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Fernando Alonso Reacts To Aston Martin's Seismic Newey F1 Move

Silverstone-based Aston Martin revealed the management switch-up ahead of the Qatar Grand Prix weekend, with Newey moving into the role for the 2026 season, having initially joined early in the current campaign following his departure from Red Bull.

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Adrian Newey Named Aston Martin Team Principal In Major F1 Shake-Up

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The risk in Adrian Newey’s rise to lead Aston Martin F1 and what it means for Christian Horner

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Fernando Alonso shares very clear stance on Christian Horner joining Aston Martin F1

Christian Horner has been told Aston Martin "don't need him" after naming Adrian Newey as their new team principal.

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Everything you need to know about Adrian Newey's new job as predecessor loses power battle

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Christian Horner hit with major blow in Formula 1 snub

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Ex-Red Bull chief Christian Horner SNUBBED for Aston Martin job as they hire F1’s most legendary designer to lead team

Cowell has been moved out of the position of team principal and will begin a new role as chief strategy officer, while Newey will take on the role of team principal.

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Newey to become Aston Martin's team principal next season in F1

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Adrian Newey appointed Aston Martin team principal for 2026 in shock move

Christian Horner handed F1 comeback opportunity as team boss 'set to be sacked'

Christian Horner has been linked with a return to Formula One following his removal from Red Bull in July, with the Brit reportedly a contender to replace Andy Cowell at Aston Martin

Christian Horner plots shock F1 return with record-breaking legend who ‘didn’t want to be in the same room as him’

Former Red Bull chief executive officer Christian Horner is pushing for an Aston Martin return with their current CEO set to lose his job. Reports from the Las Vegas Grand Prix claim that

Christian Horner edges closer to shock F1 return with boss of former rivals facing axe after Las Vegas Grand Prix

CHRISTIAN HORNER is closing in on a return to the Formula One paddock with Aston Martin, reports suggest. Horner was sacked by Red Bull in July, and due to the £80million payout he received with