Christian Horner has compared Adrian Newey's exit from Red Bull to Cristiano Ronaldo leaving Manchester United in 2009, insisting the team can continue winning.
Christian Horner has compared Adrian Newey's exit from Red Bull to Cristiano Ronaldo leaving Manchester United in 2009, insisting the reigning F1 champions can continue winning without the legendary designer. Aston Martin announced on Tuesday that Newey will join in March 2025 as managing technical partner and a shareholder of the team, following confirmation from Red Bull in May that the 65-year-old had left his position as chief technical officer.
We will look back at great fondness at his time with us.' Horner then compared Newey leaving to Eric Cantona departing Manchester United in 1997, after which Sir Alex Ferguson's side remained English football's dominant force over the next decade. 'Life carries on,' Horner said. 'We have a great team. We have great strength and depth. 'Manchester United didn't stop winning when Eric Cantona left. Everything has to evolve.
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