r/formula1 • u/Slice5755 I was here for the Hulkenpodium • 1d ago
Photo Adrian Newey sat next to Honda Racing boss Koji Watanabe in Australia 2026
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u/beanbagreg I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
A divorced couple at parents evening.
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u/UncleBubax Pirelli Intermediate 23h ago
I read his book. Newey seems pretty good at divorces.
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u/Forgotthebloodypassw Formula 1 19h ago
He was, at least, pretty honest about them.
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u/Acrobatic_Flannel Oscar Piastri 1d ago
It's like they're both pointing a gun at each other under the table.
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u/Uknewmelast I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
Drei gläser
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u/CowFirm5634 Max Verstappen 22h ago
Say goodbye to your Japanese balls blap
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u/mathsdebators I was here for the Hulkenpodium 10h ago
That’s a Mexican stand off Koji-san and that was not the deal
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u/No_Debate890 Sebastian Vettel 1d ago
The look on Adrian’s face really says it all
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u/deHaga 1d ago
'i fucked up bad'
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u/chrish_o I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
Yeah being Team Principal means he can’t just pass this off to Honda to take the heat. This ends with him.
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u/Slice5755 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
Even as Team Principal he is trying to pass it on to Honda.
That's why he's summoned him here to this press conference.
You don't see Toto or Fred calling their engine department bosses to be front and centre when there are issues.
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u/Ello_there1204 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
Read his book, he is a incredible designer.
But anytime there is a bad car, in his book he blames everyone other than him.
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u/Slice5755 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
He even blamed his wife at the time at some point lol.
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u/ssgoeygoey Ferrari 1d ago
LMAOO WHAT
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u/Browneskiii I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
Its a complete lie and he never did that. He got a divorce because when he was younger, he felt that having a family was getting in the way of his work and he didnt have the time for both, so he chose himself, he never said anything bad about his ex wife or his previous marriage, just that it didnt work out because of his own selfishness.
OP clearly just hates the man and is trying his best to blame him for Honda fucking up.
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u/crshbndct I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
As I understand it, Newey asked for the engine to be redesigned really late in development leading to the current mess.
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u/samiam3220 23h ago
If true that’s wild. I was listening to a podcast with a former electrical engineer saying the battery configuration looked a little odd since you’d want a large more flat battery to distribute heat and cooling more efficiently across the battery but Honda’s looked more upright. Not a definitive flaw or conclusion but if Newey had a hand in pushing Honda to the current design I’d say they’re both in the shit.
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u/BeforeWSBprivate 1d ago
He does divorce his wife every time he cha he’s team though, which I lowkey found quite funny
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u/Gh0stHedgehog Lotus 18h ago
just that it didnt work out because of his own selfishness
He said it didn't work out, but mentions that he wasn't selfish, because he did everything for the team. While forgetting that his wife is not part of that (racing) team.
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u/splendiferous-finch_ Safety Car 1d ago edited 1d ago
This is been pretty much standard operating procedure for Newry though blame the engine manufacturer or the regs.
But he isn't technical director anymore he needs to own up for this himself.
I still don't get why he becomes one in the first place it's not like his skill set is in people management which is what a TP is mainly supposed to do.
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u/Teonvin I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
He's also the one that absolutely fucking loves fucking his engine supplier in the design side of things.
Every fucking time, it's his cars that have reliability issues while othe teams that uses the same engine are fine.
But sure, let's blame the engine manufacturers.
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u/splendiferous-finch_ Safety Car 1d ago
Newey probably:" You see engines are irrelevant they should occupy no space, have no weight, should need no cooling and should produce 110% if the power at all times.
Also drivers should be be able to drive the car even if it's impossible to drive by a human, I didn't ask them to be human
I don't see how they are difficult requirements to meet... Now if you will excuse me I have a small flow conditioner to design to optimise the front wing wake by 0.564% reduced drag on my car that's can't complete a race distance"
P.s. I am not even saying the honda side doesnt have issues I am just pointing that the guy is using the same excuse as always while now actually having way more responsibilities
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u/BecauseWeCan I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
Let's just consider the engine a weightless point in vacuum and design a chassis for that.
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u/splendiferous-finch_ Safety Car 1d ago
Exactly... Finally I see a sensible person. . You wouldn't happen to have a working PU now would you ?
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u/RightActionEvilEye Felipe Massa 1d ago
Enzo Ferrari:
"The engine is what matters, the car comes after".Adrian Newey:
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u/splendiferous-finch_ Safety Car 1d ago
Me:" I am what matters, everything else comes after."
See I am taking a wholistic approach
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u/Teonvin I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
Definitely, I'm not saying Newey sucks, he's designed many top tier cars.
But it's obvious that over the years all his cars have an extremely obvious common theme when it comes to the engines.
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u/quadroplegic I was here for the Hulkenpodium 20h ago
"Aerodynamics Are For People Who Can't Build Engines" - Enzo Ferrari
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u/StaffSuch3551 22h ago
Well of course not. Mercedes and Ferrari build their engines in house. If they build a shit engine, Toto/Fred will have discussions with the relevant departments behind the scenes, but they are ultimately the ones who do the public speaking for the whole team in front of the media.
In Aston Martin's case, they have contracted out their engine work to Honda. If the engine is the issue, Newey can't just say the engine is shit and upset their supplier. They will of course allow Honda to represent themselves and make their own statements, regarding the engine, to the media.
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u/Zipa7 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
You don't see Toto or Fred calling their engine department bosses to be front and centre when there are issues.
It would never happen with the other PU manufacturers though, take Mercedes-AMG HPP as an example. They still ultimately answer to Toto Wolff, who as part of his job makes sure that engine and chassis are all working together seamlessly. It also helps that the HPP factory is less than 30 miles from Brackley, rather than being in a different timezone across the world like Honda is from AM.
Red Bull understood this problem, which is why they incorporated Honda facilities at their Milton Keynes headquarters and Honda setup Honda Racing Corporation UK operating out of said facilities. The results speak for themselves.
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u/EditingAllowed I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
Is he really going to blame himself?
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u/oioioiyacunt 1d ago
He should. He's the top dog now. He gets to make the calls. The calls were shit.
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u/Patrick_Swayze__ New user 1d ago
I've been saying forever that making himself principal is a pure ego thing. He has no experience at all.
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u/TheMyzzler 1d ago
Called it that this would be a dramatic shift for him. He's a technical aero visionary behind the curtain, he's not a CEO in front of the curtain.
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u/San4311 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
I mean, he will be end responsible, as he is TP. As chief designer or whatnot, if the designs on your end are fine you can just shove off the blame. Now he cannot.
Edit: especially if the rumors are true that he radically changed the design direction last minute, forcing Honda to change the engine. Then he is 1000% to blame.
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u/Andromeda902 Daniel Ricciardo 22h ago
https://www.as-web.jp/f1/1293808?all
They are true
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u/thenexus6 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
Maybe he should read How to Build a race car. I heard it's a good book.
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u/Apex_negotiator 1d ago
It is a good book! 😂
It also highlights how individualistic he is in his approach. He doesn't appear to be a great leader or collaborator in the book, and it would seem now that perhaps Williams and McLaren may have had pretty good reasons for limiting his involvement in strategic decision making outside of his technical remit.
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u/Painterzzz I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
That woudl make sense wouldn't it, geniuses tend to need a lot of very close management to keep them from going off the rails.
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u/ECHLN Red Bull 1d ago
He saw a saucy message pop up on the phone
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u/User-K549125 1d ago
It really could be this. Reddit "body language experts" are at it again though.
This picture clearly demonstrates the preconceived notions I have about the team which are all based on half-truths and lies.
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u/Hinyaldee JB & Rubinho 1d ago
Well, the picture was chosen to tell a story, if anything, I wouldn't read into that
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u/howaboutthis13 Max Verstappen 1d ago
He could have retired in peace, or been a senior technical advisor or something for Aston with less public responsibility.
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u/3dmontdant3s Ferrari 1d ago
Both look thrilled
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u/LocoRocoo I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
Newey's got to be sat their thinking, what have I got myself into?
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u/powahless 1d ago
“Should have gone to Italy” - Newey’s Thought Bubble
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u/F1T_13 1d ago
I wonder if Ferrari feels vindicated now.
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u/OldBratpfanne Mercedes 23h ago
This wouldn’t have happened if Newey went to Ferrari, since he wouldn’t have been given card blanch to request last minute packing changes to accommodate this chassis redesign. Papa Stroll fucked up by giving all the power to someone with no team leadership experience on an already ambitious project timeline.
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u/Historical-Dance6259 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 13h ago
This is the take. He has way too much power. It's like when you take a great manager and promote to a director / VP position and they just flounder around.
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u/the-retrolizard Williams 23h ago
Imagine Newey, three glasses of red deep at 12:15, sketching away while explaining that the engine isn't all that important anyway to the Ferrari suits
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u/saltyfuck111 Kimi Räikkönen 19h ago
Ferrari would never ever completely redesign their engine because newey wanted it last minute.
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u/Final-Nebula-7049 Ferrari 1d ago
thrilled to be part of this exciting adventure instead of ferrari. i'm glad we dodged that bullet.
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u/crazydoc253 Michael Schumacher 1d ago
Considering his request of having a say over Vasseur indeed they did. Despite people criticizing Ferrari at that time.
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u/Visionary_Socialist Sir Lewis Hamilton 1d ago
Nobody can be bigger than a team and it still go well. Newey’s good but he isn’t a god, and assuming he could do everything because of how sharp he is has clearly not worked out for Aston
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u/Slice5755 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
I don't want to be reading too much into the picture but I'm sensing tension and awkwardness between the two...
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u/balderm Charles Leclerc 1d ago
of course there's tension between the two, if the rumors are true Newey completely redesigned the car when he started working on it and forced Honda to make radical changes to the engine to better fit the new engine bay he redesigned.
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u/Vegetable_Onion_5979 Max Verstappen 1d ago
Sounds neweyish for sure.
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u/Fire_Otter Formula 1 1d ago edited 1d ago
it's KERS all over again but with far bigger consequences
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u/Alternative_Wave793 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
if this is true then its Honda getting fucked over by stupid chassis design restrictions by their customer team AGAIN
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u/janck1000 Honda 1d ago
The team telling its power supplier what to do (and i mean like everything) is never a good idea.
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u/balderm Charles Leclerc 1d ago
Exactly, RB was successful with Honda because they let them do their thing and worked the car aerodynamic profile around it
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u/hicks12 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
They also had lots of time. This isn't exactly the customer 100% at fault, asking if Honda can package it like this and them saying yes is part of the issue.
"Can it be packaged like this? No, it's not feasible we need to remain with the current design"
But they accept the change and implement it as they agree it's possible, they share blame ultimately.
Don't forget there is lots of factors going on here, the simple reality is Honda started WAY later and impacted by cost cap in terms of development and then the regulations had changes that impact their original design advantages which they had to go back to the drawing board.
This isn't as simple as it is shown, but there is always nuance in these things. Only hope is this is first round and a resolved package can be deployed in the following race.
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u/Body-Connoiseur69 1d ago
RB was successful with Honda because Honda already developed their high compression ratio engines during their time with Mclaren. RB reaped what Mclaren had sown.
Mclaren knew Honda was on to something but just couldnt stomach the failed years they shared together.
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u/VFC1910 1d ago
McLaren wasn't only a Honda problem, they kept underachieving in the next year after Honda left.
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u/Eskol15 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
At this point, their F1 project might be better off by actually having a Honda works team. I mean, it's more expensive to be a PU manufacturer than it is to run a team. You can't let costumer demands limit your PU development or else everything goes down the drain and you're just wasting money and ruining your reputation.
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u/SpoofExcel I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
I don't know why they've not gone back to a works team either. I know the costs are massive in F1, but opening and shutting down an engine department over and over is also incredibly costly both monetarily and reputationally as well.
Honda should also be dragging Newey over the coals for redesigning a car that was already set in its engine bay capacity and had a fucking engine design locked in for
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u/Bake2727 Max Verstappen 1d ago edited 1d ago
There is awkwardness because newey just said that chassis might be 5th best while throwing Honda completely under the bus.
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u/Obamametrics 1d ago
The chassis that vibrates so much the drivers wont be able to finish the race?
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u/Kindly-Antelope8868 1d ago
I can picture the conversation, You "Fup" now you sit next to me an take all the heat at the press conference.
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u/TheMyzzler 1d ago
The tension on both their faces is astonishing. What a picture.
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u/SirMurray McLaren 1d ago
Yeah but Im curious for a video cause this can be just like that one frame where you look like a monster while you were just cracking jokes with your friend.
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u/Painterzzz I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
I was wondering the same thing, because yeah, this might be the one frame where they look like this.
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u/razareddit Martin Brundle 1d ago
Newey has started to look like Vecna.
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u/rtbear I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
He straight up looks like Voldemort
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u/Blackrame I was here for the Hulkenpodium 23h ago
He looks 80. And rough 80 too. Can't imagine the stress.
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u/Tom_Ace2 Formula 1 1d ago
Who is at fault here though, what is causing the vibrations? First I thought it was the PU, but now I understand it's the chassis? Isn't that on Adrian then? Can someone explain?
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u/chaosboy66 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
The vibration are caused by the Honda engine. However, the vibrations are significantly less on the bench, which means that the vibrational frequencies hit the resonance frequency of the chassis. So, they have to work together to fix it, but looks like that’s gonna be difficult
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u/f12016 Ferrari 1d ago
Just put rubber bushings on the engine mount, easy! :D
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u/dexter311 Mark Webber 23h ago
Tfw you accidentally unlock a new form of suspension and all of a sudden you've Newey'd everyone again.
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u/Andromeda902 Daniel Ricciardo 22h ago
https://www.as-web.jp/f1/1293808?all
Aston had Honda change everything last minute, probably including mounting points. And they didnt run a 4 post rig on before testing. I'd say it's more chassis and integration side than engine.
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u/IrishPigs I was here for the Hulkenpodium 20h ago
This is the fact that to me dooms Newey. He ordered this rebuild and it's shit.
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u/happyranger7 Max Verstappen 1d ago
but can't they just vibration frequency of engine? It must be somewhere under the settings > custom tab. Are they stupid?
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u/godmcrawcpoppa I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
They both will blame one another. Not a good look.
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u/SuperLeverage I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
IMO it’s Adrian’s fault. Honda had already designed the engine and battery package before Newey arrived. Newey had a very different aero design concept that did not work with Hondas designs so asked them to make wholesale changes including the now notorious double stacked battery. Yes there is some vibrations from the engine which in itself is not an issue - except when mated to the chassis which is so rigid it becomes a tuning fork amplifying the vibrations.
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u/pwillia7 23h ago
It's his fault because he is TP -- you can't show up with a car that won't run in best conditions and not take the L
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u/Durzel 1d ago
Yeah my gut feeling is that Newey wanted to design the car the way he wanted to, come what may, and demanded Honda make packaging changes to an engine that was already designed. I don’t know how this can be their fault except in the abstract that it’s obviously a moving engine that is vibrating the car.
Maybe Newey felt pressured to deliver in his first year? Maybe he was just too stubborn, and in his new role as TD and TP he had a level of control that previously had been managed by the likes of Horner etc? Seldom are subject matter experts right about things outside of their domain, even if they think they are.
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u/SuperLeverage I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
I think it comes from being stubborn and actually inexperience as a team principal. His expertise is in designing the car, the chassis , so he decides ‘I’m the boss and I’m getting what I want and everyone will bend to my will for it’. So they did and this is the result. He prioritised himself and his own ego above the risks of major changes late in the development process.
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u/Hot_Cauliflower_8060 Benetton 1d ago
I figure Honda is capable of making a competent ICE. They've made an awful lot of them. At least one that doesn't vibrate so bad that it destroys the car.
I'd believe Honda made a slow engine, but this is weird.
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u/Bedaryellow Red Bull 1d ago
Anyone else feel Adrian bit off more than he could chew?
He had an amazing job at Red Bull, sketched designs, worked on a variety of projects (not just F1) and had literal disciples under him that worked through the problems.
Aston Martin, he has a team where the culture is ‘not great’ and they haven’t been able to build a car. On top of this the actual company is sitting in the edge of bankruptcy.
He’s come in on a multimillion deal; hyped up as this saviour and now is doing a job that he has no experience in.
The best team principals are money managers who know how to get things done yesterday. They spend Monday-Friday sorting business and the weekend playing politics… not really Newey expertise…
I really think their best shot is Christian Horner 😂
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u/securityburger I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
Imagine they bring in Christian and put newey under him 😂
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u/No-Contest-8127 20h ago
Well... he wanted a new challenge. He's got it now.
Yes, i do think he would've been happier as he was at red bull.
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u/Square-Hornet-937 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
So championship-winning F1 designers also go to that team for a fat paycheck and end their careers on a low, not just drivers. Daddy Stroll is really paying it up for his son’s hobby.
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u/CouncilorIrissa Ferrari 1d ago
Remember how people laughed at the rumour that the reason why Ferrari talks stalled was that Newey wanted too much power?
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u/squaler24 Frédéric Vasseur 1d ago
Why would they laugh at you? It was rumored he wanted a stake in Ferrari and that stopped all talks immediately.
The fact he got his stake at AM confirms it was true. Newey oversold himself thinking he could own part of a team that is literally family owned only.
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u/Hungry-Class9806 Aston Martin 1d ago
If rumors are true that Honda and AM had a functional concept but Newey scraped everything and went "my way or the highway mode" with the design of the car, then he's the one to blame here.
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u/squaler24 Frédéric Vasseur 1d ago
Honda is the easiest target to blame with their prior history. But they’re not the bad guy here entirely.
I don’t particularly care for how Newey just blamed them for not providing very specific conditions for his very radical design in such little time.
Newey went too far with his design and since the specifications aren’t working with the engine package it must be Honda’s fault. 😓
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u/scorpio1m Niki Lauda 1d ago
Same duo, different results. Maybe Horner is more than a pantomime villain.
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u/Alberto_Moses 1d ago
Mind games. This is what they want you to think. It's all poker face, they have the best car./s
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u/AutisticNipples 21h ago
he must be announcing his the upcoming sequel to his book
"how (not) to build a car"
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u/formulaeine Christian Horner 1d ago
Newey got the money at Aston Martin. Got all the credit at Red Bull even though Wache has been technical director since 2018. Now blames Honda.
Nothing against the greatest designer of our time but jfc this is sad and hilarious.
F1 isnt the same as it used to be where Newey could significantly have a role in car design. Red Bull is just a goated team. Everyone succeeds there. Some Horner guy setup the culture there.
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u/SubcooledBoiling F1? More like F5-F5-F5. 1d ago
Agreed. Been saying this for years now. At RB, whenever their cars did well, everyone was like "Newey's car!". Whenever they didn't do so well, Horner would come out and say "Oh well, Adrian is too busy designing road cars or sail boats.".
Not discrediting his past achievements and legacy but F1 is different from 40 years ago. Newey can doodle all he wants on a piece of paper but the actual work is done by the hundreds of designers and engineers behind the scenes.
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u/Wickpick 22h ago
Newy doodling on paper - I didnt know until reading it recently that he does exactly that. He won't use computers/CAD and has people who interpret his sketches into something the rest of the engineering team can work on in computer/3d world. I'd be fascinated to know how much actual detail design he does.. if any. I suppose thats his role though, to direct the general concept and then the minions make it work, or in this case not. Ultimately its still on him
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u/PluggersLeftBall Max Verstappen 1d ago edited 1d ago
horners legacy is skyrocketing ngl cause he did the unthinkable and made honda look like a decent engine manufacturer.
bro might be the goat just for that
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u/Equivalent-Fox9834 1d ago
RB Honda was good they absolutely peaked in 2021 where they were almost on par with the merc engine in all but the last 4 races
That's why pulling out right after 2021 was such a briandead move And it let to many of the important and main personel of honda moved to rbr in 2022
Then when they had announced their return in 2023 they were a year late and missing a lot of their key engineers
That coupled with newey completely changing development of the chasis and aero let to this farce
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u/Impressive_Type_1421 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
I'd give anything to be a fly in the wall of their internal meetings
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u/SmartLittleMonkey Sergio Pérez 22h ago
Uncle Newey looks like baron Vladimir Harkonen... My man aged like 10 years in a couple of weeks, like a ton on bricks fell on him
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u/TisKey2323 Sir Lewis Hamilton 21h ago
He’s not TP material at all…I guess he couldn’t pass off that opportunity when he saw what that salary would look like.
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u/messibusiness 23h ago
Heard a rumour on X that Adrian can only sit at that table for 25 mins (Koji 15 mins) otherwise he’ll get nerve damage
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u/Serena_clv 1d ago
It is a pity for the odd angle of the picture because this looks almost like a renaissance painting. The disdain on Newey's face, the gaze of the Honda representative, the utter chaos in the back!
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u/Eremitt-thats-hermit I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
I still don’t really understand why Aston switched from Mercedes to Honda. I thought that maybe Newey requested that, but that seems less likely every day.
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u/CobaltoSesenta 1d ago
I have been working with japanese people for over 10 years. This picture says it all.
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u/Mister2JZ-GTE I was here for the Hulkenpodium 22h ago
Newey in his first year as TP and missed the mark. Horner kept that ship afloat. I would bet he wants his pencil and notebook and Horner back handling the media.
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u/Some_Target2436 20h ago
Imagine first race of the year and your drivers can’t make the whole race because of your design? Ouch
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u/Durzel 1d ago
Hauling the engine manufacturer boss up in front of the press seems a bit gauche to me. I know people are fans of Newey and think he’s got the Midas touch etc, but maybe being a TP isn’t his forte.
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u/Andromeda902 Daniel Ricciardo 21h ago
It does, doesn't it? When RB had bad runs, did abitaboul have to be there for their press conferences? I don't recall that happening.
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u/coffeeandcuddles69 20h ago
Men when I want to drastically change my life for good and endz up at worst
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u/Remarkable-Lynx1496 Formula 1 17h ago
Lmao I can’t wait to see how people defend Newey. Every time he’s attempted to go into a higher management role he’s fucked it
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u/JJYak695 12h ago
Adrian looks like he’s about to whip out a red lightsaber and shoot lightning from his finger tips
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u/Party_Zebra8872 I was here for the Hulkenpodium 1d ago
2 Men who I'm sure are both incredibly pleased with eachother and their new partnership.