What next for Red Bull? - My reaction to Adrian Newey’s departure

A few days before the 2024 Miami Grand Prix, it was announced after months of speculation, that well renowned chief designer Adrian Newey, would be leaving Red Bull in March 2025, after being at the team for nearly 2 decades. In this video, I talk about my reaction to Adrian's departure, along with his time at Red Bull, as well how I believe this will affect Red Bull going forward, along with whether Adrian will join another team or not.
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Great, informative video mate.

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Suggesting that Horner, man who LITERALLY built Red Bull's F1 team from close to nothing, should be suspended and forbidden from working in a team after THE MOST DOMINANT SEASON IN F1 HISTORY is fucking hillarious.
1. Presumption of innocence exists for a reason.
2. Horner is one of the most successful team principals in history of F1, getting rid of him (even temporarily) would be without a doubt a blow to the team
3. "Handled controversy poorly" - no, RB did exactly what they had to do. They kept everything inside and avoided any unnecesary drama ("leaked" google drive was almost exclusively filled with screenshots from few years old drama with irrelevant polish athlete as the main character, just with changed names). I bet you wouldn't hear anything about it without internal fight for power after death of company's founder.