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Renault firms up role and start date for Fry

Veteran Formula 1 tech boss Pat Fry will start working at Renault next week as the Enstone team's technical director (chassis), the French squad said on Monday.

Pat Fry, Manor Racing in the Press Conference

Fry will replace former chassis technical director Nick Chester, who announced his exit from the team after 19 years at the end of 2019.

Fry has had spells at Benetton, Ferrari, Manor and McLaren, whom he rejoined as engineering director in 2018 in a temporary role while the team waited for James Key's arrival.

He left McLaren during the 2019 season but remained under contract with the Woking-based team, and will finally start working for Renault on February 5.

Renault said Fry will attend the team's season launch in Paris a week later. 

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