Manor announces new CEO

Manor Racing have announced that former chief operating officer at Renault Sport F1, Thomas Mayer, will join the team as chief executive officer on August 1.

Mayer joined Renault in it's previous guise as Lotus at the beginning of 2012 but will leave the Anglo-French team to join the Stephen Fitzpatrick-owned Manor operation.

"This is a time of growth and development for Manor Racing," said Fitzpatrick. "We’ve been pushing hard to get the team back on track - figuratively and literally - and our recent point-scoring performance in the Austrian Grand Prix shows that we’re making progress."

"Thomas will bring people together and help us focus clearly to accelerate improvement," he continued. "He brings highly relevant F1 business experience, as well as a strong engineering background, and he shares our passion to succeed and challenger spirit. I’m delighted that he has agreed to join the team to spearhead our longer term strategy.!

Commenting on his new role with Manor Racing, Mayer said: "I am excited to join Manor Racing, a team with the capability to fight for points and push the boundaries. I am looking forward to making the name Manor Racing synonymous with an unconventional and innovative approach to achieving performance."

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