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Sainz and Leclerc to move to Maranello

Ferrari Chairman John Elkann has revealed that Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz would move to Maranello next year to create an even better working atmosphere with the Scuderia’s engineers. Scuderia Ferrari became the major talking point during the coronavirus-induced lockdown period when it announced the departure of its quadruple world champion driver Sebastian Vettel. The German will be replaced by Carlos Sainz who drives for McLaren Racing following the first two stints in his career at Toro Rosso and Renault. In an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport, John Elkann has revealed that both Leclerc and Sainz will move to Maranello next year to get closer to Ferrari’s factories. The...
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