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Red Bull Appoints Gwen Lagrue as Junior Driver Chief

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Gwen Lagrue will join Red Bull Racing as the junior driver chief starting in 2027. His appointment follows his departure from Mercedes, where he led their junior programme.

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Red Bull appoints Lagrue as junior driver chief after Mercedes F1 exitMercedes has announced the departure of young driver guru Gwen Lagrue, with the Frenchman officially joining Red Bull as its Formula 1 junior programme director. As previously reported by Autosport, over the Belgian Grand Prix weekend, long-standing junior driver guru Lagrue is joining the Red Bull F1 team in a similar role to the one he held at Mercedes. On Monday afternoon Mercedes ... Keep readingAutosportFirst to reportRead →Mon 27 Jul · 12:29 UTCRed Bull confirms Lagrue appointmentRed Bull has confirmed that Mercedes junior programme chief Gwen Lagrue will join the Formula 1 team in 2027, one week after GrandPrix.com reported that negotiations over the move were taking place.grandprix.comRead →Mon 27 Jul · 15:08 UTC
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