Aston Martin technical director Dan Fallows has left his role with the Formula 1 team. The 50-year-old, who joined the team in 2022, will "remain with the group", Aston Martin said. Executive director Bob Bell, a highly regarded and experienced design engineer who joined the team in March, will fill in on a temporary basis.

Dan Fallows is leaving his role as Aston Martin technical director this month but will stay within the group, the Silverstone-based Formula One team said on Tuesday. Fallows joined from Red Bull, where he was in charge of aerodynamics,

Aston Martin has announced that Dan Fallows will vacate his current role as the team’s Technical Director this month in

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Dan Fallows was signed from Red Bull to lead Aston Martin's technical efforts but is now leaving the F1 team ahead of the arrival of Adrian Newey, also from Red Bull, next March

How many captains can you have on the same ship? Aston Martin apparently came to the conclusion that there are now too many bright minds to head the technical departments of the ambitious British team.

Aston Martin have announced that Dan Fallows is stepping down from his role as the team's F1 technical director. On Tuesday, the Silverstone-based outfit confirmed Fallows will leave his current position from November but will "remain with the group".

Aston Martin’s F1 team have announced the departure of Dan Fallows from his role as technical director in a surprise move on Tuesday. In September, Aston lured F1 design genius Adrian Newey from Red Bull in a £20m-a-year deal in what was seen as a massive coup for Lawrence Stroll’s outfit.

Dan Fallows is leaving his role as Aston Martin technical director this month but will stay within the group, the Silverstone-based F1 team said on Tuesday.

Aston Martin has teamed up with a new high-profile sponsor for the F1 2025 season, with more positive news for the Silverstone squad. In yet another positive announcement for Aston Martin, the team has announced the arrival of Puma as a leading sponsor for next season.

While optimism surrounds Aston Martin off the track, on track, the British team's results are less than what they were hoping for, especially given how the 2023 season began. Team principal Mike Krack remained self-critical when assessing the situation,