read more »

Red Bull's Adrian Newey says he understands why quadruple World Champion Sebastian Vettel opted to leave the squad at the end of 2014 and switch to Ferrari. read more »

Adrian Newey says Renault and Ferrari face "a very difficult challenge" trying to catch up with Mercedes in 2015 read more »

Daniel Ricciardo is confident that Red Bull will be much closer to Mercedes this season as it won't have to endure the engine troubles it did during pre-season testing... read more »

Adrian Newey has admitted that it will be "very difficult" for Renault and Ferrari, and the returning Honda, to rise to Mercedes' level during the 2015 campaign. read more »