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Stefano Domenicali
After working in Italian business and commerce, Domenicali joined Ferrari in 1991, where he worked in company administration. He then moved to the administration of the racing team and the development of the team's Mugello test track. In... [more]
After working in Italian business and commerce, Domenicali joined Ferrari in 1991, where he worked in company administration. He then moved to the administration of the racing team and the development of the team's Mugello test track. In 1995, he was appointed head of personnel in Ferrari's sporting department and was also involved with sponsorship liaision, before being promoted to Team Manager in December 1996. After a brief stint as Logistics Manager, he became the team's Sporting Director in 2002. -- source www.wikipedia.org
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Q and A with Stefano Domenicali
- Q and A with Stefano Domenicali (autosport.com)
Following the official confirmation of Fernando Alonso at Ferrari for three seasons from 2010, team boss Stefano Domenicali took part in a brief Q session for the team's own website.
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Stefano Domenicali has expressed confidence in Ferrari's plans for 2010, despite the famous team's poor end to this season...
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From f1.racing-live.com
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Nov.1 (GMM) Stefano Domenicali has expressed confidence in Ferrari's plans for 2010, despite the famous team's appalling end to this season.
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From f1complete.com
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Stefano Domenicali insists that Ferrari hasn t given up on third place in the constructors championship standings despite slow start to Abu Dhabi weekend
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From rss.crash.net
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Stefano Domenicali insists that Ferrari hasn't given up on third place in the constructors' championship standings despite slow start to Abu Dhabi weekend
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From rss.crash.net
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Valentino Rossi has asked Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali for another
test at the wheel of the famous team's Formula One car.
The Italian, who last weekend successfully defended his latest MotoGP
title, conducted a series of Ferrari tests some years ago but ultimately
decided against switching full-time.
Rossi told reporters his latest test would be to celebrate his title.
"I have already asked Domenicali via text if I can have another...
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