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Ferrari set for reshuffle following Fred Vasseur appointment

Ferrari will be hoping to forget the 2022 season as soon possible, as the team’s early title hopes were quickly extinguished after a flurry of tactical blunders. The constant mistakes from the Scuderia staff led to the team choosing to make a change, replacing team principal Mattia Binotto with Alfa Romeo’s Fred Vasseur. Understandably, Vasseur

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‘Nice guy’ Mattia Binotto was responsible for Ferrari shambles

2023 will represent a fresh start for Ferrari once again, with former Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic Vasseur taking on the poisoned chalice from Mattia Binotto, who resigned as team boss following the conclusion of the season. Binotto, to his credit, has worked wonders with the Maranello-based side during his four-year stint as team principal,

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Ferrari gave Mattia Binotto a choice about his future

Following Mattia Binotto’s departure as Ferrari team principal, ex-Formula 1 driver Giedo van der Garde has given an insight into what former Alfa Romeo boss Frederic Vasseur is like to work with, with the Frenchman switching to Maranello in 2023. Van der Garde worked with Vasseur during his junior racing days, meaning he has a

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Ferrari won’t ‘come out of’ Mattia Binotto’s sacking ‘badly’

When Mattia Binotto announced his resignation from his role as team principal of Ferrari, the team only had one replacement in mind: Fred Vasseur. The Frenchman had been serving as team principal of Alfa Romeo, previously known as Sauber and has rightly earned himself a reputation for being a high quality and effective leader. Vasseur

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Ferrari CEO to play major role in running F1 team after Mattia Binotto sacking

It appears that another face might be seen in the Ferrari garage more often in 2023, with Motorsport.com’s Italian branch reporting that Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna is wanting to work in an ‘active role’ alongside new team principal Frederic Vasseur. During Mattia Binotto’s four-year tenure, neither Vigna nor Ferrari chairman John Elkann were seen in an ‘active’

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Helmut Marko makes surprising claim about Ferrari axing Mattia Binotto

Despite starting the season with a stunning one-two finish in Bahrain, Ferrari’s 2022 season has to be considered a failure as the team finished as runners up in both championships. Max Verstappen and Red Bull were given a clear path to championship glory are Ferrari repeatedly shot themselves in the foot with a catalogue of

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