Overview

• On August 4, 2025, Ferrari and Aston Martin reached a settlement that lifted the legal restrictions on Cardile’s move following a year of gardening leave.
• The Italian engineer has officially begun his tenure as chief technical officer at Aston Martin’s Silverstone AMR Technology Campus.
• Ferrari enforced Cardile’s full 12-month non-compete clause and secured a Court of Modena order in April when it found he had engaged with Aston Martin early.
• At Silverstone, Cardile joins managing technical partner Adrian Newey and reports to team leadership under CEO Andy Cowell.
• His appointment finalizes Aston Martin’s technical leadership overhaul as the team intensifies development for F1’s sweeping 2026 rule changes.