On the back of the departure of Red Bull's senior strategist Will Courtenay, team boss Christian Horner insists that he can see positives in the departure of the Milton Keynes's outfit's key member.

Will Courtenay is to leave Red Bull Racing to join McLaren as sporting director, making him the third member of Red Bull senior management to depart in recent months. Courtenay departs Red Bull ...

(Reuters) - Red Bull's Head of Race Strategy Will Courtenay will leave his role to join Formula One world championship rivals McLaren as their Sporting Director, the Woking-based team said on Tuesday.

While Verstappen leaving Red Bull seemed unimaginable 12 months ... the staffing front as Jonathan Wheatley and Will Courtenay depart. Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko said it’s clear that, should ...

But the wheels began to fall off Red Bull's momentum earlier this year and key personnel are now set to leave the team from ...

This was soon followed by the news that Red Bull’s head of race strategy Will Courtenay would also be departing to take on a new role as sporting director of McLaren, reports Autosport.

Red Bull Racing principal Christian Horner fought ... Head of race strategy Will Courtenay announced late last month that he will join McLaren as its sporting director. Their departures compound ...

As the team loses their sporting director, Red Bull will be handing one of their rivals one, as McLaren have secured the signature of Will Courtenay. The Milton Keynes outfit’s Head of Strategy has ...

Earlier in October, Verstappen’s father said Red Bull “will explode” if they ... over the recent departures of chief strategist Will Courtenay to McLaren, sporting director Jonathan Wheatley ...

the team that has recently attracted other key Red Bull members including Rob Marshall, Adrian Newey and Will Courtenay, Red Bull is aware of what it needs to do to let the Dutchman see out of his ...

As Red Bull’s Chief Technical Officer, Newey has been instrumental in the team’s championship success. His exit in early 2025, along with the departures of Jonathan Wheatley and Will Courtenay, is ...