On the back of the confirmation that Formula One's engine token system is set to be scrapped in 2017, designer Adrian Newey is lamenting the political games that... read more »

Red Bull's Adrian Newey believes scrapping the 'token' system of development will pave the way for a 'spending frenzy' by the manufacturers. read more »

Adrian Newey is fearful that plans to scrap Formula 1's power unit development token system could lead to a "spending frenzy" and make the sport less… read more »

Adrian Newey admits it is "difficult" to predict where Red Bull will be in F1's pecking order in 2016. read more »

Red Bull's chief technical officer Adrian Newey believes plans to ditch F1's engine token system next year will result in a "spending frenzy" in which... read more »

Plans to scrap engine restrictions from 2017 will make Formula 1 less competitive, says Red Bull's Adrian Newey. read more »

Adrian Newey fears F1's decision to do away with the engine development tokens will lead to a "spending frenzy" and that Renault could be left behind... read more »

Adrian Newey fears the end of engine restrictions will mean the return of spending 'arms race'. read more »

Adrian Newey: Dominance of engines 'unhealthy' for Formula 1 read more »

Red Bull Racing's Adrian Newey says the squad is likely to lose more ground to Mercedes and Ferrari this season and that the best-case scenario will be to maintain the gap read more »

Adrian Newey has once again labelled Mercedes' current dominance "unhealthy", questioning "what's the point in winning" if there's no... read more »

Red Bull's chief technical officer Adrian Newey is expecting his team to lose more ground to rivals Mercedes and Ferrari this year as a result of Formula One's... read more »

Adrian Newey believes Formula 1 risks turning into a sport where only Mercedes and Ferrari are able to win races. read more »

Honda could be the engine supplier to challenge Mercedes in the years to come, that's according to Adrian Newey... read more »

Newey: '2017 rule changes don't go far enough' read more »

Red Bull's Adrian Newey reckons Honda could be the manufacturer to eventually challenge Mercedes and Ferrari's current F1 superiority. read more »

Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey says the proposed changes to the 2017 regulations "are not that different to what we have now". Newey has been a vocal... read more »

Red Bull Racing's Adrian Newey says the proposed regulation changes in 2017 are 'fundamentally no different' to the current era of F1. read more »

Adrian Newey has described the effects of Formula 1's current power unit regulations as "very unhealthy", lamenting the performance advantage recently enjoyed… read more »

Red Bull chief designer Adrian Newey believes that the current advantage held by engine manufacturers in Formula 1 has left the sport in an unhealthy position. Red Bull claimed... read more »

Red Bull's Adrian Newey is concerned his team will struggle against Toro Rosso and McLaren next year if Renault does not make significant progress with its power unit over... read more »

Red Bull chief technical officer Adrian Newey says Mercedes and Ferrari's dominance in terms of engine supply is allowing them to 'control' F1. read more »

Red Bull's Adrian Newey believes rivals Mercedes and Ferrari are "controlling the sport" through their domination of F1's engine market. read more »

Formula 1 designer Adrian Newey feels that Mercedes and Ferrari are already in a position to win the 2016 world championship... read more »

Red Bull designer Adrian Newey claims Ferrari and Mercedes are refusing to supply his team with engines next year "out of fear". read more »