McLaren poach Red Bull strategy chief as Horner loses another key asset
Now Courtenay, an important cog in Red Bull’s efficient strategy department, will leave the team after 20 years and will join McLaren as sporting director. Courtenay will report to racing director Randeep Singh, though the exact start date of Courtenay’s arrival has not been disclosed.
Red Bull chief poached by McLaren as Christian Horner sees exodus continue
Head of race strategy Will Courtenay has also decided to take up a fresh challenge away from Red Bull after 14 years on their books. He will join McLaren as their sporting director, becoming the latest Red Bull senior figure to seek pastures new.
Christian Horner joked Lando Norris was pretty fortunate to get away with two wall scrapes in Singapore on Sunday.
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