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Motorsport’s world governing body has replaced Tim Goss following his recent departure to RB
Former Alfa Romeo technical director Jan Monchaux has joined the FIA as its new single-seater technical director, stepping into the role amid recent leadership changes within the motorsport governing body. Monchaux’s appointment follows the departure of several senior figures from the FIA in recent months. He will be replacing Tim Goss, who left the FIA to become the chief technical officer at RB, with the official transition set for October. In his new role, Monchaux, a 45-year-old Franco-German, will work closely with the FIA’s single-seater chief Nikolas Tombazis to shape the upcoming 2026 regulations, particularly focusing on the introduction of new power units. Monchaux expressed his enthusiasm for the challenges ahead, stating his excitement to contribute to the future of the sport from within the governing body. Tombazis welcomed Monchaux to the FIA, highlighting the significance of his appointment in leveraging the organization’s technical expertise for the benefit of motorsport. Monchaux’s extensive career, spanning stints with Toyota, Ferrari, Audi Sport, and Sauber, demonstrates his deep involvement in aerodynamics development, culminating in his recent leadership roles in F1.
