Aston Martin replaces Mike Krack

Aston Martin replaces Mike Krack as team principal after disappointing F1 season
Aston Martin has replaced Mike Krack as team principal but is keeping him in a high-profile role at Formula 1 races after a disappointing 2024 season. The team said Friday that Krack, who had been team principal since 2022,
Aston Martin announce new F1 team principal as Mike Krack moved out of role
Mike Krack will remain with the Aston Martin Formula 1 team as 'chief trackside officer' but the team principal role has gone to another leader ahead of the 2025 season
Cowell takes over from Krack as Aston Martin team principal in reshuffle
Andy Cowell is the new team principal of the Aston Martin Formula 1 team following a restructuring that sees Mike Krack take on a trackside role. Krack has been Aston Martin team principal since joining in 2022,
Former Mercedes spearhead appointed team principal at Aston Martin as Mike Krack steps down
Aston Martin has appointed Andy Cowell as the team principal for the upcoming F1 season. He will replace Mike Krack, who stepped down to assume the office of chief trackside officer.
Every F1 team principal as Aston Martin replace Mike Krack and another change on horizon
Mike Krack has been demoted by Aston Martin with Andy Cowell becoming the newest Formula 1 team principal, joining nine other bosses leading their teams into the 2025 season
Andy Cowell becomes Aston Martin team principal: Why F1 team is shuffling the pack
Andy Cowell has been named as Aston Martin’s new Formula One team principal and CEO as part of a senior management reshuffle, taking over from Mike Krack. Cowell, who previously oversaw Mercedes’ engine division through its domination of F1 in the 2010s,
Cowell named Aston Martin team principal, Krack stays on
Andy Cowell has been named Aston Martin's new team principal in a major management overhaul while Mike Krack will move into the position of chief trackside officer, the Silverstone-based Formula One team said on Friday.
Who is Andy Cowell, Aston Martin’s new F1 team boss and CEO?
Formula 1 has a new team boss on the grid for 2025, with Andy Cowell succeeding Mike Krack as team principal at the Aston Martin squad. Cowell was only announced as joining Aston Martin in July 2024,
Revealed: When Adrian Newey will start work at Aston Martin in F1 2025
Adrian Newey is to officially start work with Aston Martin on March 3 following his move from Red Bull for F1 2025, PlanetF1.com can reveal. Newey stands as the most decorated individual in F1 history,
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Revealed: The truth behind Aston Martin’s management changes for F1 2025
Former Mercedes engine boss Andy Cowell has been named the new team principal of F1 just months after joining the team.
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Stroll growing ‘impatient’, but support for Aston Martin unwavering
Aston Martin F1 team owner Lawrence Stroll is maintaining his faith in his outfit’s long-term vision in the sport.
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Billionaire owner Lawrence Stroll wants to “support and help” Aston Martin reach the top, says ex-boss
Aston Martin chief trackside officer Mike Krack has said that team owner and billionaire Lawrence Stroll supported the Silverstone-based outfit despite its recent struggles.
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While a veteran of F1 in an engineering and sporting director sense, he’s only been team principal at McLaren since December ...
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Aston Martin Shakes Up Leadership Amid Formula 1 Struggles
Aston Martin has replaced Mike Krack as team principal with Andy Cowell, who previously led Mercedes' engine program. Krack ...
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Ultra-competitive Cowell gives Newey a clear run at devising next-gen Aston F1 car
Aston Martin F1's CEO Andy Cowell has made himself its team boss too, demoting Mike Krack to a trackside role. Mark Hughes ...
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Krack admits Aston must address 'concerning' development failures
Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack has acknowledged the team’s inability to improve its F1 car in-season for the second ...
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EXCLUSIVE: Aston Martin admit critics are right with ‘not delivered’ confession
Mike Krack tells Crash.net that Aston Martin need to put their performance "under scrutiny" after failing to hit targets.