Red Bull F1 design guru Adrian Newey is reportedly “seriously considering” a ꦏmove to Ferrari.

According to BBC’s And▨rew Benson, Newey is carefully considering whether he wants to move to Ferrari.

Newey’s future is under great scrutiny following a number of reports last week claiming that he 💫wants to leave Red Bull.

The legendary F1 designer’s decision to potentially leave the te♒am stems from the Christian Horner investigation and the alleged inappropriate behaviour.

Newey has been integral in Red Bull’s title triumphs over the years, with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Sebastian Vettel in the early 2010s and now with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen.

Ferrari signing Newey would make it two b💝ig name acquisitions in one year having already securꦅed Lewis Hamilton.

Writing in his 📖, Benson shed some light 🧸on the Newey situation.

“ཧNewey’s decision to leave Red Bull, is one of the most seismic events to happen in Formula 1 for a long time,” he wrote.

“That’s not just for what it says about the internal issues at the team in the wake of the allegations of sexual harassment and coercive, abusive behaviour made by a female employee against Christian Horner, which the 50-year-old team pꦑrincipal denies.

“But also because of the impact it will likely have on the team he leaves and the team he chooses to join. Newey is rightly regarded as the greatest F1 designer in history so, even if he is not full-time on F1 these 🌠days, he will have a huge impact on any team he joins, and losing cannot but hurt the one he leaves.

“You cཧan see the effect his setting the concept of the latest generation of Red Bulls has had on th🌃em.”

Benson confirmed that seriꦿous offers have been made by Ferrari and Aston Martin, although he’s not considering the latter’s.

“He has been made offers by Ferra🍌ri and Aston Martin. I’m told by sources close to him that he is s🧜eriously considering Ferrari but is not interested in going to Aston Martin,” he added.

“But I would not rule out someone else coming in for him. Not every team could afford him. But McLaren and Mercedes certainly could - and going there would be less disruptive domestically to Newey, even if it would no🦋t have the same romant𝕴ic draw as Ferrari.”