Adrian Newey has questioned the logic behind new nose safety regulations, which have forced teams to design a variety of different nose shapes to bring them lower to the ground read more »

Expanding on comments made ahead of the unveiling of his team's 2014 contender, Red Bull design guru Adrian Newey is concerned that the new rules could prove dangerous. read more »

Red Bull technical chief Adrian Newey has expressed safety fears over the new lower noses that have proved a striking feature on Formula 1 cars in 2014. read more »

Red Bull's design guru Adrian Newey has questioned the safety of the new lower noses which he believes could lead to more dangerous accidents. The FIA introduced the... read more »

Adrian Newey reckons 2014 Formula 1 nose designs are not only ugly but could cause fresh dangers read more »

Adrian Newey not only dislikes the new-look F1 noses but doubts whether they really will improve safety... read more »

Sir Ben Ainslie, winner of four consecutive Olympic gold sailing medals, says he hopes to get Red Bull design chief Adrian Newey involved in his bid to win the prestigious... read more »

Sir Ben Ainslie says he is not trying to poach Adrian Newey from Red Bull to get involved with an America's Cup team read more »

Adrian Newey could be involved in the design of a British entrant into the America's Cup, according to four-time Olympic champion Sir Ben Ainslie... read more »

Sir Ben Ainslie insists that he would not to prise Adrian Newey away from F1, even if the designer would be a valuable asset for a UK America's Cup... read more »

Red Bull's Adrian Newey doubts Sebastian Vettel could have taken a clean sweep of the 2013 Formula 1 season even if Pirelli's more favourable tyres had been used all year read more »

Adrian Newey admits the regulation changes for 2014 are likely to hurt Red Bull more than any other team read more »

Adrian Newey believes Red Bull will take a hit this year when changes to the exhaust rules put an end to using them to increase downforce... read more »

Red Bull technical chief Adrian Newey admits that the 2013 Formula 1 season fell into his team's hands after Pirelli's mid-season tyre change. read more »

T'was The Night Before Christmas, When All Through Pit LaneThere Were No Milk And Cookies, Just Bottles Of Champagne The Stockings Were Hung, By The Podium With CareHoping... read more »

Adrian Newey has expressed concern that Formula 1 is effectively turning into a one-make series because the rules surrounding the cars design are becoming too restrictive. As... read more »

Red Bull technical chief Adrian Newey says Formula 1 is at risk of stagnating if it continues to tighten its regulations read more »

In an extraordinary development, the judge in Bernie Ecclestone's bribery trial, Mr Justice Newey (no relation!), has given us an insight into the direction of his thought. read more »

For the fourth straight year, Red Bull's Formula 1 contender has won Racing Car of the Year at the AUTOSPORT Awards in association with Mercedes-Benz. The RB9 was perhaps... read more »

Adrian Newey believes the F1 rule-makers should increase the allowed weight limit by 10kgs in order to to prevent taller drivers from being penalised... read more »

Red Bull technical chief Adrian Newey has backed a fresh push to increase the weight limit of next year's Formula 1 cars so that heavier drivers are not penalised read more »

Adrian Newey may have exaggerated when he claimed the RB10 was six months away from being ready to hit the track, considering Red Bull has just two until pre-season testing,... read more »

Even Red Bull's design guru Adrian Newey says the second half of 2013 was "slightly boring" given his team's dominant showing... read more »

Red Bull technical chief Adrian Newey admits the world champion team is heading into 2014 with trepidation because of the complexity of the new rules. read more »

Oh I so detest this time of year, when the next F1 season is nowhere near and the weather outside is colder still than my tall and frosty gold tinted beer... Look, I'm all... read more »