Aston Martin clarified the situation regarding Newey.
In the last 24 hours, the press has been actively discussing the scenario of Adrian Newey leaving his position as the head of the Aston Martin team and the invitation to replace him with Jonathan Wheatley, who leads Audi. On Thursday evening, Aston Martin's press service released an official statement clarifying the situation and confirming that Newey will remain at the helm of the team. "The team does not intend to comment on rumors in the press regarding its senior management," the Aston Martin statement said. "Adrian Newey continues to lead the team, combining the roles of team principal and managing technical partner."
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