Ferrari could be looking for yet another new president in a few years time. Sergio Marchionne, also the Fiat-Chrysler chief, is officially taking over from Ferrari's Luca di Montezemolo next Monday.
But the 62-year-old has now told Bloomberg that he will "undoubtedly do something else" after the end of 2018. "I am not going to do any more turnarounds. I'm done; let some of the young punks do it," he said. (GMM)
Marchionne will serve as Ferrari president for a few years
- Published on 08 Oct 2014 15:32
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Does this new article “scotch” the reports of nonF1 site and F1TODAY, on these pages on September 24th, that Andre Agnelli (38 year-old nephew of FIAT godfather Gianni Agnelli) was being tapped to replace Montezemolo and lead Ferrari? Was that earlier rumor just someone’s wishful thinking, or might he be involved with Marchionne? Whassupp?