Adrian Newey will work with several esteemed F1 figures when h🌃e joins Aston Martin’s technical line-up.

It was confirmed on Tuesday that the legendary F1 car designer will be joining Aston Martin to bec🐼ome design lead for the Silverstone-based team who have invested heavily in securing the services of some of the sport’s best engineering talent.

Three new hires - including Newey - will join the team in the coming months to bolster an already heavyweight technical l꧙ine-up.

Andy Cowell

One of those is former Mercedes engine mastermind Andy Cowell, who will join Aston ꦫMartin as their new group chief executive officer on October 1.

Cowell, who was the brains behind the V6 hybrid engine which laid th✅e foundations for Mercedes’ unprecedented run of championship glory between 2014-2021, will replace Martin Whitmarsh as Aston Martin CEO.

In this role, the 55-year-old Briton will take overall charge of the Aston Martin F1 team, reporting directl🙈y to owner Lawrence Stroll💯.

Cowell will oversee the transition into F1’s new rules in 2026, which ov♔erlaps with the start of Aston Martin’s engine p๊artnership with Japanese manufacturer Honda, effectively transforming the team into a works’ outfit.

Enrico Cardile

Another major coup for Aston Martin was the signing of Enciro Cardile - a key pill𒈔ar of Ferrari’s F1 technical team.

Cardile, who served Ferrari for alm🐠ost two decades and most recently worked as the technical director for the chassis and aerodynamic departments, will take up his new role as Aston Martin’s chief technical officer in 2025 following a period of gardening leave.

Coming in as another senior figure, Cardile will effectively slot in directly above Fallows in the chain of command to further strengthen Aston Martin’s techn🌄ical division.

Bob Bell

The capture of Bob Bell marked another highly experienced signing for Aston Martin after the F1 veter﷽an left his advisory role for the struggling༺ Alpine team earlier this year.

The 65-year-old brings championship-winning experience to the team, having served as Renault’s technical director when the French squad won their last world titles with168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Fernando Alonso in 2005 and 2006.

Bell’s appointment sees him oversee the technical💙, engineering and performance functions as Aston Martin executive director (technical). He reports directly to🅰 team principal Mike Krack.

Tom McCullough

Unlike the above arrivals, Tom McCullough has 💦been a core member of Aston Martin’s technical department for years, having initially joined the team under their previous Force India guise a decade ago.

McCullough has risen up the engineering ranks and now holds the role of performance director at Aston Mart🍸in. His crucial position sees him work closely with the engineering teams on both sides of the garage, as well as the performance groups back in the factory.

Luca Furbatto

Former Sauber chief designer Luca Furbatto was signed by Aston Martin as their new engineering director ahead of the 2022 seꦑason.

The Italian-British designer has added vital experience and expertise to Aston Martin’s te🤪chnical operations, having🌌 previously worked for BAR, Toyota, McLaren and Toro Rosso in a career spanning more than two decades.

Dan Fallows will no longer be working with Newey after 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:stepping down from his position as technical director.