Long-time Aston Martin engineer set to leave team
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•Long-time Aston Martin engineer Tom McCullough is set to leave the British team at the end of the season, F1.com understands.
•McCullough has spent more than a decade with the team through their various guises – Force India, Racing Point and now Aston Martin – working in a variety of roles including focusing on trackside perf...
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