Allan McNish Takes the Wheel: Audi's New F1 Racing Director
Allan McNish, a three-time Le Mans 24 Hours winner, is appointed as the Racing Director of Audi's Formula One team. Scheduled to lead operations starting from the Miami Grand Prix, McNish succeeds Jonathan Wheatley and aims to elevate Audi's F1 project under the leadership of principal Mattia Binotto.
Allan McNish, renowned for his prowess on the racing track, has been named Racing Director for Audi's Formula One team, the company announced. McNish will oversee trackside operations as Audi strives to boost performance in the competitive realm of Formula One.
The Scot brings a wealth of experience, having been part of Audi's motorsport efforts since their inception. Previously, he served as the principal of the Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler Formula E team and played a significant role in laying the groundwork for Audi's current F1 aspirations.
In his new role, McNish is tasked with driving the team's ambitions forward, especially with Audi aiming to contend for a championship title by 2030. His appointment fills the leadership vacuum created by the departure of Jonathan Wheatley, with McNish reporting directly to principal Mattia Binotto as the team charts a course for success.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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