Astom Martin announced in July last year that the Italian would be joining the team as Chief Technical Officer.

Ferrari have won a court case that will prevent their former chassis technical director Enrico Cardile from joining Formula One rivals Aston Martin until halfway through the 2025 season.

Enrico Cardile will not be able to start work with Aston Martin until July of this year after Ferrari won a legal case involving its former technical director. Ferrari announced that Cardile was

Ferrari have prevented Enrico Cardile from joining Aston Martin until July after winning a legal battle. Cardile’s exit from Ferrari was announced in July 2024, and he was placed on gardening leave.

FORMER Ferrari technical director Enrico Cardile has been blocked from immediately starting his new role with Aston Martin following a court case in Italy. Cardile left his role at Ferrari last

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Aston Martin have poached one of Ferrari's top Formula 1 brains but a decisive victory in court means the Silverstone-based squad will have to wait to get their man

Ferrari have won their court case against Aston Martin to delay former technical director Enrico Cardile's start date until late in the 2026 car development cycle. Cardile was poached from Fred Vasseur 's staff last July, becoming Aston Martin's new chief technical officer.

Aston Martin officially welcomed Adrian Newey into the team, but the same is reportedly not true for another key recruit.

FORMER Ferrari technical director Enrico Cardile has been blocked from immediately starting his new role with Aston Martin following a court case in Italy. Cardile left his role at Ferrari last ...