Karun Chandhok avverte: la Red Bull deve affrontare la fuga di cervelli

L'ex pilota di Formula 1 Karun Chandhok ha esortato i vertici della Red Bull a porre rimedio alla continua fuga di cervelli all'interno del team. Ha sottolineato la necessità di cambiamenti culturali che vadano oltre il successo in pista per trattenere il personale. Questo avviene nel mezzo delle difficoltà incontrate dalla Red Bull all'inizio della stagione 2026.

Karun Chandhok, ex pilota di Formula 1 e opinionista di Sky Sports, ha dichiarato che i leader della Red Bull, incluso il team principal Laurent Mekies, hanno davanti a sé un compito arduo per fermare l'addio di figure chiave. La scuderia con sede a Milton Keynes ha visto partenze di alto profilo negli ultimi anni, come quelle di Adrian Newey, Jonathan Wheatley, Helmut Marko e Rob Marshall. Intervenendo durante lo Sky Sports F1 Show, Chandhok ha enfatizzato l'importanza della cultura aziendale, osservando che il solo successo non è sufficiente a motivare il personale a rimanere, nonostante la Red Bull abbia vinto sei degli ultimi nove Gran Premi lo scorso anno e abbia migliorato le prestazioni della propria vettura verso la fine della stagione.

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