The Skoda ApexF1 World Rally team has revealed that a new face will be joining the outfit in 2005, when Joan Sureda takes over from Antonio Rodriguez as team manager.
Sureda, like Rodriguez, will be familiar to many people from his days as assistant team manager at SEAT Sport. Sureda is no stranger to the current WRC having been a regular competitor, co-driving for Ferran Font and, in 2002, Paco Roig.
Skoda meanwhile also announced that Armin Schwarz will have a new co-driver next year.
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Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton believes changes made to his engineering team has meant “I really feel like myself” ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc was downcast after qualifying eighth on the grid for the Canadian Grand Prix, saying he ‘couldn’t feel the car’.
George Russell has reflected on his victory in the Canada Sprint, with the Briton reacting to the close battle he shared with Mercedes team mate Kimi Antonelli.
McLaren’s race ultimately unraveled after starting both drivers on intermediates for the Canadian Grand Prix.
Liam Lawson says he faces a “catch up” job for the rest of the Canadian Grand Prix weekend after a hydraulic issue ruled him out of sprint qualifying in Montreal. The post Racing Bulls explains why Liam Lawson sat out F1 session appeared first on ApexF1.com.
Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff believes that the intense battle between drivers Kimi Antonelli and George Russell for the lead in the Canadian Grand Prix was “just acceptable”.