F1 race director claims he was ‘fired’ – just hours after FIA state he ‘stepped down’
Former F1 race director Niels Wittich has reportedly claimed he did “not resign” – a matter of hours after the FIA announced his departure from his role. The FIA, F1’s governing body, said in a statement on Tuesday afternoon that 52-year-old Wittich had “stepped down” from his position to “pursue new opportunities.
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Adrian Newey and Dan Fallows reunion off as technical director departs F1 teamAston Martin has confirmed Dan Fallows will depart the F1 team but remain working within the Aston Martin Group.
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