Selin Tur

Selin Aria Tur leads Williams Grand Prix Technologies, the Formula 1-derived engineering business built to apply motorsport speed and precision to defence, aerospace, energy and advanced mobility. She joined WGPT in 2024 as Technical Director and was promoted to Managing Director and CTO within months, tasked with building the organisation's technology platform, processes and people from the ground up. Her background is in high-performance battery engineering. At Williams Advanced Engineering she led design and delivery of the FIA Formula E Gen 1 battery, which powered every car on the grid for the series' first four seasons, work recognised with the Simms Medal and the Queen's Award for Enterprise in Innovation. She also led the battery programme for the Jaguar C-X75 hybrid supercar, and earlier contributed to the Kinetic Energy Recovery System on the McLaren Mercedes that took Formula 1's first hybrid Grand Prix win, honoured with the Dewar Trophy. Between motorsport roles, she built