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A lack of job security is a big negative that could hurt new Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur's ability to do his job, reckons former grand prix driver Juan Pablo Montoya.

Ferrari have chosen Frederic Vasseur as their new team principal, but one former F1 star feels they should have targeted one of their past chiefs to lead their 2023 title challenge

Frederic Vasseur started work at Maranello on Monday as the fifth Ferrari Formula One team principal in less than a decade and with the weight of history adding to a burden of expectation. Only the second Frenchman to run the oldest and most successful team in the sport, Vasseur follows…

Formula One ace Michael Schumacher suffered life-changing injuries in a skiing accident nine years ago and hasn't been seen in public since

Schumacher has not been seen in public since his horror ski accident nine years ago.

Binotto resigned at the end of November and has since been replaced by Frederic Vasseur, who has an unenviable task on his hands to keep everyone happy at Maranello

Schumacher was badly injured back in 2013 and has not been in the public eye since.

Andrea Stella is the new McLaren team principal and, although he is not a household name, he has a vast amount of experience having worked with some of the sport's most successful drivers

Binotto's resignation as Ferrari team principal was announced at the end of November, though it remains to be seen if his replacement Frederic Vasseur can lead the Italians to success