© Getty ImagesRed Bull Powertrains Further Strengthens Key Leadership TeamEnhancing technical capabilities through significant appointments in key areas.
Tasked with developing competitive power units for Red Bull Racing and sister team Scuderia AlphaTauri from 2022 onwards, and charged with the creation of a new power unit to be developed to Formula One regulations currently scheduled for implementation in 2025, Red Bull Powertrains has embarked on a recruitment programme aimed at building an expert technical team capable of taking Red Bull’s power unit operation to race and championship-winning success.
Success will only be achieved by bringing in the best and brightest talent, providing them with the right tools and creating the right environment to thrive.
Following the recent announcement of Ben Hodgkinson as Technical Director, Red Bull Powertrains has further enhanced its technical capabilities through significant appointments in key areas that will see power unit development fully integrated with chassis design at the Red Bull Technology Campus in Milton Keynes.
Senior Leadership Appointments
- PU Production Director - Steve Blewett
- Head of Powertrains Electronics and ERS - Omid Mostaghimi
- Head of Mechanical Design ERS - Pip Clode
- Head of PU Design ICE - Anton Mayo
- Group Leader ICE Operations - Steve Brodie
We are also delighted to welcome a new Head of Mechanical Development to the Team, whose name will be announced in the coming weeks.
Red Bull Racing Team Principal and CEO, Christian Horner, said: “Red Bull’s mission to bring all aspects of its Formula One operations in-house through Red Bull Powertrains is an enormously exciting undertaking but also an extremely demanding one, and we know that success will only be achieved by bringing in the best and brightest talent, by providing them with the right tools and by creating the right environment in which they can thrive.
We certainly benefit from our campus being located in the UK where we have access to a huge wealth of engineering talent. "Today’s key leadership team appointments demonstrate our strong commitment to those goals and we certainly benefit from our campus being located in the UK where we have access to a huge wealth of engineering talent. Working with our new Technical Director, Ben Hodgkinson, and alongside key personnel retained from Honda Racing Development, each of the senior personnel announced today bring a wealth of experience, expertise and innovativity to the Red Bull Powertrains programme and provide us with the strongest possible technical platform for the future.”
