From Sauber F1 Team
The Sauber F1 team announced Friday a reorganisation of its technical department in preparation for the start of the 2012 Formula 1 World Championship.
The design and development of the F1 car will be led by the department heads for Aerodynamics, Design, Performance and Operations.
The present Technical Director, Briton James Key, has decided to leave the team.
“I’ve enjoyed the past two years working at the Sauber F1 Team. It has been a very intense and interesting time, in which we had to manage the transition from a much larger team to a smaller one, and everybody handled that very well. I think the team is now well set for the future and I wish it the very best. I have been offered a new role back in the UK, which I decided to accept,” said James Key in the press release.
“A qualified team shares the overall technical responsibility. This structure has proved to work well at other racing outfits, » Team Principal, Peter Sauber explained.
“Over a period of almost two years, James has accomplished a lot for our team. Especially in the difficult transition period from a manufacturer team into a private enterprise, he contributed significantly to ensure the team regained stability. We would like to thank him for his efforts and wish him all the best for his future,” Sauber added.
The Sauber F1 team announced Friday a reorganisation of its technical department in preparation for the start of the 2012 Formula 1 World Championship.
The design and development of the F1 car will be led by the department heads for Aerodynamics, Design, Performance and Operations.
The present Technical Director, Briton James Key, has decided to leave the team.
“I’ve enjoyed the past two years working at the Sauber F1 Team. It has been a very intense and interesting time, in which we had to manage the transition from a much larger team to a smaller one, and everybody handled that very well. I think the team is now well set for the future and I wish it the very best. I have been offered a new role back in the UK, which I decided to accept,” said James Key in the press release.
“A qualified team shares the overall technical responsibility. This structure has proved to work well at other racing outfits, » Team Principal, Peter Sauber explained.
“Over a period of almost two years, James has accomplished a lot for our team. Especially in the difficult transition period from a manufacturer team into a private enterprise, he contributed significantly to ensure the team regained stability. We would like to thank him for his efforts and wish him all the best for his future,” Sauber added.