Ferrari big boss Sergio Marchionne has ruled out leaving their Maranello headquarters to build future Formula 1 contenders as it bids to end a seven-year world championship drought at the pinnacle of the sport. Having faltered at the start of the new turbo V6 era, the Italian marque has undergone a radical shake-up ahead of what the team's president Marchionne expects will be yet another difficult campaign in 2015. In the late 80s, Ferrari made a bold bid for competitiveness by signing designer John Barnard and letting him work for the team from an English base. More recently, the iconic team has struggled to similarly woo F1's top designers like Adrian Newey, and so speculation...
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