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Ferrari back Vasseur amid speculation over future

Ferrari back Vasseur amid speculation over future
BBC News Tuesday 29 September 2026, 10:03 UTC 1 min read
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Ferrari back Frederic Vasseur as their F1 team principal after former Red Bull boss Christian Horner says he would be interested in joining.

Ferrari back Frederic Vasseur as their F1 team principal after former Red Bull boss Christian Horner says he would be interested in joining.
Ferrari (ORG) Vasseur (ORG) Frederic Vasseur (PERSON) F1 (ORG) Red Bull (ORG) Christian Horner (PERSON)
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