Ferrari's Newey 'regret'
Ferrari was heavily-linked with Adrian Newey after his departure from Red Bull was announced. But he ultimately did not swap Milton Keynes for Maranello - instead doing so for Silverstone and Aston Martin. One world champion Newey has worked with during his long and successful career believes the Scuderia should be "licking its wounds" at not signing him. READ MORE: Ferrari 'licking its wounds' after 'short-sighted' Newey failure
Ricciardo's exile
Daniel Ricciardo is now firmly in F1 exile - but arguably, that began at the end of 2022 when McLaren jettisoned him. The damage was already done for the Australian by then, as details of just how he was destroyed at the team are analysed. READ MORE: How Ricciardo was ultimately doomed to F1 exile by McLaren
McLaren unveil new Red Bull challenger
McLaren and rear wings have been something of a hot topic recently with its F1 example drawing attention for its flexing. The road car company has now got into the game with its all-new hypercar - the W1 - that features... you guessed it, a moveable rear wing... READ MORE : McLaren unveil Red Bull rival with ultimate moveable rear wing
Schumacher's Red Bull theory
Red Bull has seen something of a brain drain this year with its chief technical officer, sporting director and head of strategy all leaving. It comes after the political tensions at the team at the start of the year involving the allegations and investigation into Christian Horner. But Ralf Schumacher has put forward an alternate theory behind the departures of Adrian Newey, Jonathan Wheatley and Will Courtenay. READ MORE : Schumacher offers alternate theory behind Red Bull brain drain
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