The Cadillac F1 Team has snapped up engineering trio Craig Skinner, Eric Blandin and Tim Lean as it aims to accelerate its development.
Former Red Bull chief designer Skinner joins as Cadillac’s chief development engineer, while former Aston Martin deputy tech chief Eric Blandin becomes the team’s head of aerodynamics. Experienced aerodynamicist Tim Lean joins as Chief Engineer – Aerodynamics Modelling and Simulation, following stints at McLaren, Red Bull and Ferrari, reporting to Blandin.
Cadillac made its debut this season as an 11th expansion team, set up by former Manor man Graeme Lowdon with veteran grand prix winners Sergio Perez and…
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