Adrian Newey quit his role as Red Bull's chief technical offer last year before joining Aston Martin, and he's made his first appearance in green ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix

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Adrian Newey is in Monaco for the Grand Prix, his first time at a race since he joined Aston Martin from Red Bull.