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F1 team bosses can't help but giggle as Toto Wolff and Christian Horner have X-rated row

Tensions between Mercedes chief Toto Wolff and Red Bull boss Christian Horner boil over in the most recent season of Drive to Survive, much to the amusement of their rival F1 team principals

Daily Mirror

Mattia Binotto to "land on his feet" with new F1 role when Ferrari gardening leave ends

It is believed that Ferrari paid Binotto an extra sum of money to extend his gardening leave following the Italian's resignation as team principal at the end of last season

Daily Mirror

F1 Drive to Survive review: Toto Wolff rages at Christian Horner in foul-mouthed flashpoint of season 5

Review: The fifth instalment of Netflix’s behind-the-scenes behemoth peaks a tad early - but peaks in quite absorbing fashion

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Drive to Survive: Toto Wolff rages at Christian Horner in foul-mouthed flashpoint of season 5

Review: The fifth instalment of Netflix’s behind-the-scenes behemoth peaks a tad early - but peaks in quite absorbing fashion

The Independent UK

Mattia Binotto tipped to join F1 rival despite being paid off by Ferrari

Binotto is currently on gardening leave after his Ferrari exit and unable to join another F1 team, but has already been linked with his next move for when that period ends

Daily Mirror

Horner hints at closer links between Mercedes and Williams F1 teams

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner has hinted that there could be a closer relationship between the Mercedes and Williams Formula 1 teams in the wake of James Vowles’s move.

Autosport

Lack of job security could hold Vasseur back at Ferrari, says Montoya

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.

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Ferrari told they should have appointed boss who led dominant era with Michael Schumacher

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

Daily Mirror

Frederic Vasseur addresses "critical" Ferrari F1 weakness as hype builds around Scuderia

New team principal Vasseur inherits a historic team with little to worry about in terms of engineering or drivers performance – but he will be concerned about their strategy record

Daily Mirror

Why Vasseur isn't wielding the axe on Ferrari's F1 strategy team

As Ferrari reflected on the lost opportunities of the 2022 Formula 1 season, it did not take a genius to understand that strategy had been one of its core weaknesses.

Motorsport

F1: New Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur tells Charles Leclerc he will NOT be team’s No1 driver

Clean slate for Ferrari drivers under new leadership

Evening Standard

Vasseur "convinced" Ferrari has everything it needs to win F1 title

New Ferrari Formula 1 boss Fred Vasseur is “convinced” the team has everything it needs to win the championship, and that targeting anything less would be a “lack of ambition.”

Autosport

Ex-Ferrari chief Maurizio Arrivabene banned from football amid Juventus financial scandal

Arrivabene is one of several top current or former Juventus officials banned from football after an investigation into the club's finances, and will be a familiar name to F1 fans

Irish Mirror

Ferrari pay 'extra compensation' to block ex-chief Mattia Binotto from joining F1 rivals

Binotto has been replaced as Ferrari team principal by Frederic Vasseur, but even though the team has moved on it seems the 53-year-old won't be able to until at least 2024

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Vasseur Starts a New Era for Ferrari with Big Targets

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…

Motorsport

Why Vasseur will have no excuses for Ferrari failure

When Frederic Vasseur clocks on as Ferrari’s new Formula 1 boss for the first time today, it marks the start of what he hopes will be a title-winning campaign.

Autosport

Why Vasseur has no excuses for Ferrari failure

When Frederic Vasseur clocks on as Ferrari’s new Formula 1 boss for the first time today, it marks the start of what he hopes will be a title-winning campaign.

Daily Mirror

Mattia Binotto blasted for "unforgivable" errors as new Ferrari boss given simple order

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

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Frederic Vasseur tipped to do "big things" at Ferrari with 'no bulls***' approach

Vasseur's appointment as Ferrari team principal has divided opinion, but one former F1 driver is confident the Frenchman will be a successful hire for the Scuderia

Daily Mirror

Lewis Hamilton factor has Red Bull chief admitting fear of Mercedes over Ferrari

Red Bull didn't have a close rival in the end this year, as Ferrari faded following their bright start, but that could change in 2023 with Mercedes hoping to rejoin the fight at the top

Daily Mirror

Red Bull chief Helmut Marko slams "weakened" Ferrari over Mattia Binotto exit

It remains to be seen how Ferrari will fare in 2023 and beyond after Binotto was replaced by new team principal Frederic Vasseur, but Marko is among those who have already made their minds up

Daily Mirror

Ferrari given simple instruction for new team chief Fred Vasseur as Ted Kravitz weighs in

Vasseur is the man chosen to replace Mattia Binotto as Ferrari team principal from next season and, despite the Italians' recent track record, needs time to get his plan working

Daily Mirror

Mercedes and Red Bull "smiling" as Martin Brundle criticises Mattia Binotto Ferrari exit

While Vasseur's experience and track record is unquestionable, Brundle is among the critics who have questioned Ferrari's decision to make an outside hire to lead them into 2023

Sports Illustrated

Mercedes Picks Up Schumacher After Split With Ferrari, Haas

His family has extensive ties to the Silver Arrows.

Daily Mirror

Carlos Sainz breaks silence as Charles Leclerc's old boss becomes new Ferrari chief

Sainz may have some work to do to get onto equal footing with Leclerc under the new team principal, who already has a pre-existing relationship with the Monegasque

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