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Enrico Cardile,New F1 Chief Technical Officer

Aston Martin confirms Enrico Cardile as Chief Technical Officer

Aston Martin announces Enrico Cardile as new F1 chief technical officer, joining in 2025. This high-profile appointment, following Andy Cowell's recruitment, strengthens the team's technical leadership ahead of crucial 2026 regulation changes.

Andy Cowell and Martin Whitmarsh Group CEO

Aston Martin replaces Whitmarsh with Andy Cowell as CEO

Former Mercedes engine chief Andy Cowell named Aston Martin F1 team's new CEO, replacing Martin Whitmarsh. The move signals Aston's commitment to F1 success as they prepare for 2026 regulations and partnership with Honda.

Enrico Cardile and Aston Martin F1 car AMR24

Aston Martin reportedly secures Ferrari technical director Enrico Cardile

Aston Martin reportedly secures Ferrari technical director Enrico Cardile, signaling aggressive recruitment strategy. Move could reshape F1's technical landscape, with implications for 2025 season and beyond.

Enrico Cardile

Ferrari's Enrico Cardile linked with move to Aston Martin

Ferrari technical director Enrico Cardile has emerged as a key target for Aston Martin, with the British team reportedly making an approach to bolster their technical structure as they push for race-winning potential.

Honda and Aston Martin confirm partnership

Honda strengthens F1 presence with new UK base

Honda is establishing a new Formula 1 base in the UK to support its works engine partnership with Aston Martin from 2026. The facility will handle post-race maintenance and logistics for Honda's power units, enhancing operations as it returns as a manufacturer under the new engine regulations.

Lawrence Stroll-Aston Martin

Aston Martin sells minority stake, valuing F1 team at $1 billion

Private equity firm Arctos Partners has acquired a minority stake in Aston Martin's Formula 1 team, valuing the British racing outfit at approximately $1 billion and providing new resources to support its continued growth.

Jessica Hawkins: What her debut means for women in motorsport

Jessica Hawkins: What her debut means for women in motorsport

Jessica Hawkins made F1 history in Budapest, driving the AMR21. The first woman in five years to drive an F1 car, she faced gender-based criticism but stood undeterred, inspiring women in the male-dominated motorsport world.

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