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Jonathan Wheatley Rumored to Join Aston Martin

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Jonathan Wheatley, former Audi Formula One team principal, is rumored to join Aston Martin, a move hailed as smart by ex-driver and Sky Sports analyst Martin Brundle. Wheatleys practical, hands-on approach could provide the stability Aston Martin needs, despite concerns about their frequent leadership changes.

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Jonathan Wheatley Rumored to Join Aston Martin

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F1 News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Jonathan Wheatley Rumored to Join Aston Martin. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 3rd, Jonathan Wheatley, the former Audi Formula One team principal, stepped down on March 20th for personal reasons, and now he's. Rumor to join As the Martin. Martin Brundel, the ex-driver and Sky Sports analyst, calls it a smart hire that could steady their operations. Brundel got wind of the paddock talk earlier this season, even in Melbourne, though it surprised him at first. Wheatley, 58 in British, left a big Audi project and a move to Switzerland behind. So this feels like a deliver shift back home. The duo goes way back from Red Bull days with Adrian Newy and Brundel sees Wheatley's practical, get your hands dirty style as the glue Aston Martin needs right now. That said, Brundel warns Aston Martin acts like a premier league squad swapping bosses too often, leaving everyone unsure who reports to whom or what's the game plan. If the deal clears gardening leave and negotiations, expect Wheatley to bring that stability and help turn things around for the Silverstone team.

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