Well Bob Bell was hired to take up the 2026 car Project, that work is almost done. The 2026 car project will become the main stream project pretty soon. He's probably looking for new things to do.KimiRai wrote: ↑12 Nov 2024, 15:46From what I could read...
https://www.bbc.com/sport/formula1/arti ... mvx314j1zoExecutive director Bob Bell, a highly regarded and experienced design engineer who joined the team in March, will fill in on a temporary basis.
Fallows' departure is a move driven by new managing director Andy Cowell. The former head of Mercedes' F1 engine programme started at Aston Martin in October.
The plan is to appoint a new technical director, but likely only after Newey and Cardile have started work and decided their plans.
https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/asto ... /10672396/Fallows was set to report to Cardile, who will join as Chief Technical Officer, but Motorsport.com understands the team hasn't yet decided if Fallows will be directly replaced once its new hires are in place.
In the meantime, Fallows' responsibilities will be absorbed by Aston's current technical leadership, which includes deputy technical director Eric Blandin and Bob Bell, who holds the role of Executive Director - Technical.
Yes. He won championships at Renault and Mercedes.