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Apr.29 – James Allison is « in his element » back in the Formula 1 paddock.
That is the view not only of 55-year-old Allison himself, who has returned to the top technical job at Mercedes after an absence, but also team driver George Russell.
« Mike (Elliot) is absolutely in his element in his new role, » Russell said at Baku. « And James is also in his element in his new role. »
He said the fact that Allison has returned to replace Elliot, who moves into a more future-focused role, should not reflect poorly on Elliot.
« He’s one of the smartest engineers I know, » Russell said of Elliot.
« However, in any team, for example football, the right players have to be in the right position to achieve the best results. »
Allison has wasted no time reacquainting with Formula 1, as he is also back in the paddock this weekend in Azerbaijan.
« Just being back at the racetrack is a lot of fun, » he said. « I’ve not been here for ages and it is a place that is always fun to be at. »
But in reality, the move is less about « fun » and more the serious business of getting Mercedes back on track after two fundamentally flawed ‘no sidepod’ cars in 2022 and now 2023.
« The car is simply too slow, » team boss Toto Wolff said on Friday. « Things will get better after Imola. »
Imola is when a major car upgrade will be forthcoming, and Allison is not even ruling out a return to race wins.
« Yeah, why not? » he said on Friday.
However, he ruled out the interpretation that simply by returning to the top technical job, Mercedes will now return to its old position of dominance.
« You don’t have one person’s hand on a car, » Allison insisted. « It’s just not how it works at all.
« Even the great Adrian Newey would probably tell you that if you pinned him down hard enough. »
He said the Allison-Elliot role swap was simply a « sober reflection of what we’re both good at ».
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