US EditionSauber Boss Backs New Crop of Team Principals to Act in F1's Best Interest
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Sauber boss backs new crop of team principals to act in F1's best interest
Sauber's Jonathan Wheatley is confident the latest crop of F1 team bosses will act in the "interest of the sport" as they square off in F1 Commission meetings.Wheatley joined Sauber in April after a long stint as Red Bull's racing director, while his former Benetton and Renault colleagues Alan Permane and Steve Nielsen have also landed similar roles, with Permane appointed team principal at ...Keep reading
Why Wheatley expects new crop of team bosses to act in F1's best interest
Sauber's Jonathan Wheatley is confident the latest crop of F1 team bosses will act in the "interest of the sport" as they square off in F1 Commission meetings.Wheatley joined Sauber in April after a long stint as Red Bull's racing director, while his former Benetton and Renault colleagues Alan Permane and Steve Nielsen have also landed similar roles, with Permane appointed team principal at ...Keep reading
Since his arrival at Sauber F1, Jonathan Wheatley has seen a lot of evolutions and innovations that improve the team. The former Red Bull team manager reveals that Mattia Binotto, the structure's CEO, had launched an internal revolution before his arrival, and the dynamics were already very well underway. "If I think back to my debut in April, from the point of view of the race team, we have made huge progress in terms of communication and organ…
Jonathan Wheatley, of Sauber F1 Team, trusts that the latest generation of F1 team leaders will act “in the interest of sport” during F1 Commission meetings. Wheatley joined Sauber in April after a long stage as competition director of Red Bull, while his former colleagues from Benetton and Renault, Alan Permane and Steve Nielsen, have also taken on similar roles. He was appointed team director at Racing Bulls, and Nielsen, former F1 and FIA, wi…
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