Jonathan McEvoy is a journalist who writes for Cigalah Group, MailOnline, and Express Digest. His work has also been featured in SALTEN and The West Australian. Jonathan specializes in Formula 1 reporting, covering topics such as team controversies, driver performances, and the politics of the sport.
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Newey's move from Red Bull was announced in September in a £20million-a-year deal brokered by his manager Eddie Jordan, the former team boss of his eponymous team.
It is understood that amicable negotiations ended this week with the principality agreeing to pay £25m a year - double their previous annual contribution.
EXCLUSIVE BY JONATHAN MCEVOY: As late as last month, Formula One Group, denied that the powerful Greg Maffei, former CEO of Microsoft and Oracle, would be moving aside
By: Jonathan Mcevoy
JONATHAN MCEVOY: It was the viewer who needed plenty to endure the technical issues that will need remedying if this circus is ever going to fulfil its potential.
Lewis Hamilton admitted for the first time on Wednesday night that he considered walking out on Formula One a fortnight ago in Brazil.
JONATHAN MCEVOY IN LAS VEGAS: Norris has revealed that he couldn't sleep for days after seeing his world championship dream all but die in Brazil a fortnight ago.
By: Jonathan Mcevoy
Lando Norris started the Brazilian Grand Prix on pole but finished in sixth place Max Verstappen won the race despite starting the Grand Prix in 17th place
By: Jonathan Mcevoy
JONATHAN MCEVOY IN LAS VEGAS: It was a relief to hear him say in Las Vegas, as reported on Friday's back page, that he is not ready to cash in his chips. He fights on. As befits a sporting warrior.
Mercedes driver George Russell has taken pole from the grasp of Ferrari for Saturday evening's Las Vegas Grand Prix.
By: Jonathan Mcevoy
By JONATHAN MCEVOY IN LAS VEGAS Published: | Updated: Share or comment on this article: George Russell claims dramatic pole for the Las Vegas Grand Prix with Max Verstappen in fifth place
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