Horner suggests the Silverstone team was not properly prepared for the legendary Formula 1 designer's working methods, as results have been an embarrassment for Lawrence Stroll's mega team. The former Red Bull boss, who recruited Newey from McLaren in 2006…

Christian Horner stated that Adrian Newey's difficult start at Aston Martin is history repeating itself, comparing it to Newey's early years at Red Bull Racing. Horner explained that Aston Martin was seemingly unprepared to adapt to Newey's distinct working methods during a troubled 2026 season for their Honda-powered AMR26.
Horner recalled facing pushback from existing staff when Newey joined Red Bull in 2006, noting that success came only after rebuilding the technical organization entirely around the designer's needs. At Aston Martin, Newey combines technical leadership with the team principal role while managing sweeping regulation changes alongside drivers Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll.
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