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Exclusive: Christian Horner tipped for an F1 return as teams subtly push back on the idea.
The report suggests Horner's comeback is being discussed behind the scenes in F1 circles.
Rivals allegedly use a smokescreen to downplay the potential move and manage narratives.
The piece frames Horner's possible return within broader sport-management discussions.
The report is labeled as exclusive, highlighting a discrepancy with common rumors.
No concrete confirmation is provided, keeping the story speculative for now.
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Adrian Newey was seen inspecting Max Verstappen's RB21 on the Qatar grid, signaling his active involvement with Verstappen's car.
Newey is set to join Aston Martin as team principal while remaining involved in design work and development for F1 2026.
The reshuffle will see Andy Cowell transition to chief strategy officer to manage Aston Martin, Honda, and Aramco relations.
Newey has repeatedly studied rival cars on track, including the McLaren MCL39, during Qatar visits.
Newey discussed that his early racing duties would not be diluted by his expanded role with Aston Martin.
Newey confirmed his priority is balancing design duties with leadership responsibilities as F1 2026 development continues.
PlanetF1 reported on-site by Thomas Maher documented Newey's grid-side inspections during the Qatar Grand Prix weekend.
The Qatar Grand Prix coverage included analysis of Verstappen’s data and McLaren strategy blunders as context for Newey’s observations.
Newey joined Aston Martin ahead of the 2025 season as part of a three-way relationship between Honda, Aramco, and Aston Martin.
The plan includes Newey overseeing early races while focusing on AMR25 development for 2026.

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