Lewis Hamilton's performance engineer Riccardo Corte is to leave the F1 team for a new career in sportscars.
Corte previously worked with both Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz at the Scuderia before becoming part of Hamilton's inner circle following his move from Mercedes.
However, ahead of the Belgian GP, Corte was transitioned to a new position, and is now preparing to leave the Scuderia for Grove Racing in Australian supercars.
"I’m really proud to be joining Grove Racing at such an exciting time for the team," said Corte.
"The progress they’ve made in recent seasons is impressive, and the Bathurst 1000 win shows what’s possible with the right people and mindset.
"After 11 years at Ferrari F1, I’m looking forward to bringing that experience into Supercars, helping the team keep pushing forward and maximising every opportunity on track."
Grove Racing owner, Stephen Grove added that Corte would bring "incredible depth" to his new role.
"Riccardo’s appointment represents another major step forward for Grove Racing,” said Grove.
"His 11 years of experience at Ferrari F1, and his work as Lewis Hamilton’s performance engineer earlier this year bring incredible depth and understanding to our program.
"We’re proud to welcome him to the team, and it speaks to the calibre of people we have at Grove Racing."
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