Williams appoints new operations director

And it is the Canadian Frederic Brousseau. With 26 years of experience in aeronautics, he will join the Grove team in April.

Published on 14/03/2023 à 14:46

Elie-Sara Couttet

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Williams appoints new operations director

Frederic Brousseau becomes the new director of operations at Williams. ©Williams Racing

The restructuring plan of Williams continues, and has just reached a new level: that of the appointment of an operations director. And This is Frederic Brousseau who will join the Grove stable in April. The new recruit to the British team started in the aeronautics sector, within the American aircraft engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney.

« There's no better feeling than starting a whole new adventure and making your dreams come true., begins the new operations director. It's been a very exciting start to the season and I'm looking forward to joining a team with such great history. Formula 1. I can't wait to get started and contribute to the future organization of Williams Racing alongside everyone. »

« We are very very happy to welcome Frederic as an experienced and dynamic leader, adds Matthew Savage, Chairman of the Board in the Grove stable, who will have his role to play in the transformation of Williams Racing. He started his career at the bottom, and his most recent roles included managing international aerospace operations, while operating several factories around the world with more than 10.000 employees under his command. I look forward to seeing him make a significant contribution to our journey with Williams Racing. »

The British garage therefore sees the defector from Mercedes James Vowles supported by a new operational director to continue a 2022 season started on the right foot. The beautiful 10th place ofAlexander albon coupled with the 12th position of the rookie Logan sargeant for his first Grand Prix demonstrate the great dynamic at Williams. Next meeting on the track: in Saudi Arabia, in Jeddah, from March 17 to 19.

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