Motor racing-Szafnauer signing key to reversing Alpine's plateauing F1 form, says CEO
By Abhishek Takle
FIA Sport News
Szafnauer signing key to reversing Alpine's plateauing F1 form, says CEO
Former Aston Martin F1 team boss Otmar Szafnauer's appointment and a return to a more traditional management model are key to making Alpine competitive under Formula One's new rules, chief executive Laurent Rossi said.
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Szafnauer y Famin, a Alpine
Alpine ha terminado de configurar su nueva estructura de dirección: Otmar Szafnauer llega de Aston Martin para dirigir la escudería de Fórmula 1 y Bruno Famin, hasta ahora director de operaciones de la FIA, se hace cargo de la fábrica de Viry que fabrica los motores y sobre la que recae todo el peso de Renault en el campeonato. El anuncio se produjo este viernes, después de las salidas recientes de Marcin Budkowski, ex director ejecutivo; o Alain Prost, que era asesor. Al frente del proyecto quedan Laurent Rossi, CEO de Alpine; y Luca de Meo, responsable último de todas las decisiones como director general del Grupo Renault.