
Alessandro Cinelli joins Alfa Romeo Racing as Head of Aerodynamics
Sauber Motorsport AG, which operates and manages the Alfa Romeo Racing team in the Formula One World Championship, have appointed Alessandro Cinelli to the position of Head of Aerodynamics, where he will succeed new Technical Director, Jan Monchaux.
Alessandro joins Alfa Romeo Racing from Scuderia Ferrari, where he was Head of Aero Experimental Group and covered various other positions within the Aerodynamics department during a 17-year tenure with the team.
Alessandro’s new appointment will see him start work at Sauber Motorsport on August 19th.
Frédéric Vasseur, Team Principal Alfa Romeo Racing and CEO Sauber Motorsport AG: “I am delighted to welcome Alessandro to Sauber Motorsport and Alfa Romeo Racing. He joins a strong aerodynamics team and we are eager to see them continue the good work that was done so far. The recent appointments show how we continue to strengthen our structures and represent an evolution, rather than a revolution, of the system that has helped us progress in recent years.”
Alessandro Cinelli, new Head of Aerodynamics, Alfa Romeo Racing: “I am really excited about my appointment at Sauber Motorsport and I am looking forward to the challenge of leading an extremely talented group of people as Head of Aerodynamics. I join this young team with the mission to build on the solid foundations that have already been laid and to help produce results on track. I am confident we can continue on the right direction and bring even more success to the team.”
Alessandro Cinelli |
Date of birth: 29th April 1975 |
Nationality: Italian |
Place of Birth: Rome, Italy |
Professional Experience
2002 – 2019 | Head of Aero Experimental Group, Scuderia Ferrari Head of Aero Performance Group, Scuderia Ferrari Aerodynamics Engineer, Race Team, Scuderia Ferrari Aerodynamics Engineer, Test Team, Scuderia Ferrari |
1998 – 2002 | Aerodynamicist, Williams F1 |
1997 – 1998 | Junior Aerodynamicist, Tyrrell F1 |
Education
1993 – 1997 | Aeronautical Engineering, Imperial College London |