Racing Bulls technical director Jody Egginton has announced that he is to take up a new role as engineering director at Red Bull Advanced Technologies. Egginton joined Racing Bulls (then Toro Rosso) as head of vehicle performance in 2014,

Racing Bulls technical director Jody Egginton will leave the Formula 1 squad and move to Red Bull Advanced Technologies, the team has announced. Egginton will stay within the Red Bull family but his move to Red Bull's technology arm means his time in F1 will come to an end after a career spanning almost 30 years.

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