Former McLaren technical director of car concept and performance David Sanchez could be set for a swift return to the Formula 1 grid, according to a report. Sanchez is rumored to join as chief technical officer once his gardening leave period ends in July.
Former McLaren technical director of car concept and performance David Sanchez could be set for a swift return to the Formula 1 grid, according to a report.
Alpine is a team which has undergone major personnel changes in recent times, starting with a shock clearout of senior figures while the 2023 Belgian Grand Prix race weekend was in progress. Team principal Otmar Szafnauer, sporting director Alan Permane and chief technical officer Pat Fry all departed at that point.
When Sanchez’s surprise McLaren exit was announced, he spoke of a misalignment between the role he was offered and the one he actually found upon joining the team.“While the role we envisioned and had agreed to was not aligned with the reality of the position I found, I leave with respect for the leadership, admiration for the dedication of my colleagues, and appreciation for the openness and honesty in which we discussed and arrived at this decision.
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