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Speaking at the launch of the Red Bull RB3, his first car for another constructor after almost ten years with McLaren, during which time he racked up a couple more titles to add to those previously won with Williams, Adrian Newey (right) predicted a return to form for the Woking outfit, which last season, for the first time since 1996, failed to win a single race.
