What it means to run Ferrari
The burden of expectation lies heavy on the shoulders of Ferrari's team boss. In this exclusive interview, Stefano Domenicali reveals to AUTOSPORT's sister magazine F1 Racing the qualities needed to run the Scuderia
'Sono un agitatore di uomini' was Enzo Ferrari's description of himself - 'I am an agitator of men.'
It was as true when he ruled his scarlet empire with a combination of fear, self-mythologising and ruthlessness as it is today in the courtyards of the Maranello factories where his vision and legend hang heavy in the air.
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