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Adrian Newey is reportedly set for showdown talks with Red Bull over his future The Guardian reports that he has not announced that he is leaving the team Newey is a legendary F1 designer and could move to Ferrari if he leaves  

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Adrian Newey will reportedly have showdown talks with Red Bull over his future with the team.

Mail Sport understands that Newey, Red Bull's chief designer, is disillusioned with the political upheaval at the team. There is a power-play taking place behind the scandal that has convulsed the team in recent months.

Reports on Thursday claimed that Newey, Red Bull's legendary car designer, had infromed the team that he would be leaving. 

However, The Guardian writes that both Newey and Red Bull were surprised by the reports and that he is yet to offer his resignation, with formal talks to follow. 

Red Bull have simply insisted that he is 'under contract to the end of 2025' and Newey has not publicly commented. 

Adrian Newey is reportedly set for showdown talks with Red Bull but has not expressed his desire to leave yet

Adrian Newey is reportedly set for showdown talks with Red Bull but has not expressed his desire to leave yet

He is frustrated at upheaval in the team amid a power play in the wake of the scandal that has rocked the team (Christian Horner pictured)

He is frustrated at upheaval in the team amid a power play in the wake of the scandal that has rocked the team (Christian Horner pictured)

The BBC and German outlet Auto Motor und Sport were the first to report that Newey, 65, had stated his desire to go.

But speculation has raged for weeks that he might leave and head to Ferrari,

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