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The Corporation will dismiss the head of BMW sports division of the company, Mario Theissen, until June 30, 2011. This is the official press release of BMW Motorsport. The new head of the department will be Jens Marquardt, who previously worked at Toyota Motorsport.
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The reasons for dismissal Theissen and his future place of work have not been announced, but a change of leader will not be sharp - Theissen and Marquardt worked together from January 1 to June 30. In the course of this period, Mario will be gradually transferred business units to his successor.
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"We are very carefully planned and prepared this change - said Theissen. - Restructuring of BMW Motorsport and the decision to return to the DTM opens the way for the company to greater success on the tracks. This is the best time to transfer the management of BMW Motorsport in new hands. I do not doubt that Jens Marquardt, we found the right person for this purpose, and I look forward to working together. By July 1, 2011 it will be fully prepared to take control. "
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Mario Theissen BMW joined the company June 15, 1977 as a development engineer. Starting from April 1, 1999, Theissen led sports program automaker, and from 2006 to 2009 served as team leader of Formula 1 BMW Sauber. In 2011 he turns 59 years old.
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Jens Marquardt was born on May 20, 1967. Trained in aerospace technology, from 1996 to 2000 he worked in the engine-building company Ilmor, supplied the engines of Formula 1 teams (under the brand name Mercedes) and American series CART. Since 2000, he worked in the department of motor Toyota Motorsport, and from 2008 was among the managers of a Formula 1 team Toyota.