Former Mercedes Design Chief Mike Elliott Joins Alpine as Chief Technical Officer
Alpine has appointed ex-Mercedes F1 design boss Mike Elliott to the role of chief technical officer, according to BBC Sport.
Mike Elliott, who previously served as design chief at the Mercedes Formula 1 team, has joined Alpine as chief technical officer, BBC Sport reported.
Elliott's move brings significant engineering experience from Mercedes, one of the sport's most successful outfits in recent seasons, to Alpine as the French team continues to build out its technical leadership.
Further details about the appointment, including the start date and specific responsibilities of the role, were not immediately available.
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- Former Mercedes design boss Elliott joins Alpine — BBC Sport
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