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Tuesday November 13, 2007
ROME (AFP) - Jean Todt will be replaced by sporting director Stefano Domenicali as boss of the Ferrari team from next January, the Italian team confirmed.
Frenchman Todt, who has turned Ferrari into one of Formula One's most successful teams since joining in 1993, will stay on in a senior executive role.
The announcement comes after former Ferrari technical director Ross Brawn was named as Japanese team Honda's new team principal.
Italian Domenicali, who worked under Brawn, had taken over his current role of sporting director from Todt as well.
Other changes in the Ferrari team include technical director Mario Almondo, who will step into the role of operations director. Aldo Costa will become the new technical director, while Gilles Simon has been promoted to engine director.
Tuesday November 13, 2007
ROME (AFP) - Jean Todt will be replaced by sporting director Stefano Domenicali as boss of the Ferrari team from next January, the Italian team confirmed.
Frenchman Todt, who has turned Ferrari into one of Formula One's most successful teams since joining in 1993, will stay on in a senior executive role.
The announcement comes after former Ferrari technical director Ross Brawn was named as Japanese team Honda's new team principal.
Italian Domenicali, who worked under Brawn, had taken over his current role of sporting director from Todt as well.
Other changes in the Ferrari team include technical director Mario Almondo, who will step into the role of operations director. Aldo Costa will become the new technical director, while Gilles Simon has been promoted to engine director.
oops..my mistake..mx_tifosi wrote:Couldn't this just be discussed in the Todt leaves Ferrari thread? Two very much related topics wouldn't you say.
And kimi, you forgot to mention Rory Byrne.
Well all the tifosis are hoping for the same.But it is to be seen,can they carry on the legacy of the scuderia team.Its just that i am trying to be a bit cautiously optimistic..modbaraban wrote:Enzo Ferrari isn't around too. What are they thinking
C'mon guys! The new guys led the team to WDC+WCC so it turned out Ferrari had a decent 'backup'... People come and go, if the results remain good I see no problem with that.
mx_tifosi wrote:Couldn't this just be discussed in the Todt leaves Ferrari thread? Two very much related topics wouldn't you say.
And kimi, you forgot to mention Rory Byrne.
Oh no, Schumacher is preparing for a comeback!modbaraban wrote:Will you change your nickname every time Shimmi returns?!sHummi we KisS you wrote:Did you'll forgot this????
No, I made a mistake when searching for something and this thread came up in the results so I decided to have a look. I laughed quite a bit at your comment, and your 'fix' of his username to "Schumi we Kiss you."