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Ferrari backs Mattiacci's low-profile start

He has arguably the highest-pressure job in all of formula one, but new Ferrari team boss Marco Mattiacci is keeping a conspicuously low profile. His most famous contribution to his first race weekend three weeks ago in China was his dark sunglasses amid the dank smog. And this weekend, the F1 unknown's profile is so low one would be forgiven for not noticing he is even in Barcelona. "He's studying and observing," Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo, in the usual spotlight that follows his rare appearance at grands prix, said in Spain. Montezemolo has vowed to stick close to Mattiacci while the Italian settles in. "I'm not happy with our situation," the high-profile...
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