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Vasseur a step closer to Ferrari after leaving Alfa Romeo as team boss

Fred Vasseur appears to be one step closer to succeeding Mattia Binotto as team boss at Ferrari. The 54-year-old Frenchman is leaving as team boss at Alfa Romeo, so an announcement of his move to the Italian racing stable seems to be coming soon. Article continues under ad Vasseur leaves Alfa Romeo The Alfa Romeo Formula 1 team has announced on its official website that Vasseur is stepping down as team boss. All indications are that he is heading to Ferrari, where he is to succeed Binotto and bring order to the team. Both parties thank each other for working together for the past six years. "I am proud of the job we collectively have done as a team and a company, and even more so of...
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