Red Bull staff are reportedly flocking to their Formula 1 rivals as rumours of ongoing unrest persist within the team.
The reigning constructors' champions have endured a tumultuous season both on and off the track in 2024, with stories involving their star drivers and key team personnel dominating much of the headlines.
Drivers' championship holder Max Verstappen has cut a frustrated figure throughout the campaign having come under significant pressure from Lando Norris to retain his title.
While the Dutchman continues to hold a healthy lead over his rival with eight races remaining, he has failed to consistently perform at his best.
Then, the team was rocked by the news that their 13-time championship winning design guru Adrian Newey was to resign from his role, before sporting director Jonathan Wheatley announced he was leaving to join Audi.
Speaking to Sky Germany, former world champion Nico Rosberg said: "Many, many who seem to work at Red Bull, just send their applications to every team in the paddock.