US EditionNewey Walks Away From 2025 Car Discussions
This story is only covered by news sources that have yet to be evaluated by the independent media monitoring agencies we use to assess the quality and reliability of news outlets on our platform. Learn more here.6 Articles
6 Articles
How ‘Einstein of F1’ Newey made his mark at Red Bull
Adrian Newey was in the headlines during the build-up to the Miami Grand Prix with the announcement he is to leave Red Bull in early 2025, ending an almost two-decade stint at the operation that has so far yielded a whopping 117 race wins, six constructors’ titles and seven drivers’ crowns.
Formula 1 News: Newey 'not interested' in 2025 car
(GMM) Adrian Newey has little “interest” in Aston Martin’s diabolical 2025 car, Fernando Alonso (pictured with Newey) admits. While the two-time champion was disappointed with an inferior race strategy compared … Read More The post Formula 1 News: Newey ‘not interested’ in 2025 car – Alonso appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.
Newey walks away from 2025 car discussions
Jul.7 (GMM) Adrian Newey is already looking ahead to 2026 and showing little enthusiasm for Aston Martin’s current Formula 1 car, Fernando Alonso has revealed. The two-time world champion managed to score points at Silverstone, but was clearly unhappy with the team’s race strategy—especially in comparison to teammate Lance Stroll’s. Stroll, meanwhile, didn’t hold back in his post-race radio message. "I mean it's the worst piece of sh*t I've eve…
Very nice race of Aston Martin F1 at home, not far from his factory. Lance Stroll, who played the podium thanks to a good strategy in the rain, finally receded at the end of the race in 7th place. So the Canadian was a little disappointed at the finish despite the points. "Week-end very mixed for us at Silverstone. We had a good pace during the free races on Friday, but unfortunately we could not enjoy it during the qualifyings and left from the…
From the chaos of Silverstone came Alonso with a ninth position that tastes better by the end than by the beginning, but that stays half. The Asturian wanted rain and there was so much that Aston Martin did not reach to shrink it. Nor to choose the shoes with which to dance on it. Something more successful the last pair than the first, but it was not like that of the one-eyed in the country of the blind. He finished ninth after the bad strategy …
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- There is no tracked Bias information for the sources covering this story.
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
