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Ferrari turns down Todt reunion despite F1 title-winning past – MPH
There will be no Jean Todt/Ferrari reunion in 2022 despite high-level talks about a new role for the Frenchman
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Ferrari turns down Todt reunion despite F1 title-winning past – MPH
There will be no Jean Todt/Ferrari reunion in 2022 despite high-level talks about a new role for the Frenchman
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‘Ridiculous’ demands show F1 teams have too much power, says McLaren boss Zak Brown
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F1 more like a pantomime audition than the pinnacle of sport, says McLaren’s Zak Brown
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