After it is Aldo Costa resigned last year chief engineer pri Mercedes, has only performed in the world champions team the role of worldsalca. This allowed him to spend more time with his family in Italy. Next year, however, the 58-year-old will face off a new challenge, because he will take over the position technical director race car manufacturer Dallas. This new job will give him the opportunity to pursue his career closer to his family. Costa will be at Dollars worked on racing and automotive projects and had the next generation under his wing engineering talents. His service as a consultant at Mercedes concludes with at the end of September.
Rib looks forward to its new mission: “Ever since I resigned as Chief Engineer, I have been very happy to continue supporting the team this year, while at the same time flirting with a new challenge outside of Formula 1. After many years in the royal motorsport class, I look forward to sharing some of my experience with other racing teams. series. I remember submitting an application to Giampaolo at the beginning of my career, but there was no vacancy at the time, but he was able to open some doors for me to this branch. Now, many years later, it feels like a round is coming to an end for me. I am really proud to be able to join this famous Italian racing forge."
Of course Aldo Costa did not forget to thank friends and teammates at Mercedes. "For me, it was a tremendous privilege to be involved in the development and success of this team. We brought together an incredibly strong group to meet the challenges of the future." Toto Wolff, team boss Classic Mercedes for sale: “Aldo has been one of the pillars of our team since he joined us in 2011. He now leaves us with the same honor and professionalism that adorned him during his tenure in our midst. His passion for racing is still smoldering, both in the office and sometimes behind the wheel. He wanted to return to Italy, where he would spend more time with his family. But at the same time, he still has a lot of energy and expertise that he can contribute to motorsport. On behalf of everyone at Mercedes, I wish him good luck and success in his next chapter of his career."
