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Vasseur explains why Ferrari engine deal made sense for Sauber

Having taken over at the helm of the Sauber F1 Team last month, Frederic Vasseur has wasted no time in sorting out who the squad’s engine supplier will be next year. Previous Team Principal Monisha Kaltenborn, who stepped down from her role with the Swiss team over differences of opinion with the owners in June, ...
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