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Renault CEO intervenes to stop F1 team ‘war'

Oct.2 Luca de Meo, CEO of the Renault Group, has ordered the French carmaker's Formula 1 team to end a years-long gulf between its British and French factions. L'Equipe sports newspaper reports that de Meo made an ultra-rare visit to the Alpine team's overall UK headquarters at Enstone last Wednesday. The visit comes amid a period of extreme management instability at the F1 team at present, following the sacking of boss Otmar Szafnauer and reports linking Mattia Binotto and Eric Boullier with the role. However, it is believed that interim team boss Bruno Famin will keep the role at least until the end of 2023 – and perhaps in 2024 as well. Famin said at Suzuka recently that he is...
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