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Interviewed by the ‘New York Times’, the CEO of Ferrari, Louis Camilleri, confirms his confidence in Mattia Binotto and his team: “The results do not confirm what I say, but it takes time. In the past there was an atmosphere of revolving doors, this bad habit must end. We are thinking about the Indycar. ” The Italian GP is live on Sky Sport F1 (channel 207) and Sky Sport Uno (channel 201)
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The Ferrari lines up compactly behind Mattia Binotto. Louis Camilleri, CEO of the Maranello company, has in fact confirmed the trust to the team manager and the whole team, engaged this weekend at the home GP in Monza: “I mean I have total trust in Mattia and her staff, me results they don’t currently confirm what I’m saying but those things take a lot hour – Camilleri explained in an interview with the ‘New York Times’ -. There has been too much in the past Pressure and a number of people pushed to leave too soon. There was a revolving door atmosphere And I’m trying to break this bad habit If you look at the winning cycles of Red Bull and Mercedes, it is something that our team has missed. We will consider several hypotheses, including that of insert new talents into our team, but I want to continue with our key men in their positions ”.
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Camilleri also opens the doors of Ferrari to a parallel championship to Formula 1: “We are also studying the IndycarIt depends on how the regulations will evolve – he explained to the ‘NYT’ -. As to Formulas EI don’t think it is relevant to road production. We like to race in championships where we can differentiate, this is currently impossible in Formula E where many components are standardized“.
