Al&Al racingteam
The Heart of the Team: Our Pilots
THROTTLEMAN
DRIVER
Our Team
GENERAL AFFAIRS
She is in charge of the Organizational Coordination – management of daily operations and travel schedules, support to all departments, and oversight of internal processes – and General Administration – handling and processing of documents (including race ones), archiving, internal communications, and coordination of suppliers and service providers.
Team Principal
The Team Principal is responsible for leading and overseeing the entire racing team. This role ensures that every aspect of the organization — from technical operations to team management — works in perfect harmony. The Team Principal supervises staff and drivers, manages resources, and represents the team in all official matters. He maintains relationships with partners and governing bodies.
TECHINICAL MANAGER
The Technical Manager oversees all technical and mechanical aspects of the racing team. This role ensures that the powerboat is prepared, maintained, and optimized for maximum performance and safety. The Technical Manager coordinates the work of mechanics and engineers, manages the setup and tuning of the boat, supervises inspections and repairs, and ensures compliance with technical regulations. He analyzes performance data and supports the drivers with technical insights to define race strategies. His mission is to guarantee that the boat performs at its highest potential in every condition.
Team Manager
The Team Manager is responsible for coordinating and overseeing all organizational and operational aspects of the racing team during the competitions. The Team Manager handles planning, schedules, documentation, and communication between the team, race organizers, and governing bodies. He supports the drivers and technical staff, manage on‑site operations during race weekends, and ensure that the team is always prepared, compliant, and performing at its best.
LOGISTIC MANAGER & PILOT
The Logistic Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing all logistical operations of the racing team. This role ensures that equipment, boats, materials, and personnel are transported efficiently and safely to every race location. He takes care of shipping procedures, customs documentation, and on‑site setup, guaranteeing that everything is in place and on time. He works closely with the technical and management teams to support race operations and ensure smooth, seamless organization throughout the entire championship. As the third pilot, he can carry out boat testing and, when required, replace the driver during competition.
motorist
The Motorist is responsible for the preparation, maintenance, and performance of the boat’s engines. This role ensures that every power unit operates at maximum efficiency, reliability, and safety. The Motorist handles engine assembly and tuning, performs diagnostics, oversees repairs, and conducts routine and pre‑race inspections. He monitors engine data, identify potential issues, and work closely with the Technical Manager and drivers to optimize performance for every race. His expertise is essential to guaranteeing power, precision, and consistency on the water.
CHIEF MECHANIC
The Chief Mechanic is responsible for leading and coordinating the entire mechanical department of the racing team. This role oversees all maintenance, assembly, and technical preparation of the powerboat, ensuring that every component is in perfect condition for training sessions and races. The Chief Mechanic manages the team of mechanics, assigns tasks, supervises repairs, and guarantees that all work meets the highest standards of safety and performance.