Williams announces engineering changes

Williams confirms a number of engineering changes ahead of the 2014 F1 season
23.11.2013- Qualifying, Valtteri Bottas (FIN), Williams F1 Team FW35
23.11.2013- Qualifying, Valtteri Bottas (FIN), Williams F1 Team FW35
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Williams has announced a number of engineering changes in the lead up to the start of the 2014 F1 season.

Jakob Andreasen has joined from Force India to fill the role of Head of Engineering Operations and will work under Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds, while Craig Wilson and Rod Nelson will act as Head of Vehicle Dynamics and Chief Test and Support Engineer.

Wilson rejoins the team from Mercedes, while Nelson makes the switch to the Grove-based outfit from Lotus.

Internally, Max Nightingale has been promoted to the position of Head of Vehicle Science.

"Williams is determined to make strong improvements in our competitiveness over the coming seasons and these new appointments continue our aggressive approach in recruiting some of the sport's best talent," Symonds said. "We are also committed to allowing our existing talent to grow and showcase their skills in senior leadership roles.

"Our engineering team for the coming season is looking strong and I'm excited about what we can achieve moving forwards."

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