Red Bull will see another key figure depart as McLaren brings in Will Courtenay as their next Sporting Director

The McLaren Formula 1 team has announced it has signed Red Bull's chief strategist Will Courtenay as its new sporting director. Having initially joined the team as a systems engineer in 2003 under its Jaguar guise before moving to a strategy role once the team became Red Bull in 2005,

Daniel Ricciardo needed a miracle in Singapore, and he didn’t get one. He failed to make it out of Q1 and started the event in 16th place, while his teammate Tsunoda made it all the way to Q3 for an eighth-place start. And while Tsunoda did slip out of the points during the race, Ricciardo didn’t make progress.