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Red Bull makes McLaren wait for its new sporting director

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McLaren’s hopes of getting hold of Red Bull’s strategy chief Will Courtenay early have faded, with the veteran to remain on the pitwall for his current team throughout the 2025 Formula 1 season.Last September, McLaren announced that it had signed Courtenay as its new sporting director.The plan is for him to eventually report in to racing director Randeep Singh in a bid to help boost the Woking-based squad’s operations on a race weekend.While it …
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