After an internal reshuffle at Venturi, Wolff is now CEO, while d’Ambrosio wi𝔉ll manage the day-to-day running of the team.

Wolff has been team principal of the𝔉 Monaco-based outfit ♒since 2018, but her new role will mean less travelling to races during the season.

D’Ambrosi🧸o was appointed deputy team principal at the start of last season having retired from racing.

The Belgian spenꦇt several years in the all-electric series, winning two races during his spells with Dragon and Mahindra.

Speaking of the news, d’Ambr💝osio said: “This team dynamic resulted in us achieving our most successful campaign to date which is a fantastic f𒊎oundation to build upon for the future.”

Wolff added: “Since taking on this role in 2018, I have experienced a great sense of pride and achievement from how we have gone from strength to strength asꦐ an organisation."

Venturi 🍒enjoyed its best season in terms of points scored in 2021 -  two wi🧔ns and 146 points to its name.

It will be hopeful of another step fo♔rward in 2022 with Formula E champion Lucas di Grassi replacing Norman Nato. 

Edoardo Mortara remains with the team for a fifthꦚ consecutiv𒊎e season.