Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has clarified that Adrian Newey's exit is not connected to the current problems being faced with the RB20 F1 car after
's exit is not connected to the current problems being faced with the RB20 car after mid-season upgrades showed a negative impact on the car's performance.
This year, Red Bull's dominance has diminished, with the team securing only 7 out of 16 race wins so far. According to Horner's comments from last year, the team appears to be facing a phase of diminishing returns, leading to a more competitive grid at the front. "I think it would have had all of these issues because the issues were already there, and one man’s input could never be so dramatic so quickly. This started to really highlight itself in Miami. Adrian was plugged in up until Friday of Miami. So there's no way it would have impacted so quickly."
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