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Adrian Newey is set to leave Red Bull in a major blow to Christian Horner, and now his likely next destination has been inadvertently revealed.

➡️ READ MORE: Newey's wife 'scoping out properties' in MAJOR hint over next move

Verstappen sent Horner CLEAR message before Newey bombshell

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Max Verstappen sent a clear message to Christian Horner weeks before the news that Adrian Newey was set to leave Red Bull.

➡️ READ MORE: Verstappen sent Horner CLEAR message before Newey bombshell

Hamilton hints at sensational Newey arrival at Ferrari

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Adrian Newey has been linked with some of Red Bull’s fiercest rivals for the 2025 season.

➡️ READ MORE: Hamilton hints at sensational Newey arrival at Ferrari

Verstappen takes F1 swipe at Hamilton and rivals with ruthless remark

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Max Verstappen could not resist taking a swipe at his British rivals including Lewis Hamilton as their winless run in Formula 1 continues.

➡️ READ MORE: Verstappen takes F1 swipe at Hamilton and rivals with ruthless remark

Suspended Red Bull employee 'grilled' as Horner saga given potential END DATE

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According to reports, there could be an end date in sight amid the Christian Horner saga at Red Bull.

➡️ READ MORE: Suspended Red Bull employee 'grilled' as Horner saga given potential END DATE

BLOW for former F1 champion as Mercedes preferences revealed

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Former Formula 1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel is not one of the candidates currently under consideration for the vacant seat at Mercedes in 2025, according to German sports magazine Bild Sport.

➡️ READ MORE: BLOW for former F1 champion as Mercedes preferences revealed

F1 boss HITS BACK at star driver over schedule complaints

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Formula 1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali has defended the decision to expand the grand prix calendar to a record-breaking 24 events this season.

➡️ READ MORE: F1 boss HITS BACK at star driver over schedule complaints

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