Adrian Newey says that next year's Red Bull car will be the last in which he has any hands-on involvement – and even then only in a limited capacity. The World Champions announced ahead of Sunday's Canadian GP that Newey had signed a new multi-year agreement but added that he will step back from F1 in order to work on new projects for Red Bull Technology.Speaking to Sky Sports F1's Martin Brundle on the grid in Montreal, Newey confirmed he would have a limited influence over Red Bull's 2015 car before moving into what the team described as a more limited 'advising and mentoring' capacity."I am looking forward to some different challenges, I've had a great time in Formula 1, but...
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