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... the future governance of Formula One and Luca di Montezemolo's vision of it
The days of divide and rule in Formula One are over. From now on, we teams dictate our own destiny, preferably in conjunction with the FIA and a promoter, but only on terms of mutual respect and cooperation.
We will no longer be dictated to and F1 is never going to become a spec formula. We will dramatically reduce costs while at the same time be all about technological competition.
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