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‘The show goes on’ – Christian Horner insists Red Bull have ‘strength and depth’ to cope with Adrian Newey and Jonathan Wheatley departures

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“It’s something that has been on the cards for a little while, so something that has been part of the planning for some time.”

A restructure has seen several members of the team promoted into new roles for 2025; this has included Steve Knowles becoming the new Head of Sporting Regulations – meaning that he will be the link between the team and governing body the FIA – after previously acting in a senior strategy position, while Richard Wolverson becomes Head of Racing Operations, where he will be responsible for day-to-day track operations.

READ MORE: Horner explains why Red Bull didn’t move for Sainz when he was on the market

Max Verstappen’s race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase, meanwhile, will act as Head of Racing while also continuing in his role with Verstappen.

Reflecting on the changes, Horner added: “It’s just a natural progression trackside with those personnel. It’s great because it gives them an opportunity and sometimes an organisation, if it remains stagnant, it fails to progress.

“So, I think this is a fantastic opportunity of progression for many people in the team that have been long standing team members that deserve that opportunity.”

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