Following his resignation from his role at Scuderia Ferrari, the Italian engineer Enrico Cardile’s move to Aston Martin has been officially announced, alongside the new CEO Andy Cowell.
The news of Enrico Cardile’s departure from Scuderia Ferrari was announced yesterday, while today it was made public that he will take on the role of Chief Technical Officer within Lawrence Stroll’s team. It is quite well-known and evident that the Silverstone team is trying to make a series of moves to create a dream team in preparation for the 2026 changes. The latest move is the entry of Enrico Cardile as Chief Technical Officer starting from the beginning of 2025. The Italian engineer has been one of the most loyal figures to the Maranello Scuderia for twenty years. He will now be temporarily replaced by the Team Principal of the Scuderia, Frederic Vasseur.
“I can’t wait to join in Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team. The ambition and desire are clear, and it’s a unique opportunity to be part of this journey. This is a personal and professional challenge, and I look forward to working with the team to bring success to this iconic brand.” said Cardile, announcing himself excited for the new adventure, describing it as a “personal and professional challenge.”
According to Mike Krack, Enrico Cardile’s move to Aston Martin is “a key appointment.”
Lawrence Stroll, Executive Chairman of the Aston Martin team, has explained how Cardile’s arrival is of utmost importance in light of the upcoming changes in Formula 1. He noted that this new addition will complement the arrival of the new CEO, Andy Cowell: “I would like to welcome Enrico to Aston Martin Aramco as we prepare to strengthen our technical leadership team in anticipation of the significant regulatory changes in 2026. I am excited that we continue to attract world-class talent to our team.”
“Enrico shares my motivation to succeed in F1 and will have all the resources available to achieve this ambition. With Andy Cowell’s arrival as Group CEO in October and our existing leaders, we are creating a formidable team.“” – Additionally, the Executive Chairman of the Silverstone team emphasized that Cardile shares the same goals that Stroll aims to achieve in Formula 1″.
“I am pleased to welcome Enrico to Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team. With nearly 20 years of experience at Ferrari, Enrico will bring a fresh perspective to our technical strategy. This is a key appointment for the team as we prepare for the new regulations in 2026 – an important step in our journey.” – added Mike Krack.
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