F1 Canadian GP: Former Red Bull man appointed as head of race strategy at Aston Martin: Ahead of the Canadian GP, Aston Martin have strengthened their strategy unit. The British team has appointed a previous Red Bull simulation developer in the form of Peter Hall as their new head of race strategy. Follow F1 Canadian GP LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN.
Hall was delighted to be promoted to the respected role at Aston Martin and said, “Absolute dream come true to be able to say I am taking up the position of Head of Strategy at Aston Martin.”
F1 Canadian GP: Change of personnel at Aston Martin ahead of Canadian GP, former Red Bull man appointed as Head of RACE STRATEGY
“Looking forward to helping the team continue their journey towards the front of the grid. Thanks for their continued faith in me. The future is looking exciting,” he further added.
Meanwhile, after leaving Alfa Romeo as a strategy engineer for the Swiss group, Peter Hall joined the Aston Martin group in August of 2020 soon after that season had started off in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Moreover, Hall was with Aston Martin in an engineering arrangement in 2011 and has also worked two months working with the Silverstone-based group under one of their past appearances as Force India.
F1 Canadian GP: Change of personnel at Aston Martin ahead of Canadian GP, former Red Bull man appointed as Head of RACE STRATEGY
The Briton spent three years at Red Bull in their simulation division before joining the Sauber Group in 2017. Meanwhile, Aston Martin had a blended end of the week in Baku, with Lance Stroll resigning from the race having two times crashed in qualifying, while Sebastian Vettel out-qualified the Canadian for the fifth time this season as he began in the top 10.
That’s P6, Seb! 👏
Points in the bag in Baku after a great drive from #SV5.#F1 #AzerbaijanGP pic.twitter.com/OpiopQhR7Q
— Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant F1 Team (@AstonMartinF1) June 12, 2022
An overtake, a lock-up, a spin and a near miss! 😮
Seb kept us entertained! 😃#AzerbaijanGP #F1 pic.twitter.com/WgRorTHlRj
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 12, 2022
Despite going straight onto the escape road at Turn 3, the four-time world champion to come P6 and pick up a good haul of points for his team – 8 in total.
F1 Canadian GP: Change of personnel at Aston Martin ahead of Canadian GP, former Red Bull man appointed as Head of RACE STRATEGY
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