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Aston Martin, under the leadership of team owner and CEO Lawrence Stroll, expressed confidence in Cardile’s abilities, highlighting his shared ambition for success in the sport. The move comes amidst broader restructuring at Aston Martin, including the recent appointment of Andy Cowell as Group CEO, formerly of Mercedes-Benz AMG High-Performance Powertrains.
Cardile’s departure from Ferrari, announced earlier this week, signals a period of transition for both teams as they gear up for the 2026 Formula One season, which promises substantial technical and regulatory changes. Aston Martin is poised to switch from Mercedes power units to becoming the sole team supplied by Honda, aligning with new strategic directions in the sport.
The addition of Cardile to Aston Martin’s leadership team underscores their commitment to competitive advancement and technical innovation as they prepare for the future challenges of Formula One.