FFerrari continues to expand its management team in the face of what lies ahead with Lewis Hamilton in charge of operations at Maranello race cars from 2025 and with, Adrian Newey is supposedly planning future red cars, we’ll see when and how.
For now, he is still looking for important figures, this time at Mercedes, starting with Loic Serra, former performance director at Brackley, and Who will arrive in Maranello as Head of Chassis Performance Engineering, And soon too, since October 1, with artistic director Enrico Cardel as his direct boss.
Serra began his career at Michelin and moved to Sauber and BMW in 2006. After the departure of the German giant, he moved to Mercedes, where he lived the wonderful hybrid era that Hamilton witnessed with his six world championships.
For his part, Jérôme d’Ambrosio has also arrived since October 1st, directly strengthening the management team, since his arrival as deputy director, No. 2 alongside Fred Vasseur, a significant number. D’Ambrosio has also been appointed Director of the Scuderia Ferrari Driver Academy, the Maranello brand’s young driver programme. Jerome was born in Belgium in 1985 and was a professional driver until 2020. His record includes one victory in GP2, three in Formula E, and he participated in 20 Formula 1 Grand Prix races from 2011 to 2012.. In Mercedes, He worked alongside team manager Toto Wolff, who wanted him as a substitute in case he was not available in some races. He managed the young pilots program for Stuttgart.
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