McLaren have confirmed that James Key will officially become their new technical director following the first race of the 2019 season in Australia.
Read more: McLaren confirm Key start date - SkySports F1
Friday, February 22, 2019
Toro Rosso, McLaren finally reach agreement on Key - Motorsport.com
Key will officially leave Toro Rosso on March 23 and begin working for McLaren from March 25, with the transition happening between the Australian and Bahrain Grands Prix.
Toro Rosso will promote current deputy technical director Jody Egginton to the technical director role in Key's place.
McLaren's hiring of Key last summer prompted a long dispute between the team and Toro Rosso's parent ...Keep reading
Read more: Toro Rosso, McLaren finally reach agreement on Key - Motorsport.com
Toro Rosso will promote current deputy technical director Jody Egginton to the technical director role in Key's place.
McLaren's hiring of Key last summer prompted a long dispute between the team and Toro Rosso's parent ...Keep reading
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Toro Rosso: Key to join McLaren as F1 technical boss after Melbourne - Autosport
Toro Rosso has agreed to release James Key to take up his new position of McLaren technical director just after the start of the 2019 Formula 1 season
Read more: Toro Rosso: Key to join McLaren as F1 technical boss after Melbourne - Autosport
Read more: Toro Rosso: Key to join McLaren as F1 technical boss after Melbourne - Autosport
McLaren confirm Key will join them next month | 2019 F1 season - RaceFans
McLaren has confirmed the starting date for it new technical director James Key, who is joining them from Toro Rosso.
Read more: McLaren confirm Key will join them next month | 2019 F1 season - RaceFans
Read more: McLaren confirm Key will join them next month | 2019 F1 season - RaceFans
Will F1’s new wings create better racing? The jury’s still out | 2019 F1 season - RaceFans
There's no missing the vast, two-metre-wide front wings on the new 2019 F1> cars. But do they work the way they're supposed to?
Read more: Will F1’s new wings create better racing? The jury’s still out | 2019 F1 season - RaceFans
Read more: Will F1’s new wings create better racing? The jury’s still out | 2019 F1 season - RaceFans
Pirelli data indicates Ferrari are quickest - PlanetF1
After Pirelli revealed the time gaps between the different tyre compounds, the first test timesheet sees Ferrari as the early pace setters.
The post Pirelli data indicates Ferrari are quickest appeared first on PlanetF1.
Read more: Pirelli data indicates Ferrari are quickest - PlanetF1
Gasly feels Honda gains in week of "good news" - Motorsport.com
Gasly spent last season using Honda's engine with Toro Rosso, the Red Bull junior team last season, and has stepped up the to the senior team this year to partner Max Verstappen.
Red Bull's performance in the opening Barcelona test was low-key as the team focused on logging miles, aided by encouraging reliability from Honda.
"So far it's been really good, we haven't pushed it flat out but ...Keep reading
Read more: Gasly feels Honda gains in week of "good news" - Motorsport.com
Red Bull's performance in the opening Barcelona test was low-key as the team focused on logging miles, aided by encouraging reliability from Honda.
"So far it's been really good, we haven't pushed it flat out but ...Keep reading
Read more: Gasly feels Honda gains in week of "good news" - Motorsport.com
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