Jock Klia has left Ferrari.
Ferrari's chief race engineer Jock Clear has left the team. This was reported by the Italian Corriere dello Sport, citing its sources.
Ferrari has not officially announced Clear's departure, so it is unclear who will take on his duties as chief race engineer and what the 61-year-old Briton will do in the future. However, the paper writes that Marc Gené is now fully responsible for the Ferrari Driver Academy, which Clear also oversaw.
Jock Clear joined Ferrari in 2015. Over the course of his Formula 1 career he has worked at Benetton, Williams, Honda, Brawn GP and Mercedes. In those teams he worked with world champions Jacques Villeneuve, Jenson Button, Michael Schumacher, Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton.
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Jock Klia has left Ferrari.
Ferrari's chief race engineer Jock Klia has left the team. The Italian Corriere dello Sport reports this, citing its sources.