Zak Brown, CEO of McLaren, has recently reported of a concerningly negative atmosphere at Red Bull Racing, going so far as to label it as 'pretty toxic.' This s
Zak Brown, CEO of McLaren, has recently reported of a concerningly negative atmosphere at Red Bull Racing, going so far as to label it as "pretty toxic." This situation comes amid news that, Red Bull's acclaimed technical guru, is planning a departure from the team in early 2025.
“Newey's departure is an important one, because I think a lot of people at Red Bull started working with him. I already mentioned that there were resumes circulating. That happens all the time, but you see a higher level of discomfort,". He further suggested that Newey's decision stemmed from an unfavorable internal environment, exacerbated by earlier controversies involving team principal Christian Horner.
The challenges at Red moment extend beyond internal operations to potentially affect sponsor relationships. Adding to the complexity is the uncertain future of Max Verstappen, Red Bull's leading driver, whose continued association with the team is currently debated. “You have the whole Verstappen drama. Is he staying or is he leaving? Max has a contract, only his father is pretty outspoken,” Brown added.
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