US EditionAston Martin Announce New Era After Snatching Key Ferrari F1 Chief
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The new technical director of Aston Martin F1, Enrico Cardile, says that "failure is not an option" and promises that the team will be at the rendezvous in 2026 to fight for the title. Cardile joined Aston Martin a few weeks ago after leaving Ferrari to strengthen an already well-equipped engineering department. Under the direction of team director and CEO Andy Cowell on the one hand, and the supervision of technical partner Adrian Newey, the It…
Failure is not an option for Aston Martin - Cardile
Aston Martin’s new chief technical officer Enrico Cardile says “failure is not an option” and promises the team will get it right in 2026 as it looks to fight for championships.Cardile joined Aston Martin from Ferrari this year to bolster an already-impressive engineering department, working below team principal and CEO...
Things at Aston Martin Racing continue to move forward in the face of the F1 2026 and beyond, and after starting to work with the Adrian Newey team in March, his new technical director, Enrique Cardile, has now joined. The Italian comes from Ferrari, with whom Aston Martin actually had a legal issue for his hiring. And in an interview on the team’s website, he was asked what the change was from the most historic F1 squirery to one that is taking…
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