Aston Martin breaks silence on reports over signing of Adrian Newey

The British aerodynamicist is rumored to have been approached by various teams to lead their design operations in 2025.

Aston Martin breaks silence on reports over signing of Adrian Newey

Adrian Newey and AMR24 (via IMAGO)

British Formula One engineer Adrian Newey is one of the most sought-after personnel on the grid. Newey declared his departure from Red Bull Racing in 2025, which has led the other teams into a frenzy to sign him.

Adrian Newey has been the brains behind the design and aerodynamics of the Milton-Keynes-based team since 2006. Newey’s career stats boast cars that have won 13 drivers’ championships and 12 constructors’ championships across three teams.

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Many teams have been in a hunt for the 65-year-old aerodynamicist, with Aston Martin emerging as a surprise competitor as of late. The Silverstone-based team has reportedly become of prominent appeal to Newey as well.

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The Aston Martin Aramco F1 team is a very appealing project with Lawrence Stroll’s vision, a state of the art new Technology Campus and exiting partnerships with Aramco and Honda. Many high profile individuals across all areas of the team are linked to the project.
Statement from Aston Martin on recent speculation

The upcoming months will be of utmost importance to the teams in pursuit of the 65-year-old. The British engineer has since said that a decision from his end will be delivered at the end of the ongoing season.

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Mike Krack deems Aston Martin as an open-minded body in light of transfer speculations

Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has indirectly stated the blatant possibility of signing Adrian Newey next year. Krack deemed his team a growing prospect with an open-minded setup in light of the rumors.

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Mike Krack (via IMAGO)
We are still in a period of growth. We must be open-minded and dynamic, both in terms of personnel and car development. It is not a sport that rewards consolidation.
Mike Krack via Formula 1

Mike Krack has emphasized on the need to consolidate to improve their chances on the grid for the future. He therefore outlined an open approach in improving their resources and developments.

Aston Martin is currently fifth in the championship with only 73 points to their name. The team has witnessed a major downfall in comparison to their performance during the previous season. They will now hope to make major changes with hopes of a massive resurgence next year.

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