McLaren has officially instated ex-Ferrari Chief Technical Officer Michael Leiters as CEO, replacing Mike Flewitt who left in autumn 2021 -
Following a management restructure carried out by Ferrari at the end of 2021 Leiters, along with chief brand diversification officer Nicola Boari and chief manufacturing officer Vincenzo Regazzoni left the company.CEO Michael Macht running the company day-to-day on an interim basis. Leiters worked at Porsche under Macht’s stewardship, with the former a key member of Macht’s team responsible for bringing the Cayenne to market.
Instead, there has been suggestions that BMW is now in discussions with the British firm, but in the context of a technical partnership rather than a full financial takeover.
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