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New Ferrari CEO says F1 performance 'top priority'

Ferrari's new chief executive officer, Sergio Marchionne, has described returning to the front of the Formula 1 grid "not negotiable" and of the highest priority. Marchionne, who also heads up Ferrari's parent company Fiat-Chrysler, removed long-term boss Luca di Montezemolo from the top role in order to oversee major changes at the Italian marque in order to see them return to competitive form. During a press conference on Thursday, he highlighted Ferrari's power unit as the main issue which needs resolving and insisted they would get to the bottom of the problem. "We know the problem," he said. "We have a power unit problem. I have faith in Ferrari and its...
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