Red Bull: One down, one to go
With the opening session of the final weekend of the season approaching, we hear the views of Red Bull's Adrian Newey and Sebastian Vettel, and McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh, on what lies ahead
Adrian Newey long ago established his place in the history books, but in Brazil he wrote a new chapter - adding a constructors' world championship with Red Bull to the titles he's already claimed with Williams and McLaren.
His old pal Ross Brawn has also earned titles with three teams. And, as with Ross in 2009, this time it was personal for Newey. At Williams and McLaren he was an employee, albeit a very important one, whereas at Red Bull he's had more of a managerial role, playing a huge part in building up the team that when he joined was still struggling to shake off its Jaguar heritage.
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