Williams appoints Steve Nielsen as Sporting Manager
By Williams Martini Racing
December 15 2014
Williams
appoints Steve Nielsen as Sporting Manager
Williams Martini
Racing announced the appointment of Steve Nielsen to the position of
Sporting Manager with immediate effect.
In this role Steve will be responsible for the overall management and
operation of the WILLIAMS MARTINI RACING race team specifically relating to
sporting matters and ensuring the compliance and implementation of these
directives within the team. Steve joins Williams from Toro Rosso where he
has been Sporting Director since 2013. His previous roles over the course of
his 27 years in Formula One include positions as Team Manager at Tyrrell,
Honda and Arrows, and Sporting Director at Benetton/Renault and Caterham.
Speaking about his appointment Steve Nielsen said; “I’m delighted to
be joining a team of Williams’ history and stature in what is a very
exciting time for everyone at Grove after a very impressive 2014 season. In
this role I will be able to help ensure that our operations at the race
track are maintaining the highest standards and that we are maximising our
performance at the race track from a sporting perspective. Williams’ has a
very talented team of people and I’m looking forward to working with them.”
Pat Symonds, Chief Technical Officer at Williams, added; “Steve
brings a wealth of experience of the sporting side of Formula One and will
help us as a team as we aim to climb further up the Championship table. He
has won World Championships in the past and knows what needs to be done on a
sporting level for Williams to do this again. We have a talented and ever
improving race team and with Steve on board we are well placed to make
further operational gains next season.”
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