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Adrian Newey rejected Mercedes approach – Marko

May 10 Mercedes reached out to Adrian Newey shortly before the famous Formula 1 designer extended his deal with Red Bull. That is the claim of f1-insider.com, reporting that Newey got a phone call from a former Red Bull employee who is now working as a personal assistant to Mercedes boss Toto Wolff. Red Bull's Dr Helmut Marko confirmed the news. 'Mr Wolff may not seem to have complete confidence in his own people to fix the problems with their car,' said the 80-year-old Austrian. It was also reported recently that Ferrari approached Red Bull's technical director Pierre Wache – and others – about a potential switch to Maranello. One rumour is that Ferrari is pushing Red Bull to...
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