F1: Red Bull’s strategy chief Courtenay to join McLaren as sporting director

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Red Bull’s Head of Race Strategy Will Courtenay will leave his role to join Formula One world championship rivals McLaren as their Sporting Director.

Red Bull’s Head of Race Strategy Will Courtenay will leave his role to join Formula One world championship rivals McLaren as their Sporting Director. F1 Read More

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